Podcasts about gold rush vinyl

How are records made? How does a record player make sound? Why are we still listening to and buying records when there are so many digital ways to listen to music?! But Why visits Gold Rush Vinyl in Austin, Texas to learn how little plastic beads become brightly colored records that can play back your favorite music or sounds.  Download our learning guides: PDF | Google Slide | Transcript

What was once a "record" is now "vinyl" and what's old is new again for the next generation to embrace. In this download, not available on vinyl, ABJ Staff Writer Sahar Chmais welcomes one of the new owners of Waterloo Records, Caren Kelleher, who also founded Gold Rush Vinyl.

On this episode of "Let's Get Surety," we are joined by Caren Kelleher, the founder and CEO of Gold Rush Vinyl, a company acknowledged as one of the "Most Innovative Companies of 2020" by Fast Company magazine. Kelleher shares how she jumped, all in, and transitioned from being a music executive at Google to establishing her own vinyl record manufacturing company, riding on analytics and her passion for music and business. She shares what encouraged her to make the leap of faith into manufacturing as a small business owner. Delve into an engaging discussion on entrepreneurial hurdles and breakthroughs, capital sourcing through a U.S. Small Business Administration loan program and angel investors, the resilient vinyl industry's growth and future, and the indispensable role of trusted advisors on her journey. You will quickly perceive parallels in her story with those of countless surety clients! With special guest: Caren Kelleher, Founder & CEO, Gold Rush Vinyl Hosted by: Kat Shamapande, Director, Professional Development, NASBP and Mark McCallum, CEO, NASBP Sponsored by Liberty Mutual Surety!

Ryan and his guest, Jenn D'Eugenio, discuss the album that might hold the title for the most copied metal album in history: Master of Reality by Black Sabbath. Jenn is the founder of the nonprofit Women in Vinyl, is involved in the actual production of vinyl records through Gold Rush Vinyl, and is fanatical about Master of Reality. 

Hello friends!Consulting, marketing and publicity firm, Juice Consulting, turns 16 this year and their founder, Heather Wagner Reed, returns to the show to tell us all about it on episode 1276! Juice Consulting is celebrating with an invite only, "Sweet 16", 80's themed, prom this Friday, May 19th at Native Hostel's Ballroom sponsored featuring music from Primo The Alien and Henry Invisible, with pop-ups by Gold Rush Vinyl, Modern Rocks Gallery, a silent auction and more. Go to juiceconsulting.com for more info on their "sweet 16" and all of their services. Heather and I have a great conversation about the evolution of Juice Consulting, working with the tech sector, her work with non-profits, A.I. in marketing and publicity, her other interests like, Free Water,  being an Austin Community College adjunct faculty member, mid-century modern furniture and much more. I had a great time catching up with Heather. I'm sure you will too. Let's get down! If you feel so inclined. Venmo: www.venmo.com/John-Goudie-1  Paypal: paypal.me/johnnygoudie

On this episode Nick sits down with Jenn D'Eugenio, Sales and Marketing Manager at Austin, Texas-based Gold Rush Vinyl and Founder of the non-profit Women in Vinyl. With a background in textile design for Fortune 500 companies, Jenn is now pursuing a music industry career where she can fully embrace her passion for vinyl as part of one of the only two woman-owned vinyl pressing plants in the US. Through her non-profit, Jenn is empowering women and minorities all over the world on how they get started in the music industry and how they can use vinyl records - a medium that has been quickly reemerging as of late - to stand out from the crowd and leave their mark on the music world. Join us for about an hour-long discussion on vinyl pressing, physical distribution, consumer trends, music marketing and much more.

On this episode Nick sits down with Jenn D'Eugenio, Sales and Marketing Manager at Austin, Texas-based Gold Rush Vinyl and Founder of the non-profit Women in Vinyl. With a background in textile design for Fortune 500 companies, Jenn is now pursuing a music industry career where she can fully embrace her passion for vinyl as part of one of the only two woman-owned vinyl pressing plants in the US. Through her non-profit, Jenn is empowering women and minorities all over the world on how they get started in the music industry and how they can use vinyl records - a medium that has been quickly reemerging as of late - to stand out from the crowd and leave their mark on the music world. Join us for about an hour-long discussion on vinyl pressing, physical distribution, consumer trends, music marketing and much more.

On this final spooky themed episode of the podcast I'm joined by two vinyl fanatics: Ray Blevins of Gold Vinyl and Jenn D'Eugenio of Women in Vinyl and Gold Rush Vinyl join me to discuss one of our favorite soundtracks for the Halloween season, Goblin's masterpiece of prog rock horror, Suspiria! 

Gold Rush Vinyl is revolutionizing vinyl record production by producing albums nearly three times faster than the industry standard. Its success lies in producing and hand-inspecting vinyl in house, allowing the company to deliver high-quality records quicker and more efficiently. This week, Kristen Meinzer talks to Caren Kelleher, founder of Austin, Texas, Gold Rush Vinyl. We'll learn how the pressing plant implements lean production techniques to minimize waste and accelerate the process. Invesco Distributors, Inc.

On the 1s and 2s Jenn and Robyn are joined by DJ Monalisa, who brings us to one of the functional areas of vinyl. Monalisa takes us through her origin story, vast collection and shares insider info about being a vinyl DJ. We talk about the pandemic, and how some DJs have started to utilize Twitch to stay connected and fresh in the midst of these strange times. We chat about different technical aspects of DJing, gear and set up, and find out Monalisa's suggestions for DJ approved gear. Find out why a train wreck is also boots in the dryer, and what a LONG-TA-GON is. Thank you to Blonde Records and Celeste Krishna - for the use of her song Talk Talk Talk!https://blonderecords.com/https://blonderecords.com/celeste-krishnaAlso - Check out The Wavy Awards Oct. 23, 2021www.thewavyawards.comAWARDS SHOW CELEBRATING WOMEN, LGBTQ+, NON-BINARY, ARTISTS OF COLOR AND ALLIES. Our good friends at Gold Rush Vinyl will be making *GOLD* records for all of the winners to take home!Find Monalisa here: https://linktr.ee/monalisaLADJShout out to the amazing organizations: Ladies of Sound - https://www.ladiesofsound.com/Beat Junkies - https://www.beatjunkies.com/PODCAST SPONSOR ALERT!We want to send a huge thank you to Other Record Labels - they've gifted us and our listeners (that's YOU!) a 50% code (CODE = WIV50) in their store for the myriad of resources Scott has compiled there!https://www.otherrecordlabels.com/store = CODE WIV50 at checkout!As always, join the conversations on Instagram or send us a note at MEDIA@womeninvinyl.comCheck out www.womeninvinyl.com for past episodes, the store, job board, and the library of resources!Don't forget to like, subscribe and give us a review on your favorite podcast delivery method! You can also contribute to furthering our mission at https://www.patreon.com/womeninvinylWhere you'll find all of the B-Sides, Deep Cuts and amazing extras, and help us start a not for profit to further the demystification, education and infiltration of more Women and Non-Binary identifying humans into the Vinyl Making Space!MORE FROM MONALISA: Sweet jams mentioned in the podcast:Hot Music - by Soho - Monalisa's go to - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p30DUmx9v3QSpanish Joint - by D'Angelo - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17LQRXXrWjYMonalisa's Gear Recommendations:Turntables:Pioneer PLX500 or PLX1000https://www.pioneerdj.com/en-us/product/turntable/plx-500/black/overview/https://www.pioneerdj.com/en-us/product/turntable/plx-1000/black/overview/Cartridges (needles):Ortofon - https://www.ortofon.com/dj/products/dj-cartridges/Qbert S120- https://www.ortofon.com/om-q-bert-p-830-n-1444Audio-Technica - https://www.audio-technica.com/en-us/cartridgesHeadphonesAIAIAIA TMA2 - https://aiaiai.audio/headphones/tma-2*Insider Tip* - DEOXIT Penhttps://www.amazon.ca/DeoxIT%C2%AE-Pen-NSN-6850-01-477-1444-100-solution/dp/B001EQ7H82Monalisa's Special 7The Sound of Music - Dayton - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgoTdg25COQ Love Has Come Around - Donald Byrd & 125th Street, NYC- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKjuhwLGWjk

In this episode, Jenn and Robyn are joined by Caren Kelleher, who turned in her Silicon Valley street cred for the wild world of record pressing in Austin, Texas. Caren walks the walk of the Women in Vinyl mission, and we couldn't be more excited to share her story, wisdom and constant forward thinking. We discuss weird records, rock boxes full of ticket stubs, cancelled first dates, the pandemic and it's ramifications through all of our spaces, weather systems in Canada and how raccoons might be the missing engineering piece in every factory. The team at Gold Rush is doing incredible things, and are always looking to see how they can improve their artist experience, truly changing the game in vinyl and leading the way in equitable employment too. https://www.goldrushvinyl.com/Thanks as always to Arc Of All for our intro and outro musicAnd thank you to the incredible Liv Mueller for the use of her song Romeo.The Women in Vinyl Store is live too! https://womeninvinyl.com/store/As always, join the conversations on Instagram or send us a note at MEDIA@WomenInVinyl.ComCheck out www.womeninvinyl.com for past episodes and the amazing archive of interviews. Thanks so much as always to Peluso Microphones - www.pelusomicrophonelab.com. This podcast was produced by Black Circle Studios.Don't forget to like, subscribe and give us a review on your favourite podcast delivery method!You can also contribute to furthering our mission at https://www.patreon.com/womeninvinylWhere you'll find all of the B-Sides, Deep Cuts and amazing extras, and help us start a not for profit to further the demystification, education and infiltration of more Women and Non-Binary identifying humans into the Vinyl Making Space!

Caren Kelleher - Gold Rush Vinyl Today we continue our series on “Pivots”, chatting with managers how have, at one point or another in their career, veered into or out of artist management, and how their experiences as an artist manager speaks into the work they’re doing now.   When I was brainstorming on a new series topic, my guest today, Caren Kelleher, was towards the top of my list of folks I wanted to chat with, as she’s reinvented herself a few times in her career, and, as our conversion revels, her passion for supporting artists is a constant anchor throughout.  Today, Caren owns and operates one of the nations premier vinyl pressing plants, Gold Rush Vinyl, based in Austin, TX.  We’ll chat how she got there, along with the other various twists and turns along the way.  I hope you enjoy my conversation with Caren. 

Success in the music industry takes a longggg time. Even though from the front it seems like there's overnight success, in reality there's tons of work and time and energy that goes into the journey. Listen to the chat with Caren Kelleher, founder of Gold Rush Vinyl, talk about real world examples of the journey, embracing the road as the destination and how the dots connect in hindsight.

When Caren Kelleher was thirteen, she had her first startup idea: a Beatles-themed restaurant called The Octopus’ Garden. It was such a good idea that the band’s lawyers threatened to sue her over it, which only went to further her interest in the music business.   Today, Caren is the founder and president of Gold Rush Vinyl, a new record manufacturing company that helps musicians take advantage of the renewed demand for vinyl. Once thought a dying format, vinyl has become a$1B industry once again, but one that has seen little innovation since the 1970s. Caren’s team recently launched a new state-of-the-art plant here in Austin to deliver high-quality records at a fraction of the time most plants can.   Before starting Gold Rush, Caren was Head of Music Apps at Google, where she also launched Google’s own music service, Google Play. She started her career at Paste magazine and is also a former band manager, work that helped her see the vinyl opportunity. Caren holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and a BBA from Emory University. The Beatles are still her favorite band of all time.

Today on Small Business War Stories we are joined by Caren Kelleher, owner of Gold Rush Vinyl in Austin, Texas.

This week, we welcome Caren Kelleher, the owner of Austin’s Gold Rush Vinyl, a manufacturer that’s modernizing the making of record albums. Kelleher, who used to work at Google while managing bands, has just launched Austin’s only large-scale vinyl album production facility, but in the episode, she explains why this seemingly retro technology is so appealing to consumers right now. ALSO: David and Chelle Neff, the authors of "Weird Homes: The People and Places That Keep Austin Strangely Wonderful" and the organizers of the upcoming Weird Homes Tour joined Tolly and Omar to talk about what makes a home weird in the first place and why these homeowners are the keepers of a big part of Austin's cultural identity. Their self-paced driving tour returns on April 21. Pickle-loving baseball fans will have a hard time resisting one of the new dishes at the Texas Rangers stadium this year: Dilly Dogs, a hot dog stuffed inside a pickle and fried like a corn dog. Eric Webb breaks down this affront to nature for us. In A Toast: we recomment "A Series of Unfortunate Events" on Netflix for its second season, the 2012 documentary "Searching for Sugarman" the the debate podcast "Intelligence Squared." More info: austin360.com/loveaustin360