Female Entrepreneur Musician with Bree Noble

Judith Hill talks about her rise as a backup singer for artists like Stevie Wonder and Michael Jackson to her time as a finalist on The Voice to striking out on her own as an Indie Artists and the release of her newest album.

Bree interviews Ariel Hyatt, founder of Cyber PR and writer of the best-selling book Crowdsatr, about her new book that gives musicians a system to get publicity called "The Ultimate Guide To Music Publicity."

Laura Monaco-Martino has been in and around the Industry for a long time. As an artist she had label interest and opened for the likes of lady Gaga. Now as a business owner and champion for artists she is working to make the Industry more inclusive and provide true support and development for aspiring DIY artists.

Maggie Rose has opened for artists such as Martina McBride and promoted several singles to country radio when women were not getting the respect and airplay they deserved. She is now a champion for female artists through her own music as well as her new podcast where she interviews the likes of Nancy Wilson, Martina McBride, Cathy Valentine (The GoGos), and many more.

Katie Zaccardi & I discuss the offers we've made over the years, the pros and cons and what is involved in both launching them and running them. This will be enlightening for you if you've been considering adding a new stream of income to your business around teaching or coaching as a musician. Take the Quiz: http://profitablemusician.com/quiz

Danielle Tucker, Founder of the Pandemic-Proof Summit, breaks down how she plans events, determines her budget and ensures that it's a profitable event. This discussion applies to any musician running an event such as a release party, festival, online concert, etc.

After getting her start on NBC's The Voice, Michelle Brooks-Thompson has taken the momentum she gathered on the show and built it into a thriving music career that she skillfully balances with being a mother of 3 and a day job she loves working at a bank.

As founder of The Expand Online Summit and The Business of Tech, Jaime Slutzky helps creatives and musicians navigate the confusing tech hurdles of marketing and providing online education.

Building relationships with venues and event planners is even more important now in our post-pandemic world. Tara B talks about how she builds relationships with venues through the booing, event and follow-up so she is always top of mind when they need an artist for a gig.

Use these 4 steps to breakthrough your money blocks and start attracting money and charge what you're worth.

Beth & Cayla, my community managers in the Female Indie Musician Community talk about how to get paid what you're worth when booking gigs. They discuss how they stopped performing at places that didn't value them and caused resentment and started feeling confident to ask for what they deserve.

These so-called "rules" I still see online. I give you permission to break them!

I truly believe that all boats can rise with the tide. What does that mean for musicians? It means that if we band together to promote Indie music as a whole, everyone can benefit. If we collaborate and help each other, everyone wins. It means that there is no limit to what we can do together to create more opportunities for Indie Musicians.  And it means that just because...

Tara and I discuss how to talk about hard subjects with your fans like race and gender issues and how to take a stand for what you believe in while weaving that into your branding and music.

How can you harness the power of persistence in your music career, especially in these trying times? What does it look like and what habits will help you stay the course? My Female Indie Musician Community managers Beth & Cayla talk about persistence in music and life and give some amazing examples and personal stories that will inspire you.

Brianna Ruelas talks about her experience on American Ido, what happened afterward and what should we do differently. She also shares how she revitalized her career after becoming a mom and is really coming into her own now that she is in her 40s. Be inspired from this interview that it's never too late to pursue your music dreams.

How do you know if you're doing the right things to move your career forward? Why do some marketing tactics work and some fall flat? This is a "pre-training to my Musician's Profit Path workshop - "How To Attract Your 1,000 True Fans Without Wasting Valuable Time & Money on Marketing That Doesn't Work". http://musiciansprofitpath.com

Following up on our episode about Stage Fright with Allison Anderson, I talk with Ingela Onstad about strategies for coping with fear and anxiety on and off stage.

I am excited to be here with Stacey Bedford from  Bandzoogle . It is one of my absolute favorite companies that help musicians. Stacey has been the CEO for a few years. I’m getting to talk to her, which I’m excited about. I’ve had many great relationships with Bandzoogle. Dave Cool, we’ve hung out together at conferences. I met Melanie in 2019. It’s great to talk to Stacey and get the perspec...

Michelle Sabolchick Pettinato has had an incredibly successful career as a concert sound engineer for some of the biggest names in music including Gwen Stefani, Elvis Costello, Janet Jackson, Adam Lambert, Melissa Etheridge, Goo Goo Dolls, Kesha, Jewel, Styx, Mr Big, Indigo Girls, and many more. She is a Full Sail University Hall of Famer and Co-Founder of soundgirls.org. Michelle is also Creator...