Podcasts about audio mission

Happy International Women's Month, belated International Women's Day, and Women's History Month. We're excited to share the live recording of our session at The NAMM Show 2024! The ReVoicing team of Natalie, Stephanie, and Julia gets into how cultivating intentional community is the key to a sustainable career for women in music, some helpful tools to think intentionally about getting started, and our reflections about how music NEEDS you, exactly as you are.  During the live event, we hosted a 20 minute community building exercise, so we are challenging each of you to reflect on the community you want to be a part of and to seek it out for yourself!  Special thanks to Women of NAMM, Women in Music, The Women's International Music Network (The WiMN), Gritty in Pink, SheQ Audio, Women's Audio Mission, and Girls Make Beats for taking the time to come together and inspire more community building within the industry.  Donate to the Women of NAMM Fund.  –  Learn more about Women at NAMM at ⁠⁠⁠www.namm.org/women-of-namm.⁠.⁠⁠  Follow Us Here: ⁠⁠ Facebook⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠  LinkedIn⁠⁠⁠  –  Sponsored by AKG: ⁠⁠www.akg.com⁠⁠ This episode was co-produced and edited by Natalie Morrison, Stephanie Lamond, and Julia Olsen.   Music by: Lucky Lamond

Pastor Neil brings the next message in the sermon series "Mission Possible"

Sermon Audio: Pastor Neil continues the sermon series today with "The Boss II."

Deacon Dustin Snow brings the next message in the Mission Possible series.

We begin Part 2 with my asking the question everyone wants to know: Is "Meredith Edgar" her real name or a stage name? You'll have to listen in to find out.   Then she shares the various day jobs she's had over the years, some worse than others. She worked a little retail, then got an esthetician's license and worked in dermatology. Meredith says that she's always wanted to help people.   That work eventually drove her to go back to college, which she did at St. Edward's in Austin, where she earned a degree in psychology. While in Austin, she worked at the SIMS Foundation, a mental-health non-profit for musicians in the area. An internship there led to a job, one she describes as one of her favorites to this day.   Then, thanks to my propensity for chatter, we dive into a sidebar on Austin and whether folks in that city do a good job of taking care of their own. Meredith is quick and correct in pointing out that, like here, Austin artists and musicians often get priced out of a city that's always becoming more expensive to live in.   After that, Meredith tells us about her time in Italy for a stint, which inevitably leads to another sidebar, this time on Spain and Italy. And finally, after all that set up, I get to share my story of discovering Meredith.   Meredith was married, but then divorced. She had lived in Venice, but after Italy, she moved back to The City she was born in ... just before COVID hit. She managed to find a job and an apartment just in time, though.   When the pandemic did take hold, she started doing live streams on Instagram. She had really wanted to give her music a push, and like many musicians, took to streaming as a way to continue connecting with audiences. Once it was safe, Meredith started playing masked shows in outdoor places, something she says "really saved" her, both socially and creatively. She had been living alone and feeling that isolation that the pandemic exacerbated for so many of us.   Now she says that she's got herself to a good point. She's summoning patience and has managed to find community here. Meredith recorded an album at Women's Audio Mission in 2021 and hopes to record again this year. She says that among writing, rehearsing, recording, and playing out, the latter is her favorite.   We end Part 2 with Meredith's response to our theme this season: "We're all in it."   The songs you hear after our conversation ends are: "Louisiana Rain" and "Blue."   Catch Meredith at any of the following upcoming shows: Jan. 11 at Rite Spot (I'll be there!) Jan. 21 at Spec's Jan. 25 again at Rite Spot   We recorded this episode at Royal Cuckoo Organ Lounge in the Mission in November 2023.   Photography by Jeff Hunt

DJ Bren presents his latest guest mix, packed with jungle heaters, for Core Mission Radio. Track list: 1. Plasmator - Secondhand Rave 2. Audiomission & Pull Up Collective - Yeah Man 3. Toby Ross - Jungle Ting 4. Conrad Subs & DJ Hybrid - Days Of Rave 5. Bladerunner & Sweetie Irie - Danger 6. Evade - 64 Tetra 7. Origin Unknown - Valley Of The Shadows (Redline's 2023 Refix) 8. Sound Shifter - Dis Jungle (94 Killerz VIP) 9. WhiteLabelDubs - Hide U 10. Lavery - Akai Blackeye 11. DJ L.A.B. - Loud & Clear 12. Demented Frequency - Dread At The Controls 13. Galvatron - Buss Up Shot 14. Jahnglist Bwoy - Jungle Music 15. Scattyone - Can't Touch 16. Soul Defiance - We Run It 17. Speaker Louis - Original Don 18. Phazeman & N-Tropik - Falling Apart 19. Sl8r - M14 Dub 20. Wobbles - Run Dem' Out 2 21. Kartoon - Fire Inna Jungle 22. Tenor Fly - Don't Dis Da Jungle (ODF Remix) 23. Conrad Subs - Let's Jungle 24. Crinnion - Jungle War DJ Bren: linktr.ee/brentonac69 FB: www.facebook.com/brenton.clerkin TW: twitter.com/brentonac69 SC: @brentonac69 IG: www.instagram.com/brentonac69/

Recorded 2023-10-02 19:23:53 Tracklisting: * N-Mon1c & Tone Walsh - Diode * Visionobi - The Truth (feat. Philth) * Hystatus - Anode * Dedman - Revolution * BTK - The Deep * DJ MARKY/POLA/BRYSON - Into The Blue * CNOF - Revenge * Data 3 - Sorrow (feat. Blake) * Black Barrel - Jimmi Man (feat Ant TC1 - Philth & Ant TC1 remix) * Melinki & HLZ - Nemea * DEDMAN - Flash Brew * DJ Komatose - When I Was A Yout - 4A * Forbidden Society - Spectral (Original) * missledz - Unjust * Melinki & D Cypher - Rip Ya Torsoe * N3PTUNE - Suspicion * Creatures___Defex_And_Zound_-_Irreversible * Kidsonic - Burnout (Original Mix) * Solace, Jabaru & MC Kenna - Premonition * Alibi/Phentix/L-Side - Concrete * Break - Natural Way (feat MC Fats - original mix) * Zero T, Onj & Minor Forms - No Way * Hoax - Sekkle (Feat. Purple Velvet Curtains) * Jestah & Creatures - Emulsifier (Black Barrel remix) * IN:MOST - Do You (Kasra remix) * Visionobi - Antidote (feat. DRS & Emba) * Survival, Silent Witness - Fletcher (Minor Rain Remix) * QUADRANT/IRIS - AeroPress (feat Klippee & Combine) * Modu - Airwalker * Optiv and BTK - Menace Part 2 * In:Most - Waldo [NTM Mastered] * Echo B - Block Work VIP * PH42E - Hivemind * Monty - Gas Tank (original mix) * NC-17/Dauntless - Zero 2 Hero * Hugh Hardie & In:Most - Squelcher [Self Master] * Aperio - Switch * Visionobi - The Escape-ologist (feat. Askel & Elere) * Anile - Flow Chamber (original mix) * COPPA - Brainwashed (feat Nymfo & Zerozero) * SKEPTICAL - Musket * London Elektricity - Billion Dollar Gravy (feat. Liane Carroll) (Watch The Ride Remix) * AMOSS - Magnum Meal * MACCA & MELINKI - Subsurface * Impulsv - Valve - * BREDREN - Line Art * HumaNature - Resonate * MONTY - Magma * HumaNature - Resonate * ANDREZZ - Neanderthal (L-Side Remix) * Calibre - Running * Ivy Lab - Baby Grey * Volatile Cycle - J2B (Original Mix) * Visionobi - Bleeding Out (feat. Zero T & Aaliyah Esprit) * PH42E - GunRun * TEMPLE - Reaver * Dub Phizix- Slush Puppeh - 4A * Hadley - Stand Alone * Jabaru - Duxxi (Boey Audio) * Blooom - Beside You * DJ Hybrid - Coming Up (Livewire Remix) * 1. Audiomission & Pull Up Collective - Live & Let Live Download, Distribute, and Donate!

01. Netsky & Hybrid Minds - Let Me Hold You (Grafix Remix) 02. Mage - Tell Me 03. Maduk & Calixte - Everytime (Kove Remix) 04. Mountain - Pegasus 05. Feint, Josh Rubin Let Me Go 06. Fox Stevenson - Human In The Evening 07. Nghtmre feat. Tori Levett - Shady Intentions (Reaper Remix) 08. Sub Focus & Dimension - Ready To Fly 09. Lateral - Backhome 10. Sigma, Yola Recoba - Living For The Moment (Monss Remix) 11. Synova - Factions (Protostar Remix) 12. Dnmo & Wolfy Lights - Blinding 13. Toronto Is Broken, Amy Kirkpatrick - Between Planes (Lateral Remix) 14. Flowdan, Freaks & Geeks - Run The Show 15. Bad Company Uk - Torpedo [Insideinfo Remix] 16. Tr Tactics - Warrior 17. Computerartist - Virago 18. Surge, Dave Columbo Jenkins - Club Thrower [Vip] 19. Zardonic/Blitz Union - Paradise 20. Kanine - Take Me Up 21. Kove - So Much Love 22. Kaizen Flow - Tlm 23. Confusion - Reality Check 24. Akov - Freaky Boy 25. Decades & Onebyone - Cybermode 26. Dr. Apollo - 9Th Wonder 27. Slushii/Teddy Killerz/Pav4N - Blow The Socket 28. Neonlight - Grumbler 29. Zombie Cats - No Hurt No Lies 30. Kx5, Hayla - Escape (Tall Order Remix) 31. Maduk - Ready Now (Lexurus Remix) 32. Lucas & Steve, Yves V, Xoro - After Midnight [Aktive Remix] 33. Grinda - Where U Gonna Go 34. Teezy - Melodious 35. Low:R & Sili - Grandma Funk 36. The Funk Hunters, Killwill - Eleanor Rigby (Tc Remix) 37. Airglo - Easy To Love 38. Simula, Embr - Colourblind 39. Blossom, Abi Flynn - Surreal 40. Beskar, Huntr/S - The Prophecy 41. Armand Van Helden, Karen Harding - Wings (I Won't Let You Down) [Krakota Remix] 42. Banzai - Step Aside 43. Benny V & Exile - Funky 44. Stillz - 95' Steppin' 45. Basstripper - Milky Way 46. Bare Up - Wonder Man 47. Heist - Techno Dragon 48. Circadian - Body Work 49. Fida - Fusion 50. Sota - Machete 51. Toxin - Get Set 52. Fanatics - Sheegoth 53. Metal Work - Mind Trip 54. Nick The Lot - Guard Dog 55. Alphaze/Runnah/Sinu8 - Delight 56. Average - Poseidon 57. Para, Drowzee - Bullwhip 58. Glitch City - The Tale Of The Hummingbird 59. Dutta - Breakup 60. Pengo - System Error 61. Amnesia - Road Life 62. Taxman - So Good 63. Audiomission, Cramz, Redders - Proper Tingz 64. Tyke, Alistair W - The Mountain 65. Klimate - Rave Ting 66. Kenji/Magenta - Falling Down 67. Jtr Bop This 68. S Man - Scorpio 69. Speaker Louis - Keep It Special 70. Zero T - On The M.I.C 71. Filthy Habits - Detonate 72. Zeba - Sarin 73. Deekline & Airglo - It's A Jazz Thing 74. Average - Sludge 75. Harley D - Game Over

01. Netsky & Hybrid Minds - Let Me Hold You (Grafix Remix) 02. Mage - Tell Me 03. Maduk & Calixte - Everytime (Kove Remix) 04. Mountain - Pegasus 05. Feint, Josh Rubin Let Me Go 06. Fox Stevenson - Human In The Evening 07. Nghtmre feat. Tori Levett - Shady Intentions (Reaper Remix) 08. Sub Focus & Dimension - Ready To Fly 09. Lateral - Backhome 10. Sigma, Yola Recoba - Living For The Moment (Monss Remix) 11. Synova - Factions (Protostar Remix) 12. Dnmo & Wolfy Lights - Blinding 13. Toronto Is Broken, Amy Kirkpatrick - Between Planes (Lateral Remix) 14. Flowdan, Freaks & Geeks - Run The Show 15. Bad Company Uk - Torpedo [Insideinfo Remix] 16. Tr Tactics - Warrior 17. Computerartist - Virago 18. Surge, Dave Columbo Jenkins - Club Thrower [Vip] 19. Zardonic/Blitz Union - Paradise 20. Kanine - Take Me Up 21. Kove - So Much Love 22. Kaizen Flow - Tlm 23. Confusion - Reality Check 24. Akov - Freaky Boy 25. Decades & Onebyone - Cybermode 26. Dr. Apollo - 9Th Wonder 27. Slushii/Teddy Killerz/Pav4N - Blow The Socket 28. Neonlight - Grumbler 29. Zombie Cats - No Hurt No Lies 30. Kx5, Hayla - Escape (Tall Order Remix) 31. Maduk - Ready Now (Lexurus Remix) 32. Lucas & Steve, Yves V, Xoro - After Midnight [Aktive Remix] 33. Grinda - Where U Gonna Go 34. Teezy - Melodious 35. Low:R & Sili - Grandma Funk 36. The Funk Hunters, Killwill - Eleanor Rigby (Tc Remix) 37. Airglo - Easy To Love 38. Simula, Embr - Colourblind 39. Blossom, Abi Flynn - Surreal 40. Beskar, Huntr/S - The Prophecy 41. Armand Van Helden, Karen Harding - Wings (I Won't Let You Down) [Krakota Remix] 42. Banzai - Step Aside 43. Benny V & Exile - Funky 44. Stillz - 95' Steppin' 45. Basstripper - Milky Way 46. Bare Up - Wonder Man 47. Heist - Techno Dragon 48. Circadian - Body Work 49. Fida - Fusion 50. Sota - Machete 51. Toxin - Get Set 52. Fanatics - Sheegoth 53. Metal Work - Mind Trip 54. Nick The Lot - Guard Dog 55. Alphaze/Runnah/Sinu8 - Delight 56. Average - Poseidon 57. Para, Drowzee - Bullwhip 58. Glitch City - The Tale Of The Hummingbird 59. Dutta - Breakup 60. Pengo - System Error 61. Amnesia - Road Life 62. Taxman - So Good 63. Audiomission, Cramz, Redders - Proper Tingz 64. Tyke, Alistair W - The Mountain 65. Klimate - Rave Ting 66. Kenji/Magenta - Falling Down 67. Jtr Bop This 68. S Man - Scorpio 69. Speaker Louis - Keep It Special 70. Zero T - On The M.I.C 71. Filthy Habits - Detonate 72. Zeba - Sarin 73. Deekline & Airglo - It's A Jazz Thing 74. Average - Sludge 75. Harley D - Game Over

Пиратская Станция на каникулах все еще...На радио Рекорд звучат лучшие танцевальные drumandbass треки клубного сезона 2022-2023...встречайте много mainstream, vocal, neuro sounds, rollers & jump up в этом выпуске... GVOZD vibez: 01. Netsky & Hybrid Minds - Let Me Hold You (Grafix Remix) 02. Mage - Tell Me 03. Maduk & Calixte - Everytime (Kove Remix) 04. Mountain - Pegasus 05. Feint, Josh Rubin Let Me Go 06. Fox Stevenson - Human In The Evening 07. Nghtmre feat. Tori Levett - Shady Intentions (Reaper Remix) 08. Sub Focus & Dimension - Ready To Fly 09. Lateral - Backhome 10. Sigma, Yola Recoba - Living For The Moment (Monss Remix) 11. Synova - Factions (Protostar Remix) 12. DNMO & Wolfy Lights - Blinding 13. Toronto Is Broken, Amy Kirkpatrick - Between Planes (Lateral Remix) 14. Flowdan, Freaks & Geeks - Run The Show 15. Bad Company Uk - Torpedo [Insideinfo Remix] 16. Tr Tactics - Warrior 17. Computerartist - Virago 18. Surge, Dave Columbo Jenkins - Club Thrower [Vip] 19. Zardonic/Blitz Union - Paradise 20. Kanine - Take Me Up 21. Kove - So Much Love 22. Kaizen Flow - TLM 23. Confusion - Reality Check 24. Akov - Freaky Boy 25. Decades & Onebyone - Cybermode 26. Dr. Apollo - 9Th Wonder 27. Slushii/Teddy Killerz/Pav4N - Blow The Socket 28. Neonlight - Grumbler 29. Zombie Cats - No Hurt No Lies 30. Kx5, Hayla - Escape (Tall Order Remix) 31. Maduk - Ready Now (Lexurus Remix) 32. Lucas & Steve, Yves V, Xoro - After Midnight [Aktive Remix] 33. Grinda - Where U Gonna Go 34. Teezy - Melodious 35. Low:R & Sili - Grandma Funk 36. The Funk Hunters, Killwill - Eleanor Rigby (Tc Remix) 37. Airglo - Easy To Love 38. Simula, Embr - Colourblind 39. Blossom, Abi Flynn - Surreal 40. Beskar, Huntr/S - The Prophecy 41. Armand Van Helden, Karen Harding - Wings (I Won't Let You Down) [Krakota Remix] 42. Banzai - Step Aside 43. Benny V & Exile - Funky 44. Stillz - 95' Steppin' 45. Basstripper - Milky Way 46. Bare Up - Wonder Man 47. Heist - Techno Dragon 48. Circadian - Body Work 49. Fida - Fusion 50. Sota - Machete 51. Toxin - Get Set 52. Fanatics - Sheegoth 53. Metal Work - Mind Trip 54. Nick The Lot - Guard Dog 55. Alphaze/Runnah/Sinu8 - Delight 56. Average - Poseidon 57. Para, Drowzee - Bullwhip 58. Glitch City - The Tale Of The Hummingbird 59. Dutta - Breakup 60. Pengo - System Error 61. Amnesia - Road Life 62. Taxman - So Good 63. Audiomission, Cramz, Redders - Proper Tingz 64. Tyke, Alistair W - The Mountain 65. Klimate - Rave Ting 66. Kenji/Magenta - Falling Down 67. JTR - Bop This 68. S Man - Scorpio 69. Speaker Louis - Keep It Special 70. Zero T - On The M.I.C 71. Filthy Habits - Detonate 72. Zeba - Sarin 73. Deekline & Airglo - It's A Jazz Thing 74. Average - Sludge 75. Harley D - Game Over

Prachi Gupta, VP of Engineering @ Discord, shares her best strategies for growing your career & leadership skills through transitions, moderated by Chris Chiu, Director of Engineering - Collaboration @ Figma. Prachi and Chris also cover what tactics work well for building community & leading in a remote / hybrid environment, frameworks for operating during wartime, recruiting with the whole person in mind, and why you need to “give away their legos” in order to grow as an eng leader.Interested in topics like this, and beyond? #ELCAnnual2023 is happening 8/30 & 8/31! You can get your ticket to join your peers, check out all our speakers + explore additional topics at sfelc.com/annual2023ABOUT PRACHI GUPTAPrachi Gupta heads engineering at Discord. With close to two decades of experience in consumer technology companies, she is responsible for leading the strategy and execution of a highly scalable and distributed technology stack that powers millions of conversations. Prachi enjoys building engineering teams and defining culture and processes that enable teams to grow and succeed in a repeatable and predictable manner. As an entrepreneurial engineer at heart, she enjoys prototyping ideas and conceptualizing, designing, and delivering impactful software. Prachi is an active supporter of diversity in STEM, co-founded LinkedIn's Women in Technology initiative, and is an alumnus board member of Women's Audio Mission.Prachi holds a Master's in Computer Science and has significant experience in working with startups to explore innovative solutions to real-world problems, from socially-driven consumer websites to enterprise business intelligence & analytics software."You have to learn how to build something, get it to a point that's satisfactory enough to you and be okay handing it off to someone else so they can run with it. That's essentially beenhow I've operated in my career, not because I had this like grand vision in my mind of this is how I get to like the thing I want to get to, but because I was just hungry to learn. I just gained this reputation of, 'Oh, like if something's broken or something needs fixing or something needs figuring out, here's a flexible person that we can throw at it.'”- Prachi Gupta   ABOUT CHRIS CHIUChris Chiu is a Director of Engineering at Figma. Figma is a web-based design tool, and Chris's teams work on Collaboration & Community as well as Figma's mobile, tablet, and desktop platforms. Before Figma, Chris led product engineering and platform teams at Flexport and OpenGov.Chris was born in Brazil and has lived in the Bay Area for 14 years. He loves e-bike rides with his kids and reading fantasy & sci-fi novels.Join us at ELC Annual 2023!ELC Annual is our flagship conference for engineering leaders. You'll learn from experts in engineering and leadership, gain mentorship and support from like-minded professionals, expand your perspectives, build relationships across the tech industry, and leave with practical prove strategies.Join us this August 30-31 at the Fort Mason Center in San FranciscoFor tickets, head to https://sfelc.com/annual2023SHOW NOTES:What doesn't work in a remote / hybrid work environment (2:42)Tactics Discord utilizes to enhance the remote / hybrid workspace (4:39)Strategies for building teams w/ a strong sense of community & belonging (7:13)Defining what it means to assess the whole person (10:58)How Discord applies the “whole person” assessment to recruiting (12:42)Prachi's advice for operating / executing during wartime (14:54)Why understanding the “giving away your legos” philosophy is important (18:09)Prachi's defining inflection points in her leadership journey (21:15)Balancing your career & parenthood (23:43)The best career advice Prachi has ever received (26:21)Audience Q&A: building trust w/ a new team that is more technically proficient than you are in their domain (28:55)Tips for empowering individuals to their full potential (31:12)How senior eng leaders can help frontline EMs handle their tasks (32:42)Strategies for being the unseen hand vs. seen hand in an org (35:50)Practices Prachi kept & discarded during her pivotal transitions (38:35)Navigating where to allocate your time w/ direct reports (41:50)This episode wouldn't have been possible without the help of our incredible production team:Patrick Gallagher - Producer & Co-HostJerry Li - Co-HostNoah Olberding - Associate Producer, Audio & Video Editor https://www.linkedin.com/in/noah-olberding/Dan Overheim - Audio Engineer, Dan's also an avid 3D printer - https://www.bnd3d.com/Ellie Coggins Angus - Copywriter, Check out her other work at https://elliecoggins.com/about/

Kicking off his mixing journey nearly five months ago, Karim Helal saw many rejuvenations to his sonic direction, commencing things with melodic and tech-house (like nearly everyone who starts) but then shifted his efforts into digging for industrial techno tunes. Later on, he found a certain fondness for the broken percussion of drum n' bass. For this Select episode, Helal cooks up a special DnB, heavy bass, and jungle for an hourly mix, which features Ozoh, the legendary Ed Rush, Audiomission, Cramz, and more.

Hello and welcome to The Stress Factor Drum and Bass Podcast episode 295. We have DjR1 back in the studio with his brand-new mix for October of 2022. Ryan has mixed another banger for your listening pleasure. This mix contains 33 tracks and a runtime of 70 minutes. Tunes, remixes and labels inside this episode are: Able, OZOH, Flexout Audio, Nymfo, Computer Integrated Audio, Minor Forms, Vandal Records, HXL, Delta9 Recordings, Phase, Foreign Concep, Critical Music, Dunk, Dispatch Recordings, Koherent, Collette Warren, Overview Music, Cymbolic, Dazed Music, Zero T, Operate, MadRush MC, Trex, Teej, Trust Audio, Citate Forms, Rider Shafique, Jam Thieves, Scout 22, DLR, C4C Recordings, latesleeper, Myth, Submotive, Carbon Music, Total Science, FD, Kublai Remix, Sin, Architecture Recordings, Mcleod, Symptom, Emcee Recordings], SB81, Metalheadz, Quadrant, Dummy, Iris, Audiomission, Gorilla Warfare. Please SHARE, LIKE FOLLOW AND REPOST! Also subscribe on your favorite Podcast Platform. Download full 320k MP3 from Soundcloud. Full quality 320k MP3 can be download here under the "more" button. SHARE, COMMENT, LIKE and FOLLOW THIS MIX!!! Please subscribe on your preferred podcast platform, we are just about everywhere! Tracklist 01. Able, OZOH - Cosmic Ocean [Flexout Audio] 02. Nymfo - Sick With It [Computer Integrated Audio] 03. Minor Forms - Shadows (VIP) [Vandal Records] 04. HXL - Everyday [Delta9 Recordings] 05. Phase, Foreign Concept - Tuff Times [Critical Music] 06. Dunk - Diamond Head [Dispatch Recordings] 07. Koherent, Collette Warren - Red Lipstick [Overview Music] 08. Cymbolic - Demodulate [Dazed Music] 09. Dunk - Buyaka [Dispatch Recordings] 10. Zero T - Cut Dem [Computer Integrated Audio] 11. Operate, MadRush MC - One By One [Overview Music] 12. Trex, Teej - WTE [Trust Audio] 12. Dunk - Namaste [Citate Forms] 14. Minor Forms, Rider Shafique - Time Ticking [Computer Integrated Audio] 15. Jam Thieves - Cassino 99 [Dazed Music] 16. Dunk, Scout 22 - Hemisphere [Dispatch Recordings] 17. DLR - Living Beneath The Surface [C4C Recordings] 18. HXL - Infinite Impulse [Delta9 Recordings] 19. latesleeper - Cellophane [Critical Music] 20. Myth - Armadillo [Computer Integrated Audio] 21. Dunk - Zumbi Zoo [Dispatch Recordings] 22. Submotive - Clock In Clock Out [Carbon Music] 23. Total Science - Run It [Computer Integrated Audio] 24. FD - Sweaty Porpoise [Computer Integrated Audio] 25. Minor Forms - Biophonic(Kublai Remix)[Vandal Records] 26. Sin - Blind Love [Architecture Recordings] 27. Mcleod, Symptom - Show Me What You Got [Emcee Recordings] 28. Sin - Fool Me Once [Architecture Recordings] 29. Mcleod, Symptom - The Weapon [Emcee Recordings] 30. SB81 - Hessian [Metalheadz] 31. Quadrant, Dummy, Iris - Super Six [Computer Integrated Audio] 32. SB81 - Picture This [Metalheadz] 33. Audiomission - Get You With Me [Gorilla Warfare]

The ReVoicing the Future Team reflects on the live episode of the podcast in June at The NAMM Show and NAMM Show+. The panel features Terri Winston, founder of Women's Audio Mission, Elise Solberg, Founder of Turn Up Her Mic, and Myki Angeline of The Women's International Music Network and Audacy. The full episode conversation can be watched on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNFFCfCUHIM Learn More about: Women's Audio Mission Turn Up Her Mic The Women's International Music Network (The WiMN) -- Learn more about Women of NAMM at www.namm.org/women-of-namm Follow Us here: -Facebook -Instagram -LinkedIn Sponsored by AKG: www.akg.com This episode was co-produced and edited by Natalie Morrison, Stephanie Lamond & Julia Olsen. Music by: Lucky Lamond

JDNB Premiere - You Heard It Here First Available on 20th of August on Tribe Of Dub Buy https://jungledrumandbass.co.uk/news/jdnb-premiere-conrad-subs-pharos-audiomission-remix-tribe-dub Various Artists - 3 Years of Tribe Of Dub - The Remixes That means 3 years of vibey Jungle & DnB rollers produced by the hottest talent from all around the globe! To celebrate we have invited Audiomission, Brian Brainstorm, K Jah, Manikin, Speaker Louis and Sappo to each remix a track of their choice from the label's back catalogue. Now we're honored to share the results with our loyal fans and supporters! We hope you enjoy the release.

Over the course of this show we have spent a lot of time talking about both the need to diversify and the idea that doing non-music things is often just a part of the journey. Our guest today, Fabiana Claure, explains that what we have been missing is that all the pieces you do need to be put together as one you.Women's Audio Mission is a San Francisco/Oakland-based nonprofit organization and the only professional recording studio in the world built and run by women/GNC individuals. It attracts over 2,000 underserved women/girls/GNC individuals every year to STEM and creative technology studies that inspire them to amplify their voices and become the innovators of tomorrow. WAM's award-winning curriculum weaves art and music with science, technology and computer programming and works to close the critical gender gap in creative technology careers. Learn more at womensaudiomission.orgIn the second half of our interview with Fabiana we discuss the steps she has created to help musicians offer their best to the world. The idea is that you have to package all the pieces of you that you might often keep separated, allowing your business to showcase ALL of your talents that make you, you will draw your best audience to you. Please enjoy the second half of our interview with Music business coach Fabiana Claure.Action:Consider what talents and experiences from your life are not showing up in your music business and spend some time brainstorming how that could change.Ways to connect with us:Musicians Tip Jar.comMusicians Tip Jar@gmailIntro & Outro Music Donated by: The Magi https://www.themagimusic.com Intro Read by: David “DJ” Lee of The Magi https://soundcloud.com/rockababyrock Pictures by: Kit Chalberg https://kitchalberg.com/

Inspired by the Toledo Symphony's Sister Cities chamber concert, we welcome a special guest: Mrs. Rogene Kohler (on the Toledo Sister Cities International Board, and President of the Toledo German Sister Cities Committee). Hear about all of Toledo's nine Sister Cities (plus hopefuls and at least one "divorcée"), We also hear a wonderful selection from the chamber program, Kala Ramnath's Amrit - part of the Kronos Quartet's Fifty for the Future project (track information below, used by permission). Composed by Kala Ramnath on violin, arranged for string quartet by Reena Esmail © 2016 Inner Sunset Publishing ℗ 2016 Kronos Performing Arts Association Commissioned for Fifty for the Future: The Kronos Learning Repertoire 50ftf.kronosquartet.org/ Produced by Kronos Quartet Recorded July 2016 at Studio Trilogy, San Francisco, CA Engineered and mixed by Laura Dean Assistant Engineer: Alex Spencer Production Assistant: Minna Choi Mixed at Women's Audio Mission, San Francisco, CA Assistant Mixing Engineers: Monica Bonilla, Ripley Young, Becca High, Victoria Fajardo, Hannah Valente and Victoria Fajardo

Guest Bio: Aniyia L. Williams '07 Arts & Architecture is a serial entrepreneur and inclusion advocate. She is a principle at the Omidyar Network after previously founding and serving as chief executive officer of Tinsel, executive director of Black and Brown Founders, and co-founding Zebras Unite. She previously held roles at Voxer and in the arts administration space. As an African-American woman in Silicon Valley, Williams is breaking down barriers for others now and in the future. She has also been featured in Forbes, Ebony, and many tech and fashion websites and publications; and speaks through the country on diversity in tech, fashion tech, and entrepreneurship/startups. Williams has been the entrepreneur-in-residence for CODE2040, which also focuses on Black and Latinx Entrepreneurs and is powered by Google for Entrepreneurs. She is also a board member for Women's Audio Mission. Aniyia graduated from Penn State's College of Arts & Architecture with a bachelors of art in music with honors, as well as minors in business and Italian after beginning her journey at Penn State Berks. Episode Specifics: In this episode, Aniyia shares her insights on: · Building an entrepreneurial spirit at a young age · Starting at a Commonwealth Campus and perspectives on the Bunton Waller Fellows program · “DIY-ing” a major from available programs when Penn State doesn't have a major! · Getting involved in both student governments and in the performing arts · “Nerding out” by combining academic and personal interests and study abroad into the honors thesis · Working in arts fundraising and then moving into for-profit startups and then back into non-profit · Insights on the ups and downs of the startup ecosystem – and efforts to fix problems for Black & Brown founders in tech · Making the leap to start a company after finding an unmet need in the market and learning along the way from idea to manufacturing to consumer · Creating spaces for others, especially women of color, to excel as founders and funders · Lots of practical advice for start-up founders · Thoughts on parenthood, especially as a founder ----- Schreyer Honors College Links: • Website • Facebook • Twitter • Instagram • LinkedIn • Upcoming Events • Scholars – Need Assistance? Book an Appointment! • Alumni – Learn Why and How to Volunteer • Make a Gift to Benefit Schreyer Scholars • Join the Penn State Alumni Association ----- Credits & Notes: This content is available in text form here. This show is hosted, produced, and edited by Sean Goheen ‘11 Lib (Schreyer). The artwork was created by Tom Harrington, the College's Web Developer. The sound effect is “Chinese Gong,” accessed via SoundBible used under Creative Commons License. The theme music is “Conquest” by Geovane Bruno, accessed via Pixabay and used under Creative Commons License.

Creating strong social ties and inclusive virtual classes and spaces in audio and helping venues to diversify their booking are part of Hilary's conversation with Lisa Machac, founder and director of Omni Sound Project. Plus, niceness and discomfort. Huge thanks to this episode's sponsors! http://earthquakerdevices.com (EarthQuaker Devices)- extra special effects pedals made by hand in Akron, OH! http://stompboxsonic.com (Stompbox Sonic)- personalized pedal curation and sales in Somerville, MA! http://holcombguitars.com (Holcomb Guitars)- custom guitars and mobile guitar repair in RI/MA! LISA's BIO Lisa is a musician based in Austin, Texas. After recording her own album in 2010, she became interested in audio engineering and took courses from Women's Audio Mission in San Francisco. Upon returning to Texas, Lisa started dreaming about creating a community of women+ in audio in Austin. In February of 2020, Omni Sound Project was launched with over 20 local, in-person events scheduled for the year. Just a couple of months later, all of our classes were shifted to an online format to respond to the pandemic. Overnight, Omni became a global community of musicians, producers, and engineers who identify as female, GNC, trans, and allies. Lisa believes that the frequency and quality of Omni's classes taught by welcoming, inclusive teachers makes the organization a genuine community that is steadily increasing gender representation in the audio industry. LISA's MENTIONS Lakland / Gibson / Casio / Yamaha / Buck Meek / Women's Audio Mission / Focusrite / Logic / Baby Audio / Goodhertz / Art of Gathering by Priya Parker / Cultish: The Language of Fanaticism by Amanda Montell LISA's LINKS https://www.omnisoundproject.com/ (Omni Sound Project website) https://www.instagram.com/omnisoundproject/ (Omni Sound Project Instagram) MID-RIFF LINKS http://hilarybjones.com/midriffpodcast (Website) http://instagram.com/midriffpodcast (Instagram) http://facebook.com/midriffpodcast (Facebook) https://hilarybjones.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=43bb95b305fb0c7d53fbc8d3a&id=146b44f072 (Newsletter) https://www.hilarybjones.com/blog (Blog)  Thanks for rating/reviewing on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mid-riff/id1494997227 (Apple Podcasts)! Theme Music: "Hedonism" by https://towanda.bandcamp.com/ (Towanda) Artwork by https://www.juliagualtieri.com/ (Julia Gualtieri)

Inspired by the Toledo Symphony's Sister Cities chamber concert, we welcome a special guest: Mrs. Rogene Kohler (on the Toledo Sister Cities International Board, and President of the Toledo German Sister Cities Committee). Hear about all of Toledo's nine Sister Cities (plus hopefuls and at least one "divorcée"), We also hear a wonderful selection from the chamber program, Kala Ramnath's Amrit - part of the Kronos Quartet's Fifty for the Future project (track information below, used by permission). Composed by Kala Ramnath on violin, arranged for string quartet by Reena Esmail© 2016 Inner Sunset Publishing℗ 2016 Kronos Performing Arts AssociationCommissioned for Fifty for the Future: The Kronos Learning Repertoire50ftf.kronosquartet.org/Produced by Kronos QuartetRecorded July 2016 at Studio Trilogy, San Francisco, CAEngineered and mixed by Laura DeanAssistant Engineer: Alex SpencerProduction Assistant: Minna ChoiMixed at Women's Audio Mission, San Francisco, CAAssistant Mixing Engineers: Monica Bonilla, Ripley Young, Becca High, Victoria Fajardo, Hannah Valente and Victoria Fajardo

Alex Glow filled our heads with project ideas. Alex is the Resident Hardware Nerd at Hackster.io. Her page is glowascii and you might want to see Archimedes the AI robot owl and the Hardware 101 channel. They have many sponsored contests including BadgeLove. You can find her on Twitter at @glowascii. Lightning round led us to many possibles: It you were building an IoT stuffed animal, what would you use? Mycroft and Snips are what is inside Archimedes. If you were building a camera to monitor a 3d printer, what would you use? For her M3D Micro Printer, Alex would use the Raspberry Pi based OctoPi to monitor it. If you were going to a classroom of 2nd graders, what boards would you take? The BBC Micro:bit (based on Code Bug) or some LittleBits kits (Star Wars Droid Inventor Kit and Korg Synth Kit are on Amazon (those are Embedded affiliate links, btw). If you were going to make a car-sized fighting robot, what dev system would you use? The Open Source Novena DIY Laptop initially designed Bunnie Huang There were more software and hardware kits to explore: Google DIY AI Arduino Maker1000 Raspberry Pi Chirp.io    For your amusement Floppotron plays Bohemian Rhapsody Alex gave a shout out to her first hackerspace All Hands Active Ableton is audio workstation and sequencer software. Alex recommends Women's Audio Mission as a good way to learn audio production and recording if you are in the San Francisco area. There is an Interplanetary File System and Alex worked on a portable printer console for it. Elecia is always willing to talk about Ty the typing robot and/or narwhals teaching Bayes Rule. She recommended the book There Are No Electrons: Electronics for Earthlings by Kenn Amdahl.  

“I think just due to pervasive sexism, racism, classism in our society, the needs of under-resourced women of color are often overlooked”- Anu MenonIn this episode, our featured voice is the Executive Director of Oasis for Girls Anu, Menon who shares about Oasis for Girls programs which are really modeled on youth development, best practices that show that girls really thrive when they have multifaceted programming that is safe. It's in a safe environment, culturally relevant, and girl-focused with strong adult alliesA poll from C.S. Mott Children's Hospital shows that one in three teen girls and one in five teen boys have experienced new or worsening anxiety from the pandemic. The poll shows that 46 percent of parents say their teen has shown signs of new or worsening mental health conditions since the beginning of the pandemic in march of 2020.Given the backdrop of Covid-19's impact on our mental health and especially the health of our youth and teenagers we wanted to share the wonderful work of Oasis for Girls. To find out more about Oasis for Girls's Rise, Create and Envision programs as well as getting engaged as a supporter, mentor and employer please go to oasis for girls dot orgAnu mentioned that girls from Oasis participate in Women's Audio Mission to develop their storytelling skills. You can find out more about Women's Audio Mission in our interview with Elena BotKin–Levy and Leah King in Episode 55

My guest today is Piper Payne a mastering engineer based out of Nashville, TN, where she works on albums for independent artists and major labels. In Spring of 2019 Piper joined the famed Infrasonic Mastering team, merging her successful Oakland studio, Neato Mastering, with the Nashville based company, owned by Pete Lyman. Piper is a Trustee of the Recording Academy and she is Co-Chair of the P&E Wing Steering Committee. She is a Governor of the Audio Engineering Society and she is the Co-Founder and Co-Chair of the AES’s Diversity & Inclusion Committee as well as an active member of Women's Audio Mission and she serves on the Board of SoundGirls.org. In addition, Piper is a keeper of Vinyl Quality Control and a consultant for vinyl record pressing plants and is opening her own vinyl manufacturing plant in Nashville in mid-2021. She has been an audio professor and guest lectures often about mastering and recording.

 Piper began her career with a BFA in Audio from The University of Michigan, continuing her graduate education in Audio at the University of Stavanger in Norway. Piper has a diverse background in musical styles. As a drummer, she knows that the best outcome of every project is that it has to feel good. As an engineer, Piper is focused on technical quality and correctness. But, at the end of the day, mastering is about format conversion and quality control so the project gets just what it needs. Piper has mastered a wide variety of music including nationally renowned artists Third Eye Blind, LeAnn Rimes, The Go-Go’s, Madame Gandhi, Geographer, The Steven Universe Soundtrack composers Aivi and Steven, Basement, Hundredth, Elettrodomestico (Jane Wiedlin/Go-Go’s), Blithe, ANIIML, Shamir, Betsy, Between You & Me, and Fritz Montana to name a few.  Get access to FREE mixing mini-course: http://MixMasterBundle.com THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS! https://www.SoundPorter.com Get your free mastering demo. https://JZmic.com Use coupon ROCKSTARS to get 20% off The Pop Filter https://www.Spectra1964.com http://MacSales.com/Rockstars http://iZotope.com/Rockstars use code ROCK10 for 10% off https://www.Adam-Audio.com/Education https://www.APIaudio.com http://UltimateMixingMasterclass.com Hear guests discography on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6QRbUHGE73GJs2e6CuN2Ai?si=28803e7fd3f84dcf If you love the podcast, then please leave a review: https://RSRockstars.com/Review CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/299

Less than 5% of the people that are creating all of the things that make up the soundtrack to our lives every day are women or gender nonconforming folks or gender diverse - Elena Botkin-LevyIn this episode we feature the voices of Managing Director Elena Bot Kin–Levy and the Director of Education Leah King of Women’s Audio MissionWomen’s Audio Mission is another one of our unique nonprofits that provide both skills training and a global learning community that empowers women and gender diverse individuals to develop, produce and share their stories and the stories of our fellow community members as well as build career pathways in the audio production ecosystem. We discuss their Girls on the Mic program along with their adult ed and workforce training programs

In this episode of the FOCUS Podcast, we chat with our guest singer-songwriter K.eena about being a woman in the music industry, women's rights, the #metoo movement, and dress codes! We also talk about her background, influences, and some resources she recommends. After the interview portion, she graces us with her addicting melodies and angelic voice as she performs “Whirlwind” & “Sedona”. Here are some links to the resources mentioned: Soundgirls - https://soundgirls.org/ Women's Audio Mission - https://womensaudiomission.org/ This project started with an idea focusing on honesty and perspective. In the second season of the FOCUS Podcast, Mikee and I place the focus on fellow creators around us. We invite the talented local artists, musicians, and engineers who have their own stories to tell and content to share. LISTEN TO THE FULL EPISODE on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and any platform you listen and drop us a line! VOICE MSG: https://anchor.fm/focuspc/message WHERE TO FIND US: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Pocketcasts: https://pca.st/hwsac122 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/47Lz4JhwfnfA4sRRKld5ht?si=gbBEYDcKSP-opoArxCGT8Q RadioPublic: https://radiopublic.com/focus-WzqK2v Breaker: https://www.breaker.audio/focus-18 Google Podcasts: https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=... Overcast: https://overcast.fm/itunes1523944226/... Check out Keena's IG: instagram.com/jules.keenan And follow her music on Spotify and Apple Music! OUR INSTAGRAM: instagram.com/focus.pod instagram.com/inaglassball instagram.com/mikee.mb --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/focuspc/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/focuspc/support

Cristina Ibarra from Women's Audio Mission is going to share with us how they are getting women and girls more involved in the areas of creative technology, audio and STEM. Right now, less than 5% of the audio and music we have is created by women. WAM has been able to help over 2000 women per year to be involved in the Creative Audio Arts. They were able to help more women during this pandemic through doing virtual conferences. Go to womensaudiomission.org and check how you can get involved.   Women's Audio Mission (WAM) is based in San Francisco and Oakland, CA. They are a non-profit organization that use music and media to attract over 4000 women, gender non-conforming folks and girls for music, audio and STEM studies. They have the only built-in studio entirely built and run by women and gender non-conforming folks. Audio is a critically underrepresented field and their mission is to amplify voices of women and gender non-conforming folks in this field. My friend, Fett, has been sharing to me how women have been producing but their work is not being highlighted and how girls are not realizing that this is a field they can go into. Through WAM, when they see themselves represented in the studio, in the instructors, on stage and behind the board, they begin to realize that this is a road they can choose to take.  The 8th WAMCon is coming up and this has been an iconic way for Women's Audio Mission to take their mission and community to tap into existing communities. There is such a need for this and this is why they are figuring out how to push it further and reach out to more people in 10 countries using virtual.   They offer a membership program for $40/year for professionals and $30/year for students. With that, you get access to courses, access to the job board and get to work with our great community.  The gap between equity inclusion and the challenge is now moving from conversations about that gap to actual change. WAM's mission is being part of the conversation. We have to keep going to push that change and make a difference. If you'd like to know more about membership or events of WAM, find us at womensaudiomission.org. They are also on social media such as Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. WAMCon is coming on October 23rd and 24th and it's a fantastic way to drop in and get some fantastic workshops. They'll also have 3 top engineers talk about their journeys followed by a whole day of workshops. Link mentioned in this episode: womensaudiomission.org (http://www.womensaudiomission.org)

Cristina Ibarra from Women's Audio Mission is going to share with us how they are getting women and girls more involved in the areas of creative technology, audio and STEM. Right now, less than 5% of the audio and music we have is created by women. WAM has been able to help over 2000 women per year to be involved in the Creative Audio Arts. They were able to help more women during this pandemic through doing virtual conferences. Go to womensaudiomission.org and check how you can get involved. Women's Audio Mission (WAM) is based in San Francisco and Oakland, CA. They are a non-profit organization that use music and media to attract over 4000 women, gender non-conforming folks and girls for music, audio and STEM studies. They have the only built-in studio entirely built and run by women and gender non-conforming folks. Audio is a critically underrepresented field and their mission is to amplify voices of women and gender non-conforming folks in this field.My friend, Fett, has been sharing to me how women have been producing but their work is not being highlighted and how girls are not realizing that this is a field they can go into. Through WAM, when they see themselves represented in the studio, in the instructors, on stage and behind the board, they begin to realize that this is a road they can choose to take. The 8th WAMCon is coming up and this has been an iconic way for Women's Audio Mission to take their mission and community to tap into existing communities. There is such a need for this and this is why they are figuring out how to push it further and reach out to more people in 10 countries using virtual. They offer a membership program for $40/year for professionals and $30/year for students. With that, you get access to courses, access to the job board and get to work with our great community. The gap between equity inclusion and the challenge is now moving from conversations about that gap to actual change. WAM's mission is being part of the conversation. We have to keep going to push that change and make a difference.If you'd like to know more about membership or events of WAM, find us at womensaudiomission.org. They are also on social media such as Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. WAMCon is coming on October 23rd and 24th and it's a fantastic way to drop in and get some fantastic workshops. They'll also have 3 top engineers talk about their journeys followed by a whole day of workshops.Link mentioned in this episode: womensaudiomission.org

Thank you for taking the time to listen to our chat with Jessica! If you are listening to this on Apple Podcast, we'd love it if you could share your love in a review! About Jessica Paz: Jessica Paz is a Tony Award-winning Sound Designer for theater, film and music. Most recently, she collaborated with Nevin Steinberg on the sound design for Anaïs Mitchell’s acclaimed production of Hadestown, which earned the duo a Tony Award, Drama Desk Award and an Outer Critics Circle nomination. On Broadway, Jessica was an Associate Sound Designer on projects including Dear Evan Hansen, Bandstand, Disaster! The Musical; The Assembled Parties (MCC); and Fela!. Other design credits include Little Shop of Horrors (Westside Theater); Kiss My Aztec (Berkeley Rep); Twelfth Night, Othello, Miss You Like Hell, Julius Caesar, A Midsummer Nights Dream, and As You Like It (The Public Theater); Burn All Night (A.R.T Oberon Stage); Ugly Lies the Bone (Roundabout); A Sucker EmCee, and The Muscles in Our Toes (LAByrinth); The Kings Whore (Starcatcher Productions); Becoming Dr. Ruth (Westside Theater); Looking for the Pony (Vital Theater Co.); Women Beware Women (Red Bull Theater); STRETCH – A Fantasia (New Georges); Welcome to Fear City (KC Rep); Scott & Hem in the Garden of Allah, and See How They Run (Barrington Stage); Legally Blonde, and 9 to 5 The Musical (North Shore Music Theater); Romeo & Juliet, Midsummer Night’s Dream, Othello, and Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare on the Sound’s Productions); SCKBSTD (Virginia Stage Co) ; Volcanoes Birthright (Organic Magnetics); TempOdyssey, And Her Hair Went With Her, Bookends, and Minstrel Show (NJ Rep). Jessica has been a Front of House Engineer for musicians including The Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Antibalas, Julia Haltigan, Femi Kuti, Lady Antebellum, Candy Shop Boys, People vs. Larson, Michael Arenetta, Bugaboo, Carte Blanche, King Holiday, The Woes, Stone Cold Fox, The African Children’s Choir and many others. She has also been a Lecturer of Sound Design in addition to student advisor for Princeton Universities production of Next To Normal, and was the Sound Designer of the Actor’s Studio Drama School’s yearly Master’s Thesis productions from 2009 – 2014. Jessica is fascinated by music studio and live concert techniques. She is constantly learning and researching innovative approaches from the traditional music recording world, and bringing them into her theater work. A proud member of IATSE Local 829; Soundgirls.org; Woman’s Audio Mission; USITT; and Co-Chair of the board of the Theatrical Sound Designers and Composers Association. She currently resides in New York. Pizza is her favorite food group.  @jesstothepaz on Instagram @JtothePAZ on Facebook www.jessicapazdesigns.com --- @pagetostagepodcast on Instagram + @pagetostagepodcast on Facebook @themarydina on Instagram + @themarydina on Twitter @briansedita on Instagram + www.briansedita.com @broadwaypodcastnetwork on Instagram + @bwaypodnetwork on Twitter #PageToStagePodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Audrey Martinovich is a producer/engineer who co-owns Audio for the Arts in beautiful Madison, Wisconsin. Audrey's clients include TDS Telecom, Comedy Central, Wisconsin Youth Symphony Orchestras, and The Nursery Movie. Audrey was the first female contributor to Pro Tools Expert and has given presentations at "Between the Waves Music Conference" and "Empowering Women in Audio Clinics". In addition to teaching audio classes at Central Madison Public Library. She is also a member of SoundGirls and Women’s Audio Mission. In this episode, we discuss: Studio Business Systems Wisconsin Weather Following Through Having Confidence Staying Organized Figuring out Your Hourly The Positive Effects of Covid Social Media Relationship Building Buying A Church Avoiding Papercuts Fiscal Responsibility Fitbits and Health Matt's Monologue: Professional Jealousy Links and Show Notes Audrey's Studio: https://audioforthearts.com/ Audrey on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/audioaudrey Audrey on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/audreymartinovich/ WCA on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/working_class_audio Support WCA - Go Ad-Free! https://glow.fm/workingclassaudio/ Connect with Matt on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattboudreau/ Current sponsors & promos: https://bit.ly/2WmKbFw Working Class Audio Journal: https://amzn.to/2GN67TP Credits: Guest: Audrey Martinovich Host: Matt Boudreau  WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell  Announcer: Chuck Smith Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau & Matt Boudreau Additional Music: The License Lab

Layla Moheimani is a music producer, multi-instrumentalist, and audio engineer based out of the Bay Area, CA, USA! She is currently a staff engineer and youth program instructor at the Women's Audio Mission in San Francisco!You can find Layla on Social MediaInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/laylajoon.m4r/You can learn about Women's Audio Mission: https://womensaudiomission.org/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/womensaudiomission/You can listen to the EP she collaborated on with Isaiah Ashburn here as well as all streaming platforms: https://open.spotify.com/album/3TjmW3uPLX7RXvSS3D4WGhReferencesPacky Lundholm: https://www.benwallick.com/podcast-episodes/2020/4/21/secret-sonics-041-packy-lundholmI Fight Dragons: http://www.ifightdragons.com/Eric Avery (bassist from Jane's Addiction): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_AveryEbonie Smith: https://www.benwallick.com/podcast-episodes/2020/6/14/secret-sonics-050-ebonie-smithNoam Wallenberg: https://www.benwallick.com/podcast-episodes/2020/4/21/secret-sonics-038-noam-wallenbergAudiomovers: https://audiomovers.com/Anydesk: https://anydesk.com/enPiper Payne: http://www.piperpayne.com/RE-20: https://amzn.to/396VclISwitched on Pop episode featuring Jacob Collier: https://switchedonpop.com/episodes/jacob-collier-on-staying-creative-and-his-646-track-song-all-i-needJacob Collier live stream with Chris Martin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiYGI0CounQAmber Russell: https://www.fingerstylecollective.com/amber-russell#:~:text=in%20your%20browser.-,Amber%20Russell,20%20years%20of%20composing%20music.Thanks for listening to this episode of Secret Sonics! I hope you enjoyed this episode :) Look out for new episodes weekly. Consider rating and reviewing our show on Apple Podcasts and sharing this or any of your favorite episodes with a friend or two.Thank you to Zvi Rodan, Mendy Portnoy, and Yakir Hyman for contributing to the new podcast theme music!You can find out more about Secret Sonics and subscribe on your favorite podcast app by visiting www.secretsonics.co***If you want the show to continue to improve, feel free to fill out a listener survey here: https://forms.gle/BWKmS4YmESYid5rh8 ***Follow along via social media here:Facebook: www.facebook.com/SecretSonicsPodInstagram: www.instagram.com/secretsonics/Feel free to email me at secretsonics@gmail.com with any questions and feedback you might have. I'm open to learning about what topics you'd like to hear about and which people you'd like to hear from. In pursuit of making this podcast truly helpful to anybody looking to improve at music production, all suggestions are truly welcome! Have a great week, stay safe, and dig in!-Ben

Jessica Paz is a Tony Award-winning Sound Designer for theater, film and music. Most recently, she collaborated with Nevin Steinberg on the sound design for Anaïs Mitchell’s acclaimed production of Hadestown, which earned the duo a Tony Award, Drama Desk Award and an Outer Critics Circle nomination. On Broadway, Jessica was an Associate Sound Designer on projects including Dear Evan Hansen, Bandstand, Disaster! The Musical; The Assembled Parties (MCC); and Fela!. Other design credits include Little Shop of Horrors (Westside Theater); Kiss My Aztec (Berkeley Rep); Twelfth Night, Othello, Miss You Like Hell, Julius Caesar, A Midsummer Nights Dream, and As You Like It (The Public Theater); Burn All Night (A.R.T Oberon Stage); Ugly Lies the Bone (Roundabout); A Sucker EmCee, and The Muscles in Our Toes (LAByrinth); The Kings Whore (Starcatcher Productions); Becoming Dr. Ruth (Westside Theater); Looking for the Pony (Vital Theater Co.); Women Beware Women (Red Bull Theater); STRETCH – A Fantasia (New Georges); Welcome to Fear City (KC Rep); Scott & Hem in the Garden of Allah, and See How They Run (Barrington Stage); Legally Blonde, and 9 to 5 The Musical (North Shore Music Theater); Romeo & Juliet, Midsummer Night’s Dream, Othello, and Much Ado About Nothing (Shakespeare on the Sound’s Productions); SCKBSTD (Virginia Stage Co) ; Volcanoes Birthright (Organic Magnetics); TempOdyssey, And Her Hair Went With Her, Bookends, and Minstrel Show (NJ Rep). Jessica has been a Front of House Engineer for musicians including The Preservation Hall Jazz Band, Antibalas, Julia Haltigan, Femi Kuti, Lady Antebellum, Candy Shop Boys, People vs. Larson, Michael Arenetta, Bugaboo, Carte Blanche, King Holiday, The Woes, Stone Cold Fox, The African Children’s Choir and many others. She has also been a Lecturer of Sound Design in addition to student advisor for Princeton Universities production of Next To Normal, and was the Sound Designer of the Actor’s Studio Drama School’s yearly Master’s Thesis productions from 2009 – 2014. Jessica is fascinated by music studio and live concert techniques. She is constantly learning and researching innovative approaches from the traditional music recording world, and bringing them into her theater work. A proud member of IATSE Local 829; Soundgirls.org; Woman’s Audio Mission; USITT; and Co-Chair of the board of the Theatrical Sound Designers and Composers Association. She currently resides in New York. Pizza is her favorite food group.  In this episode, we discuss: Manhattan Special Theater Sound Broadway/Off Broadway Theater Sound Design System Design Audio Teams Audio Roles Mentors Large Budgets Network Audio Rain vs. Audio Women in Audio Theater vs. Club Sound Union Rules Money Passion for Audio Past Jobs Trying to Leave Audio Advocacy Links and Show Notes: Jessica’s site: http://www.jessicapazdesigns.com/ TSDCA.: https://tsdca.org/ USITT: https://www.usitt.org/ Soundgirls: https://soundgirls.org/ Women's Audio Mission: https://womensaudiomission.org/ Monologue Link to Velcro Strips: https://amzn.to/2BcrMG6 WCA on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/working_class_audio Support WCA - Go Ad-Free! https://glow.fm/workingclassaudio/ Connect with Matt on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattboudreau/ Current sponsors & promos: https://bit.ly/2WmKbFw Working Class Audio Journal: https://amzn.to/2GN67TP Credits: Guest: Jessica Paz Host: Matt Boudreau  WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell  Announcer: Chuck Smith Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau & Matt Boudreau Additional Music: The License Lab

On this episode, Dan Hughley is coming to you with the final interview from the 2019 AES show in New York. He’s joined by Terri Winston, executive director of an organization close to his heart, The Women’s Audio Mission. They discuss combining music and technology, putting a new spin on the marketing of audio, recording Beyonce’s band, and a whole lot more.Learn more about the good work the Women's Audio Mission is doing: https://www.womensaudiomission.org/ Learn more about Focusrite Pro: https://pro.focusrite.com/Be sure to join our conversation on social media @focusritepro. 

THIS IS NOT A VERY GOOD EPISODE OF THE WALKING PODCAST.  A few weeks ago, for reasons I explain in this episode's ad break, I decided to try something new: instead of a traditional sponsor for each episode, I'd start asking people I admire to tell me about a non-profit or philanthropic organization that they believe in, and then I'd tell you, the listeners, about it. (I would call this innovation “Philanth-ertizing.”) One of the first people to reply was Hrishikesh Hirway, who told me about a great organization (see below.) I wrote back: “Perfecto! I'll do this next week!" Well, I did not do Hrishi's Philanthertizement next week. Or the week after, or the week after that. In fact, ever since, it's like I've been cursed. I went to record the next episode of the show and my recorder broke. I recorded an episode using a backup recorder, but then couldn't get the file off it. Then I got sort of busy and it slipped my mind that I make a podcast. (Probably not part of the curse, but who's to say; could be a mind-curse.) Three weeks went by—no new episodes. Finally, one night after dinner, I laced up my shoes, switched on my new rig, and walked out the door to get this episode done. It did not go smoothly. It was dark. I had a headlamp on. But just as I got to the end of the driveway, the headlamp started flickering—then zonked out. So I turned tail, back to the house, to fetch another headlamp—and just as I did, my phone started chiming with texts from a friend. (I'd forgotten to silence it.) Inside, I tried to hug my daughter and knocked her over. Then, back outside and finally walking, I got dive-bombed by a bat. Then another bat. Then, I discovered a tremendous tree had fallen over the trail! Then, as I stood in front of the tree, talking into my recorder, trying to explain “Philanth-ertizing” so I could get to Hrishi's ad, I got dive-bombed by a couple more bats. Then finally, after some more walking, when I was almost home, an owl flew right in front of me, very low, like a swift white phantom, and scared me shirtless. Anyway, here it is: a cursed and atypical episode of the WALKING podcast.  This week's walk is sponsored by Hrishikesh Hirway on behalf of Women's Audio Mission, an organization that brings the art and science of audio engineering to women and gender non-conforming people. Please consider supporting the work they do. Thank you, Hrishi, for letting us know about them.

Sylvia Massy is a producer, mixer, recording engineer, educator, and author who has worked with everyone from Tool to Johnny Cash. In addition to hosting a Mix with the Masters workshop at AES 2019, Sylvia was part of a panel discussion with other women on their experiences working with Prince, hosted by the Women’s Audio Mission. At AES, she made time to come sit down with us at Sear Sound to talk about her studio in Ashland, Oregon, current work, mentors, mixing, and of course, a few Prince stories.

John 6:1-14

Matthew 28:16-20

Matthew 28:16-20 & Acts 8:26-40

Matthew 28:16-20

Matthew 28:16-20

Matthew 28:16-20

Matthew 28:16-20

On today’s episode we take everything we’ve learned so far about the future of crime, and take it to space.  Guests:Loren Grush — senior space reporter at The VergeMichelle Hanlon — associate director of the National Center for Air and Space Law at the University of Mississippi and co-founder of For All Moonkind.Erika Nesvold — astrophysicist and developer for Universe SandboxLucianne Walkowicz — astronomer at the Adler Planetarium in Chicago and co-founder of The JustSpace Alliance. Bianca I Laureano — educator, curriculum writer, and sexologist Actors:Evan Johnson as Mr. MortonDavid Romero as DavidAsh Greenberg as AshSantos Flores as SantosCharlie Chalmers as CharlieGrace Nelligan as GraceAva Ausman as AvaSidney Perry-Thistle as SidneyArthur Benjamin as Arthur → → → Further reading on today’s episode can be found here ← ← ← Flash Forward is produced by me, Rose Eveleth. The intro music is by Asura and the outtro music is by Hussalonia. The episode art is by Matt Lubchansky. Special thanks to Veronica Simonetti and Erin Laetz at the Women’s Audio Mission, where all the intro scenes were recorded this season. Special thanks also to Evan Johnson who played Mr. Morton and also coordinated the actors of the Junior Acting Troupe who play the students in the intros this season. Get in touch:  Twitter // Facebook // Reddit // info@flashforwardpod.com Support the show: Patreon // Donorbox Subscribe: iTunes // Soundcloud // Spotify  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Matthew 28:16-20

Today’s episode is about the future of forensics: what happens when just a few skin cells can make you suspect number one?  Guests:Raychelle Burks — professor of chemistry at St. Edward’s UniversityKelley Kulick — deputy public defender at the Santa Clara Public Defender’s OfficeMitra Sharafi — professor of law at University of Wisconsin-Madison Law SchoolMary Graw Leary — professor of law at The Catholic University of America Columbus School of Law Actors:Evan Johnson as Mr. MortonBrent Rose as Dr. KarpouHelen Rosner as Dr. Duncan DougalTamara Krinsky as Dr. Susan Simmons→ → → Further reading on today’s episode can be found here ← ← ← Flash Forward is produced by me, Rose Eveleth. The intro music is by Asura and the outtro music is by Hussalonia. The episode art is by Matt Lubchansky. Special thanks to Veronica Simonetti and Erin Laetz at the Women’s Audio Mission, where all the intro scenes were recorded this season. Special thanks also to Evan Johnson who played Mr. Morton and also coordinated the actors of the Junior Acting Troupe who play the students in the intros this season. Get in touch:  Twitter // Facebook // Reddit // info@flashforwardpod.com Support the show: Patreon // Donorbox Subscribe: iTunes // Soundcloud // Spotify Sponsor information:Dashlane is a password management app that keeps all your online information safe, secure, and easy to access. Check out www.dashlane.com/flashforward to get Dashlane FREE on your first device. As a special offer for Flash Forward fans, they’re even offering a 30-day FREE trial of Dashlane Premium, including VPN, dark web monitoring, and more. If you like it, use code “flashforward” at checkout to save 10% on your Premium subscription.Shaker & Spoon is a subscription cocktail box that brings world-class cocktails into your kitchen once a month. Get $20 off your first box at http://shakerandspoon.com/flashforwardTab for a Cause is a browser extension that lets you raise money for charity by opening tabs. Grab the extension and start earning today at tabforacause.com/flashforward! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Terri Winston is the executive director of Women’s Audio Mission, a San Francisco-based nonprofit organization that uses music and media to attract over 2,000 underserved women and girls every year to STEM and creative technology studies. WAM’s award-winning curriculum weaves art and music with science, technology and computer programming and works to close the critical gender gap in creative technology careers. During Terri’s long career as a recording artist, songwriter, composer, recording engineer, and producer she noticed that less than 5% of the people creating music and media were woman. That led her to create WAM in 2003 while she was a tenured Professor and Director of the Sound Recording Arts Program at City College of San Francisco. Along the way Terri has composed and produced theme music for KRON-TV's "First Cut" series, Banana Republic and films that have shown on BRAVO's Independent Film Channel, French Television's Cine Cinemas and major festivals all over the world. She has received an ASCAP songwriting award, Boston Music Award and Bay Area Music Award, is currently serving on the Recording Academy's (Grammy's) National Task Force on Diversity and Inclusion and The Academy of Country Music's Diversity and Inclusion Task Force. During the interview we spoke about playing in a punk band and working with producer Lenny Kaye, how Women’s Audio Mission came about, women’s lack of exposure to audio, the perception of women in the studio, and much more. On the intro I’ll take a look at the ways streaming numbers are manipulated, and Steinway Piano’s secret underground vault.

Terri Winston is the executive director of Women’s Audio Mission, a San Francisco-based nonprofit organization that uses music and media to attract over 2,000 underserved women and girls every year to STEM and creative technology studies. WAM’s award-winning curriculum weaves art and music with science, technology and computer programming and works to close the critical […]

Today we travel to a future where algorithms can be put on trial.  Guests:Rumman Chowdhury -- Global Lead for Responsible AI at Accenture Applied IntelligenceKevin De Liban -- attorney at Legal Aid or Arkansas Nicholson Price -- assistant professor of law at University of MichiganShobita Parthasarathy -- professor of public policy and women’s studies at University of Michigan Actors:Evan Johnson as Mr. MortonDavid Romero as DavidAsh Greenberg as AshSantos Flores as SantosCharlie Chalmers as CharlieGrace Nelligan as GraceAva Ausman as AvaSidney Perry-Thistle as SidneyArthur Benjamin as Arthur → → → Further reading on today’s episode can be found here ← ← ← Flash Forward is produced by me, Rose Eveleth. The intro music is by Asura and the outtro music is by Hussalonia. The episode art is by Matt Lubchansky. Special thanks to Veronica Simonetti and Erin Laetz at the Women’s Audio Mission, where all the intro scenes were recorded this season. Special thanks also to Evan Johnson who played Mr. Morton and also coordinated the actors of the Junior Acting Troupe who play the students in the intros this season. Get in touch:  Twitter // Facebook // Reddit // info@flashforwardpod.com Support the show: Patreon // Donorbox Subscribe: iTunes // Soundcloud // Spotify  Sponsor information:Skillshare is an online learning community with thousands of amazing classes covering dozens of creative and entrepreneurial skills. Flash Forward listeners get 2 months of unlimited access to thousands of classes for free by signing up at http://skillshare.com/flashforward    Papers & books I mention in the Skillshare ad: "The art of being mentally healthy: a study to quantify the relationship between recreational arts engagement and mental well-being in the general population" and How to be a Happy Academic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is the first Yay Show episode I created using the Anchor.fm app (so frigging easy and fun), right after I put two existing recent episodes up here live. Sailing this ship even if it's a little on fire. Flying the plane as I build it. Laughing out loud more than once. And just trying stuff because it stokes my yay. I also talked about GG Torres, the Joe Goode venue manager, who suggested Anchor.fm to me this very day. So much yay to GG. Here's where you can find out about Women's Audio Mission. Better yet, work with them! And I bought the aforementioned baguette at Tartine Manufactury where I ran into Oliver (for today's hold hands with strangers moment, see episode 116 and 117 for more on that concept), late of Pizzetta 211 and currently of Pearl 1601 not The Pearl as I said on the episode (which is a cool event venue in SF which turns into School Night during the week, which I may just go to tonight). If you're in New Orleans, hit up Paladar 511. Paladar, Pizzetta and Pearl are Jack Murphy's restaurants and School Night is by the esteemed Traci Des Jardins, just saying. NamasYay! Lisa --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Episode #117: “Where Are All the Female Producers?” “Why Aren't There More Women Working in Audio?” Why don't more women “step up” in music? These are just some of the questions that continue to baffle the mainstream music industry. Yet, there are (and have been) many talented women working in recording. On this episode, we talk to people working toward broader inclusion and accessibility in recording. Madeleine Campbell is the editor of the Women in Sound zine, which is “dedicated to women, queer, & trans* people in all areas of live & recorded sound.” Madeleine also runs Accessible Recording, a studio in Pittsburgh which offers sliding scale rates in an effort to stay affordable for those with no label support, free learning opportunities, and free childcare. Terri Winston, executive director of Women's Audio Mission, also joins us to share the organization's goals and accomplishments as the only professional recording studio in the world built and run by women. We also hear from Andrew Jones, a recording engineer in Denton, TX, whose studio caters to underrepresented emerging artists. Learn more: www.accessiblerecording.com www.hearandrewjones.com/the-nest www.womensaudiomission.org Subscribe to The Future of What: hyperurl.co/krsfow Follow us: Twitter: http://bit.ly/2gOYMYM Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thefutureofwhat/ Instagram: http://bit.ly/1L6T8fl

Women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math): Terri Winston and Women's Audio Mission; Black Girls Code trains young women of color for careers in tech; and the Heart Wrenchers Auto Club takes women beyond the driver's seat.