Women's Roundtable: Experiences in the Music World
Jun 16, 2024 ·
32m
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FOR THE FULL YOUTUBE VIDEO OF THE ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION GO TO https://www.youtube.com/@KCPR913 TIMESTAMPS: (01:15) How the roundtable came together (02:48) - Guest Introductions (04:29) - The bond shared by women...
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FOR THE FULL YOUTUBE VIDEO OF THE ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION GO TO https://www.youtube.com/@KCPR913
TIMESTAMPS:
(01:15) How the roundtable came together
(02:48) - Guest Introductions
(04:29) - The bond shared by women in the SLO music scene
(06:10) - How they are treated differently from their male counterparts
(10:05) - Feeling both supported and misunderstood
(13:29) - The pressure of being vulnerable on your own
(14:53) - Sexualization of women in music
(18:04) - Developing strategies to navigate being a women in music (and in life)
(22:44) - Being strong and making the “younger you” proud
(25:01) - Who Inspired them growing up?
(27:06) - The magic of having a role model that looks like you
Ahhh, SLO-Fi. How wonderful you are.
On today's episode, Rachel and KCPR Content Writer and DJ Sydney Osterbauer interview four women who have been vital to the success of San Luis Obispo's music scene over the past 4 years.
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Tasha Lee, bassist from Couch Dog, has been rocking house shows in San Luis Obispo since 2019. For the past 5 years, she's helped contribute to writing and performing music meant "for dancing, crying and kissing."
Skyllar Evans, lead singer for Plywood Love, was born and raised in the Central Coast. She's watched the ebbs and flows of our music scene throughout the years and now is entrenched in it as one of the most powerful, soulful voices.
Caitlyn Shank, lead singer for Earthship, knows a thing or two about ailens. Earthship is her first band, so she brings a fresh set of eyes onto the issues and experiences that arise from being a women in a popular music scene.
Cate Armstrong is passionate about mental health advocacy and works for Transitions-Mental Health Association as an Assistant Center Supervisor. In her spare time, she writes vulnerable and raw songs about her emotional experiences as a solo artist. Cate formerly sang for Purple Hibiscus, a popular local band in San Luis Obispo during the 2021-2022 academic year.
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We have interviewed each and every artist here before! Go look through SLO-Fi's catalog to learn more about who they are and how they started.
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TIMESTAMPS:
(01:15) How the roundtable came together
(02:48) - Guest Introductions
(04:29) - The bond shared by women in the SLO music scene
(06:10) - How they are treated differently from their male counterparts
(10:05) - Feeling both supported and misunderstood
(13:29) - The pressure of being vulnerable on your own
(14:53) - Sexualization of women in music
(18:04) - Developing strategies to navigate being a women in music (and in life)
(22:44) - Being strong and making the “younger you” proud
(25:01) - Who Inspired them growing up?
(27:06) - The magic of having a role model that looks like you
Ahhh, SLO-Fi. How wonderful you are.
On today's episode, Rachel and KCPR Content Writer and DJ Sydney Osterbauer interview four women who have been vital to the success of San Luis Obispo's music scene over the past 4 years.
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Tasha Lee, bassist from Couch Dog, has been rocking house shows in San Luis Obispo since 2019. For the past 5 years, she's helped contribute to writing and performing music meant "for dancing, crying and kissing."
Skyllar Evans, lead singer for Plywood Love, was born and raised in the Central Coast. She's watched the ebbs and flows of our music scene throughout the years and now is entrenched in it as one of the most powerful, soulful voices.
Caitlyn Shank, lead singer for Earthship, knows a thing or two about ailens. Earthship is her first band, so she brings a fresh set of eyes onto the issues and experiences that arise from being a women in a popular music scene.
Cate Armstrong is passionate about mental health advocacy and works for Transitions-Mental Health Association as an Assistant Center Supervisor. In her spare time, she writes vulnerable and raw songs about her emotional experiences as a solo artist. Cate formerly sang for Purple Hibiscus, a popular local band in San Luis Obispo during the 2021-2022 academic year.
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We have interviewed each and every artist here before! Go look through SLO-Fi's catalog to learn more about who they are and how they started.
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