Podcasts about girls rock camp

Summary:   "Just rock 'n' roll and the truth." This week we invite Rose Melberg on the podcast to talk about her favourite film, the criminally underrated Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains. Also discussed: Jane the Virgin, Girls Rock Camp, and our love of Kim Wexler from Better Call Saul.   Show notes:   The Best Show on TV is Jane the Virgin (Vulture)   Rose Melberg (Wikipedia)   Rose Melberg (Bandcamp)   Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains trailer    Girls Rock Camp Vancouver   10 Life Lessons from Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains (Hello Giggles)   Recommendations:   Andrea: Crazy Rich Asians   Lisa: Better Call Saul  (Netflix)   Rose: Kath & Kim (TV)   Music credits:    "Get Happy Now" by Podington Bear From Free Music Archive CC BY 3.0   "Flutterbee" by Podington Bear From Free Music Archive CC BY 3.0   Theme song "Pyro Flow" by Kevin Macleod From Incompetch CC BY 3.0 Intro bed:"OLPC" by Marco Raaphorst Courtesy of Free Music Archive CC BY-SA 3.0 NL Pop This! Links: Pop This! on TumblrPop This! on iTunes (please consider reviewing and rating us!) Pop This! on Stitcher (please consider reviewing and rating us!) Pop This! on Google PlayPop This! on TuneIn radioPop This! on TwitterPop This! on Instagram Logo design by Samantha Smith Pop This! is two women talking about pop culture. Lisa Christiansen is a broadcaster, journalist and longtime metal head. Andrea Warner is a music critic, author and former horoscopes columnist. Press play and come hang out with your two new best friends. Pop This! podcast is produced by Andrea Gin and recorded at the Vancouver Public Library's wonderful Inspiration Lab.

Guitarist, singer, songwriter, producer, activist, and founder of She Shreds Media, Fabi Reyna joins Carmel Holt to discuss Malegría, her full length debut as Reyna Tropical - now a solo project she initially started as a duo in 2016 with producer and dj Sumo Diaz in 2016, who passed away in 2022. Fabi shares her journey from picking up the guitar at age nine, to learning about activism through music at Girls Rock Camp as a teen, touring in femme and queer bands, founding She Shreds Magazine (the world's first and only magazine focused on women and gender nonconforming guitarists and bassists), and the journey she has been on since meeting Sumo of writing and singing with new purpose and connectedness to ancestral roots, land, queer love, and self-love.

Beth Kille has been performing her original Americana-rock music since her career began in 2000,  and has just released her 18th Studio Album with the Beth Kille Band. When not performing, Beth serves as the Music Director / songwriting instructor for Girls & Ladies Rock Camp Madison, and our conversation winds through the journey of when and where Beth found her true voice (and her passion!), to how she shares them now with others.Enjoy this encore episode as we cover the topics of Destiny, imposter syndrome, Ladies Rock Camp (and Girls Rock Camp!), and the power of YES!  Become a "Spinner" and support the show in an ongoing way,  for as little as $1/MONTH.Or you can  Support the show with a one time Donation to help cover production costs.More about Beth:https://beth-kille.mailchimpsites.com/Support the show

Stefani Heller is a producer, manager, and audio engineer, among other things. She started Heller Music Group, started Women In The Studio, and this is her third time on Bit Depth. We talked about what she's done since the last time she was on, like working at Castle Row, managing artists, going to law school, and more. There's some great music business wisdom that Stefani shares on here, so any musically inclined person might benefit from giving this one a listen. She's not here for no reason, though. She has a charity show coming up on March 11th at 7pm and here's the text she has for the event: ”Art Fusion is an event where local music and visual art collide. Some of OKC's most talented bands and artists will be presenting their art at one of the city's most prominent event centers, The Yale Theater in OKC. While our guests enjoy music from multiple genres including Singer/Songwriter with a taste of Rock, Neo Soul, Hip/Hop mixed with poetry, and Alternative Rock and Hip/Hop crossover, you can browse the walls with canvas's created by four our most talented local painters. If that isn't enough, two live paintings will take place throughout the evening and raffled off to benefit the Girls Rock Camp in OKC. There is so much to experience and enjoy, we hope you fall in love with the journey this night will take you on. Grab a drink with us and live local. GA and VIP options are both available.” Here's a link to the event: https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/5815323/art-fusion-oklahoma-city-yale-theater You can find Stefani on Instagram, which has links to other things: https://www.instagram.com/heller51/ The songs playing at the end are “don't need u” by ROZ and “Do What We Want” by Original Flow: https://open.spotify.com/track/79ZDjzAbUew4mAgFcI3Rjw?si=5bb196bda79b4303 https://open.spotify.com/track/3uoUIbrVs4V881jlY0GCPz?si=5f51f5b5c4eb4803 Bit Depth: https://santiagoramones.com/podcast Music: https://santiagoramones.com/music Discord: https://santiagoramones.com/discord The song by me playing at the end is not released yet. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/santiagoramones/support

Project: I'm Speaking, featuring BETH KILLESeason 2 of Full Spirals debuts with a very special "Project: I'm Speaking" episode featuring award-winning singer-songwriter Beth Kille!Beth has been performing her original Americana-rock music and has released 14 albums since her career began in 2000.  When not performing, Beth serves as the Music Director / songwriting instructor for Girls & Ladies Rock Camp Madison, and our conversation winds through the journey of when and where Beth found her true voice (and her passion!), to how she shares them now with others.Our time together covered so much ground!  Destiny, imposter syndrome, Ladies Rock Camp (and Girls Rock Camp!), and the power of YES.  Enjoy this spin through Beth Kille's world!   https://beth-kille.mailchimpsites.com/Support the show

Assista no YouTube: https://youtu.be/tMcgc17mN4w Camila Godoi é engenheira química formada pela Unicamp. Após 21 anos de carreira docente (ensino superior de engenharias e ensino médio) deixou as salas de aula para dedicar-se à militância LGBTQIA - incluindo sua carreira musical na banda Clandestinas e atuação enquanto educadora no curso feminista de PLPs (Promotoras Legais Populares), dentre outras ações. Na área da música, atua também como roadie nas equipes técnicas de Johnny Hooker, Orquestra Jabaquara e Girls Rock Camp, dentre outros novos projetos que ela conta com exclusividade pro Francamente. Contato: https://www.instagram.com/camila.mendes.godoi/ Ficha Técnica: Programa Francamente: https://mov8.com.br/francamente/ https://www.instagram.com/programa_francamente Apresentação: Tainan Franco https://www.instagram.com/tainanzf/ Produção: MOV8 https://www.instagram.com/mov8produtora/ https://mov8.com.br Edição de Vídeo: Felipe Gonçalves (MOV8) https://www.instagram.com/felipegoncalvez_ Transmissão de segunda a sexta às 12h00 - Rádio Difusora de Jundiaí https://www.instagram.com/difusorajundiai

Thanks for joining us for another episode of Patrons & Partnerships, presented by the Library Partnership Branch of the Alachua County Library District.Our guest today is Coral Smith, one of the co-directors of Gainesville Girls Rock Camp, a nonprofit that uses music and performance to uplift marginalized voices, encourage self esteem, community and self expression in girls and gender expansive youth. In this episode, we talk about the history of GGRC, the live showcase they put on for the campers each year, and some of the other events they have planned in 2022.To find out more, visit GGRC's website, their Facebook page, or their Instagram. 

Jenny Powers is the Founder and CEO of Blue Avenue Music Group, the community manager for Artisthub.io, a music lover, and avid supporter of YEAH! and Girls Rock Camp. In this wide-ranging interview, we discuss from an artist development viewpoint how to build a proper foundation, get the education you need, be prepared on the legal side of things, team build, and set goals. You'll learn what "chasing the tinfoil" means in the context of being an artist. And we also cover health and well-being in the music industry which is so important.  This week in the M3 Artist Spotlight we have Singer/Songwriter Sam Rife.More Jenny Powers:Instagram @IamJennyPowershttps://www.blueavemusic.comMore Sam Rife:Instagram: @samrifeofficialJoin the Make Moves in Music movement:https://www.makemovesinmusic.comJoin Our Movers & Shakers on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/makemovesinmusic

This week, Wes and Todd talk with Elle Naef. Elle talks about Headroom Sessions and its mission, jaw rock, ReCreative Denver, Denver Creative Movement, her start promoting and managing bands, the wall of death, curating playlists, Tom Jones, rock and roll moments, Girls Rock Camp, being a Producer at PBS 12, Generation GRIT, Colorado Inside Out, puppets, her favorite PBS shows growing up, and activism.Join us for a fun and convivial conversation with Elle Naef.Check out Elle's work at these websites: www.headroomsessions.comwww.pbs12.orgFollow Elle Naef on social media:On Instagram - www.instagram.com/denverdabbler/@denverdabbler

Bianca chats with Hilken Mancini about her famed career in punk rock industry and how she invented Punk Rock Aerobics - something she is still teaching virtually every week. Mancini is starring in the new Green Day "Here Comes the Shock' video performing her signature work-out moves. Just in her early 20's her first band Fuzzy was signed to a major label. Rolling Stone called their song Flashlight one of the top 50 song's of the 1990's. When not making music or teaching fitness classes she runs her own vintage store in Boston's vibrant Jamaica Plain neighborhood ( http://www.fortysouthst.com/) . Mancini has been a big supporter of young women in music as she expanded the Girls Rock Camp organization, after learning about the organization out west she brought a chapter to Boston. Girls Rock Campaign Boston (GRCB) is a member of the Girls Rock Camp Alliance. A foundation created to empower girls to believe in themselves by providing a supportive community that fosters self-expression, confidence, and collaboration through musical education and performance.

Hilken Mancini came by the studio on an early Saturday morning for our interview, just before opening her vintage clothing boutique (40 South Street) in the Jamaica Plain section of Boston, to talk about some of her many accomplishments. After moving to Boston from Syracuse in the early 90's, her band Fuzzy created quite the buzz and were signed to Atlantic Records. From there she has played in a variety of bands(The Count Me Outs, Shepherdess, The Monsiers etc..) and also started the internationally known "Punk Rock Aerobics" with Maura Jasper, which recently resulted in her appearing in a Green Day video. We also spoke about how she started "Girls Rock Camp Boston" in 2010. A fine and educating time we had.... Music The Charms"So Pretty" (theme song) Fuzzy "Postcard" Fuzzy "Flashlight" Recorded by Mike Nash at Voice Motel, Somerville MA on September 4, 2021 please support the podcast patreon.com/twistedrico This episode is supported by Notch Beer. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blowingsmoketr/support

Rock music isn't a cure for depression or anxiety. You can't wail away on “Smoke on the Water” and have all your mental difficulties melt away. That would be awesome, sure, but that's not how it works. But for Chelsea Ursin, playing was a lot of other things: a break from the nagging mental disorders that created so many problems from a young age, a channel through which to express herself, and an opportunity to help the next generation of girls have a smoother and healthier time than she did. Ursin is the creator and host of Dear Young Rocker, a podcast that started with letters from her modern-day self to her teenage self and which now features other women in rock telling the stories of their younger selves.Listen to Dear Young Rocker here or on the podcatcher of your choice. Listen to Chelsea's band Banana on Bandcamp. Follow Chelsea on Twitter @RockerDear and on Instagram @dearyoungrocker.Thank you to all our listeners who support the show as monthly members of Maximum Fun. Hey, remember, you're part of Depresh Mode and we want to hear what you want to hear about. What guests and issues would you like to have covered in a future episode? Write us at depreshmode@maximumfun.org.Help is available right away.The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 1-800-273-8255, 1-800-273-TALKCrisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741.International suicide hotline numbers available here: https://www.opencounseling.com/suicide-hotlinesThe Depresh Mode newsletter is available twice a week. Subscribe for free and stay up to date on the show and mental health issues. https://johnmoe.substack.com/John's acclaimed memoir, The Hilarious World of Depression, is available here.Find the show on Twitter @depreshpod and Instagram @depreshpod.John is on Twitter @johnmoe.

A summer camp in Saint John aims to set the stage for girls and gender-creative youth to pursue their musical ambitions. The camp director, Abigail Smith, speaks with host Julia Wright.

I might be a Universal Unitarian after this one! Erin Walter, the vocalist and bassist from Parker Woodland calls in from Estes Park Colorado to talk to us about her passion for her music, the ideas that permeate her writing, and what she did during quarantine.Austin, Texas indie-rock collective Parker Woodland has been fighting the good fight to share the healing powers of music even before the pandemic hit. And when it did, they doubled down. The band's driving force is inspiring songwriter/vocalist/bassist Erin Walter, a Unitarian Universalist minister, activist for Girls Rock Camp and a whirlwind of positivity. Instead of sitting things out for the year, Walter and company released the “propulsive” (Austin American Statesman) EP The World Is On Fire (And We Still Fall In Love) in February and launched a 80-city virtual tour which includes UU churches, a festival for peace with Willie Nelson and Eliza Gilkyson, a Girls Rock Camp SXSW event and festival, a women's conference, and Play For The Vote (Beyonce, Paul McCartney, Adele and Aretha Franklin also performed) to remind people of the good things that connect us despite the hardships life throws at us. The tour continues at least through August (more info here). While the band started as a trio of friends with Walter, Strait Music's Dan McMonigle on guitar, and DJ/artist Ralph Cutler on drums, during the pandemic Parker Woodland has evolved into a diverse collective of musicians which has resulted in even more exuberant and lively performances than before. With the ongoing virtual tour, a livestream video trilogy release party and discussion with the video creators and actual live performances to be announced soon, you can bet when those live shows happen they will be even more uplifting and explosive than before. In the meantime, there is plenty to experience online. “The World's On Fire trilogy is my documentation of Austin band life, from practice space to studio, the garage to the stage to the road,” Walter said. “I hope the videos celebrate how special the Austin music community is and remind everyone how much we have to look forward to as we emerge from the pandemic. Though some things will be forever changed, like losing Music Lab, music is the magic that brings us together.WEBSITE | SPOTIFY | FACEBOOK | INSTAGRAM | YOUTUBE // LYRICS | RADIO EDITS | PRODUCTION CREDITS | PHOTOS

Episode 40 Guests: Savannah Sewell, Aaliyah Stewart and Hannah Fayad from London Girls Rock Camp!  Starting season 3 off strong talking about the amazing local camp London Girls Rock Camp. London Girls Rock Camp is focused on empowerment, confidence building, friendship-making, and most importantly: music-loving. London Girls Rock Camp is lead by a team of female musicians and industry contributors and brings programming to campers aged 8-15 who self-identify as female, trans, and gender non-conforming.  In this episode, we talk about how the camp got started, what the day-to-day looks like for the campers, how it is possible to go from no experience to a full band playing an original song in a week, the changes they have had to make to go virtual over COVID, the final show and much more!  Girls Rock Camp Info:  https://www.londongirlsrockcamp.ca https://www.instagram.com/londongrc/?hl=en https://londongrc.bandcamp.com Stay in the Loop:  lpcpod@gmail.com  https://www.instagram.com/lpcpodcast/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVMSbxJ8T9vxDCfReDU8KUQ https://www.facebook.com/LPCPod/  

Hilary B. Jones, musician, former Girls Rock Camp director/guitar salesperson, professor of gender studies and psychology, and host of Mid-Riff Podcast is this week's guest! She and LG talk about everything from podcastin' to rockin' to the intersection of gender and music. Two podcast hosts talking shop in part one of this powerhouse interview. Thank you to EarthQuaker Devices www.earthquakerdevices.com for sponsoring this podcast. Support this podcast and women in audio at patreon.com/QOSM and get some merch at society6.com/QOSM! 

On the Beat Host Carl Stutsman is joined by representatives from the Music Village including Executive Director Josh Aerie, Board Member Bill Schmidt, and a musician guest. In todays interview they discuss TMV returning to Normal and promote summer camps including the Girls Rock Camp.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

PAPO PUNK Mais uma parceria entre Arquivo Punk Rock do Sul e Universos Independentes Podcast. 1ª edição do Arquivo Papo Punk do Sul, com Luísa Souza (Utherine), Nina Barcellos (Cat Arcade), Pedro Soler (Marinas Found), Renato Judz (Estive Raivoso) e Thalis Miguel (Os Torto e Carlos Mherelov). Convidado: Maria Benincá (Gilrs Rock Camp) #universosindependentes #universosindependentespodcast #arquivopunkrockdosul #arquivopunkrock #pretonometal #representatividade #antifa #underground #independente #cenaindependente #podcast #podcaster

The story of the young band at rock camp continues. Chelsea helps them finish their new song and get ready to perform. In the process she realizes she might actually be what’s blocking their progress. The concert goes well … mostly. An unexpected attendee punctures the safe bubble of rock camp and leaves Chelsea feeling like she’s taken a step backwards. To learn more about Girls Rock Camp visit: http://www.girlsrockcampfoundation.org/ . Also be sure to check out dearyoungrocker.com and @dearyoungrocker on instagram. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Chelsea has a transformative experience as a mentor and music teacher at a week of Girls Rock Camp. Her band of high schoolers causes her to feel protective and to show up for them in ways she didn’t think she could. There is a challenge, though, with the vocalist of her band - a shy kid who reminds her of herself and seems like she might not be able to work up the courage to sing before the big performance at the end of the week. How do you give someone else self-confidence? To learn more about Girls Rock Camp visit: http://www.girlsrockcampfoundation.org/ . Also be sure to check out dearyoungrocker.com and @dearyoungrocker on instagram. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Sextou com Tony e Rafael comentando a brilhante participação do vocalista do System of a Down, Serj Tankian, no Jornal da Globo, comentando a triste guerra em curso entre Armênia e Azerbaijão. Falamos também sobre os embates entre Democratas e Republicanos nos Estados Unidos a menos de um mês das eleições, e as pesquisas de intenção de voto para as prefeituras brasileiras. No mundo da música, lembramos o legado do guitarrista Eddie Van Halen, o meme do skatista passeando e tomando suco ao som de Fleetwood Mac, a versão online do evento Girls Rock Camp, que acontece este fim de semana, e lançamentos de discos de Travis, Future Islands, METZ e Touché Amoré. Siga e ouça nosso catálogo completo no seu reprodutor preferido ou no site oficial: tmd.qa/podcast. Para interagir, mande uma mensagem nas redes sociais @podcasttmdqa e @tmdqa ou um e-mail para podcasttmdqa@gmail.com.

By RNZJesse Mulligan alongside The Edge radio station's Sharyn Casey and Jayden King have been announced as host of the inaugural Aotearoa Music Awards.The awards replace the Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards and aim to "reinterpret what it means to be a Kiwi musician".In addition to the new name and identity, the format of this year's event will be different. In previous years the ceremony was a fast-moving two-and-a-half-hour presentation including eight musical performances. This year's show will be extended to three and a half hours and will include an impressive 18 performances, which organisers are promising will be "intimate".Twenty awards will be presented on the night and multiple inductees will be welcomed into the NZ Music Hall of Fame.After a rough year for the music industry due to Covid-19, the awards' charity partners will be a key focus of the ceremony. Partners include MusicHelps, Crescendo Trust, Raukatauri Music Therapy Centre, and Girls Rock Camp.The Aotearoa Music Awards are organised by industry body Recorded Music NZ, which represents record producers, distributors and recording artists who sell recorded music in New Zealand.Its manager Sarah Owen says, "The decision to rebrand the awards aligns with continued efforts to recognise Aotearoa's tangata whenua and te reo Māori as the first language of New Zealand, as well as the importance of Te Ao Māori in our lives."With the renaming to Aotearoa Music Awards and the kaupapa behind that, we are taking another step in bringing the awards back to the core of what they're for: to celebrate, support and encourage the creative journeys of all our recording artists."-RNZ

Today on your bFM Breakfast: Last night saw the return of live gigs and we're sure some of you are feeling it today so we've got plenty of tunes to get you through; Dr. Kirsten Zemke kicks off the weekend with Funk; Victoria talks to us about Girls Rock Camp, slightly different this year; and Director, Vanessa Patea, tells us about her film, Tapu Te Ranga Marae. 

An annual camp aimed at encouraging young women and gender non-binary youth to get involved in music will go online this year. In its offline form, Girls Rock sees attendees form bands and then work towards performing an original song in a concert for friends and families. Now the organizers of Girls Rock! Pōneke are planning a version of the camp that will try to replicate the experience digitally in July.   Ali Burns is a camp co-ordinator.

Nesta sexta recebemos a queridíssima Vic, que foi instrutora de contrabaixo do Girls Rock Camp 2020 em Curitiba. Vic fala sobre a experiência de voluntariado nesse projeto que nasceu em 2001 em Portland (EUA) e hoje está presente em mais de 60 cidades pelo mundo, em todos os continentes. No Brasil são três cidades: Sorocaba (SP), Curitiba (PR) e Porto Alegre (RS). Em Curitiba o GRC recebe meninas de 7 a 17 anos que durante uma semana tem aulas de instrumentos musicais, performance, prática de banda, criação de fanzine, logomarca e identidade visual. Além de instrumentistas, o Camp recruta Produtoras, Roadies, Fotógrafas, Empresárias, Cozinheiras, todas voluntárias, que vão trabalhar com as jovens todos os aspectos da criação de uma banda, que vai compor uma música para apresentar um show no final da semana. Além disso, Vic também conta sobre o trabalho que está gravando com a cantora Roseane Santos, e que já lançou dois singles que ouvimos no episódio. Vem ouvir que o papo tá muito bom! Para saber mais sobre o Girls Rock Camp Curitiba: https://girlsrockcampcuritiba.org/ Para conhecer o projeto mundial Girls Rock Camp Alliance: https://www.girlsrockcampalliance.org/  Siga o trabalho da Vic: https://www.instagram.com/vicvilandezPra ouvir os singles da Roseane Santos: https://bit.ly/37QXh2F e também https://www.instagram.com/santos_roseanesantos/ E aí, gostou? Então manda um alô pra gente pelo email muitomaisbaixo@gmail.com e também acompanha a página https://www.facebook.com/muitomaisbaixo pra não perder as novidades! Quer receber em primeira mãos os lançamentos do MMB? Então segue e curte o podcast no seu player favorito e ative as notificações! E se você quer contribuir com o programa, tem um jeito muito fácil, rápido e que não custa nada: COMPARTILHE!

In this episode, I talk to sound engineer, tour manager and front of house technician, Swann Barrat. Swann has worked at most venues in Vancouver and has toured with bands across North America and Europe. She’s an Audio Instructor at the Nimbus School of Recording and Media in Vancouver, and has worked with organizations such as Girls Rock Camp, Women in Music BC, and the Producers' Lounge. You can find find Swann on Instagram @swann2nVisit:Girls Rock CampWomen in Music BCProducers' Lounge

MARY QUITE CONTRARY & GINNY WISDOM from ORLANDO GIRLS ROCK CAMP come by to talk music, orlando & a whole lot more… here is a lot more: girls in rock. waiting in line for star wars. making bad decisions with pete doherty from the libertines. is a lexus ever cool? koalas are dickheads & monkeys […]

Dafür, dass alles "einfach so passiert" ist, können Dives auf beachtliche erste vier Jahre ihrer Bandgeschichte zurückblicken. Tamara, Viktoria und Dora haben sich 2015 beim Girls Rock Camp kennengelernt und machen seither gemeinsam Musik. Nach einer EP und Konzerten in ganz Europa erscheint nun ihr erstes Album. Ein Gespräch über den Ehrgeiz, eine Band zu sein, über gerissene Gitarrensaiten und unbeantwortete Emails.  Foto: Neven Allgeier

Welcome to launch day and the first official episode of Psychosocial Cinema! Here are some shownotes for you to peruse for a wet and wild discussion of one of Hollywood’s greatest oddities: Waterworld! Eric LaForest / Porcelain Backsplash - The mastermind behind my show’s intro music and sound palete. Here we learn some back story on Eric’s love for cinema and Waterworld.  Next, we discuss how, if it is even possible, to dissect Waterworld and make sense of it in modern times. Does Waterworld actually parallel modern day events…..did it predict Global Warming!?! We round out the show by talking about some memories we have of the film along with a pretty dope detour in the concept of human mutations (super powers) and how Kevin Costner’s “The Mariner” character served as a jumpstart for some pretty imaginative thoughts back in the day.  Now, what would an initial episode be without some gnarly shout outs: Girls Rock Camp - https://www.facebook.com/Grcstpete/ Eric’s wife, Amanda (AKA The Peach Moon), plays a pretty cool role in helping young ladies in St. Pete who attend this camp to learn some awesome skills, both musical and Intra / Interpersonally speaking.   Gigglewaters - Social Club & Screen Room - https://gigglewaters.com Our launch party is being / was held at this gnarly screening room where a showing of The Rocketeer took place in honor of this podcast’s launch. The best part of this screening room is their movie-themed menu and drink selection that compliment whatever flick they showcase. Most recently we saw ROBOCOP and I enjoyed a Robo-Shot; it was delicious. Thank you Gigglewaters for being a part of Girls Rock Camp’s silent auction, we were more than happy to donate to their efforts and secure this private screening.  Please connect with the show in-between episodes on these social media platforms: Twitter: https://twitter.com/PsychosocialC Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/psychosocialcinema/ Finally, I am utilizing the wonderful platform that is PATREON for fans of the show to subscribe to the podcast at different tiers of entry; we would greatly appreciate your time and consideration in making the production process for this show a sustainable reality: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/PsychoSocialCinema If you would like to buy a copy of the extended cut of Waterworld, produced by Arrow Video, here is an affiliate link to Amazon where you can secure a copy; disclaimer the podcast will receive a tiny portion of this purchase to help fund the show's production costs. Waterworld Extended Edition: https://www.amazon.com/Waterworld-Blu-ray-Kevin-Costner/dp/B07HSLVBM6

This week we talk what we deem to be "things made from trees." Ana talks about the very petty history of toilet paper and all the things we used to use instead of it. Ivana covers the very DIY-ish history of the wooden swimsuit and its accompanying "Spruce Girls." Other topics of the week include Momo, pine needle soup, Girls Rock Camp, duct tape trends, and the merits of showers. You'll learn a lot more than just the history of these two items in this episode for sure! Please follow, rate, and review!

10 year old Violet from Girls Rock Camp joins us to chat with Gene Simmons and Doug Ford was in Lucan.  Subscribe to the show: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-taz-show/id1356254663

Nashville powerviolence quartet Thirdface rips through a bunch of old and unnamed new songs, and talks about running DIY venues, Girls Rock Camp, starting from shitty phone demos, and Hellraiser. 02:23 - 10 / 04:25 - 9 / 07:44 - 7 / 10:22 - Legendary Suffering / 13:51 - 12 / 18:18 - Local / 21:09 - No Relief / 24:53 - 11 / 28:16 - 8 / 32:33 - Judy and the Jerks - Destroix / 34:14 - Protocol - Bloodsport I

NEW JENNY HVAL! And Wetface, Graftician and sydney! Also, previewing the Necking and Sigh release shows and Girls Rock Camp showcase this weekend. Action packed!

Nicole Gaffney is a major part of Girls Rock Aotearoa, and plays guitar and sings for her duo Carb On Carb. We talk about Girls Rock Camp, equal opportunities, touring with Carb On Carb, DIY, networking and PR. Carb On Carb: https://www.facebook.com/CarbOnCarb/ (Facebook) | https://carboncarb.bandcamp.com/ (Bandcamp) Girls Rock: Facebook | https://girlsrockcamp.co.nz/ (Website) Artist of the episode: Boy Genius - Facebook

The first Girls Rock Camp in Wellington is happening this July. Yadana Saw talks to the organiser Brooke Singer and student Holly Curtis about what people can expect from the week long programme.

This hour we air an episode of soon to be syndicated CFRO Radio Show, Girls Rock Camp Radio!

Calgary's Miesha Louie discusses the music business, her history as a performer, and her role in Girls Rock Camp. 

Die DIVES kommen aus Wien und haben sich bei einem Girls Rock Camp kennengelernt. Tamara, Dora und Viktoria wollten eigentlich ganz andere Instrumente spielen und sind dann doch in einer relativ konventionellen Formation gelandet. Das Interview geht von ihren ersten Wochen als Band, in denen vieles nicht ganz rund lief, über die Erkenntnis, dass Sport für ein gesundes Tourleben wichtig ...

Summary:   "Just rock 'n' roll and the truth." This week we invite Rose Melberg on the podcast to talk about her favourite film, the criminally underrated Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains. Also discussed: Jane the Virgin, Girls Rock Camp, and our love of Kim Wexler from Better Call Saul.   Show notes:   The Best Show on TV is Jane the Virgin (Vulture)   Rose Melberg (Wikipedia)   Rose Melberg (Bandcamp)   Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains trailer    Girls Rock Camp Vancouver   10 Life Lessons from Ladies and Gentlemen, the Fabulous Stains (Hello Giggles)   Recommendations:   Andrea: Crazy Rich Asians   Lisa: Better Call Saul  (Netflix)   Rose: Kath & Kim (TV)   Music credits:    "Flutterbee" by Podington Bear From Free Music Archive CC BY 3.0   Theme song "Pyro Flow" by Kevin Macleod From Incompetch CC BY 3.0 Intro bed:"OLPC" by Marco Raaphorst Courtesy of Free Music Archive CC BY-SA 3.0 NL Pop This! Links: Pop This! on TumblrPop This! on iTunes (please consider reviewing and rating us!) Pop This! on Stitcher (please consider reviewing and rating us!) Pop This! on Google PlayPop This! on TuneIn radioPop This! on TwitterPop This! on Instagram Logo design by Samantha Smith Pop This! is two women talking about pop culture. Lisa Christiansen is a broadcaster, journalist and longtime metal head. Andrea Warner is a music critic, author and former horoscopes columnist. Press play and come hang out with your two new best friends. Pop This! podcast is produced by Andrea Gin and recorded at the Vancouver Public Library's wonderful Inspiration Lab.

Part 1 of my 2 part adventure at Girls Rock Camp Santa Barbara! Enjoy this conversation with Girls Rock Camp Santa Barbara staff member and musician Chloe Danger, who is full of wise words and wry wit. She started off as a camper at the Girls Rock Camp at 16 and has gone on to ensure no girl is ever left behind when it comes to rock n roll! This episode features Chloe Danger's fierce songs “Suzie Homemaker” and “Punk is Dead.” Special thanks to the entire staff and volunteer group at Girls Rock Camp SB for allowing me to take part in their very special camp and interact with the very talented campers. It was a joy to be part of this empowering experience. More music from Chloe Danger: https://chloedanger.bandcamp.com/releases Learn more about Gils Rock Camp and Find a camp near you here: https://www.girlsrockcampalliance.org Contact the Podcast! Email: sparkleanddestroy@gmail.com Follow: @hayleyandthecrushers Read: www.isyourboyfriendintheband.com Hayley and the Crushers are on Tour Now! Pre-Order Hayley and the Crushers’ new album Cool/Lame now: https://www.hayleyandthecrushers.com/coollame 9/9 - San Francisco 9/28 - San Luis Obispo, CA - Boo Boo Records 10/19 - Long Beach 10/20 - LA 10/21 - LA 10/30 - San Francisco 11/1 - Portland 11/2 - Portland 11/3 - Seattle

Larissa & Audrey from GRCV call-in to give us the scoop on this year's camp, and to hype the big showcase on Saturday afternoon at the Rio. Plus, guest co-hosts Adrian and Natalie of the (very nearly) new radio Records Management. And happy birthday to wee Alice.

On today’s episode of AOM I’m reaching out to all my Women in Orlando. If you like working with kids and rockin’ out Girls Rock Camp is back! We have 5 more camper spots available and we are seeking 10-12 volunteers to help make this experience rockin!

Quando não está comandando as baquetas e espancando a bateria da banda gaúcha Hangovers, Liege está ocupada ensinando bateria para meninas no projeto Meninas na Batera e no projeto Girls Rock Camp. Isso sem contar sua outra banda, o Medialunas. Em meio a esses milhares de trabalhos, Liege vem conquistando cada vez mais fãs e clientes com sua empresa de cozinha vegana e vegetariana, o Marmitas do Bem, além de surpreender as pessoas cada vez mais com sua confeitaria vegana. Você vai conhecer a história de Liege, a baterista que largou a junkie food para construir memórias gastronômicas com sua confeitaria vegana.

In this week's Pocket Tony Stamp speaks to Rnb smooth dude Craig David, Jana Whitta gives us a tour of the inaugural Girls' Rock Camp Aotearoa and composer Gareth Farr shares his summer jam.

Girls Rock! Camp is a worldwide movement that aims to help young women between the ages of 12 - 17 build confidence, empowerment and foster social change via music. The first NZ camp was held last week in Auckland and RNZ Music went along to check it out.

The only thing to be nervous about in this episode is if Chelsea Wolfe reaches out! This week features Tampa's The Nervous Girls, who talk about forming a little nervous family, The Handmaid's Tale, playing with the Girls Rock Camp, and fostering an inclusive DIY scene.Listen to more of The Nervous Girls on Bandcamp, then follow on Twitter and Facebook.Get in touch with me at angrygrrrlmusic@gmail.com, on Twitter & Instagram @AngryGrrrlMusic, or "Like" on Facebook!

In this week's Pocket Edition, Alex Behan speaks with William Patrick Corgan, who is best known as frontman of 90s grunge stars Smashing Pumpkins; we head to Girls Rock camp, a global movement making its way to Aotearoa and Tony Stamp speaks with Indi who has just released her debut album.

Spinoff Music editor Henry Oliver talks to Street Chant's Billie Rogers and musician/engineer/DJ Jana Whitter about Girls Rock! Camp Aotearoa, a week-long holiday programme running 15-19 January for young women (including female, trans and gender non-conforming youth), where music is the medium to build confidence, empowerment and foster social change.

This month we talk to Hailey Rowe from YEAH! Nashville, which stands for Youth Empowerment through Arts and Humanities. Their mission is to empower youth to become creative, productive, and confident members of the community through artistic education, collaboration, and expression.They just wrapped up another summer of camp, and have a full-slate of stuff planned for the fall. Check them out and get involved at yeahrocks.org. We asked Hailey to share a playlist inspired by her experiences at camp. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Final concert of the Girls Rock Camp broadcasted live from the Rio Theatre. 8 bands perform 8 songs created during the week before performance. Most of the girls had never even picked an instrument up before the camp, but don't let that deter you from listening in. They rock harder than anyone.

This week on FemRadio, Meera Govindasamy chats with Kritty Uranowski - Toronto musician and volunteer mentor with Girls Rock Camp! Plus Emily, Stacey and Sam talk terrible Cosmo headlines, CBC reboots, moon cycles and more. They also have your Canadian feminist news headlines and Toronto feminist events.

The ladies behind San Antonio Girls Rock Camp stopped by to fill us in on their endeavors and the beginning stages of their community project. Part 1, we'll follow up with the ladies as developments occur

The ladies behind San Antonio Girls Rock Camp stopped by to fill us in on their endeavors and the beginning stages of their community project. Part 1, we'll follow up with the ladies as developments occur.

Both Lisa and Savhanna attended GRCS All Grown Up in Saskatoon! They talk about their experiences learning the drums, forming bands, writing and performing songs all in 48 hours!

Savhanna and Gan talk about their experiences at the 2016 Girls Rock Camp Alliance conference in NEW YORK!

On this episode of Off the Record, Matt and Tiffany sit down with members of the band Thrust Club to talk about Girls Rock Camp, what it means to be "Thrustworthy," embracing mistakes - and embracing life! Find Thrust Club on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thrustclub/?fref=ts Thrust Club plays on HC Media Radio: http://hcmedia.tv/radio

This week on The Little Radio Show we talk about a Harvard student who drove her undocumented mom from Texas to watch her graduate. Her mother is an undocumented immigrant from Mexico who works as a housekeeper. Norma Torres Mendoza received her Master's degree in public policy from Harvard University with her mother watching on. We have a great interview with Anna Garza and Muna Javaid of Girls Rock Camp Houston, an organization dedicated to “empowering girls and women of all backgrounds and abilities through musical education and creative expression.” The camp offers girls ages 8-18 years old to participate in a one-week program during the summer that will give them a chance to write their own songs and learn to perform. They were recently featured in the Houston Press. Their registration continues to June 30, 2016. “The Little Radio Show” is on HMSNetRadio.org on Thursdays at 2 pm (CST). The show hosts are Sandra Fernandez (@sandrasays), Juan Alanis (@juanofwords), and Anjelica Cazares (@la_anjel). Subscribe to the Podcast via (RSS), on the iTunes channel or on our Stitcher channel, and keep up with new episodes. Subscribe to the Blog and keep up with new posts. The show's website can be found at thelittleradioshow.com.