Throwing Spaghetti

Throwing Spaghetti Podcast

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Welcome to Throwing Spaghetti — the podcast for artists who are tired of pretending they have it all figured out. I’m Jacque Ryal, and for the last few years I’ve been on Zoom after Zoom, coffee after coffee, talking with some of the most talented musicians I know - and we’re all asking the same thing:* How do I break through?* What will move the needle?* What marketing is actually working? So instead of gatekeeping those conversations, we’re bringing them into the open. We’re all throwing spaghetti at the wall. Let’s figure out what sticks.

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The Truth About Building a Music Career 09.07.2026 1:23:55

What actually builds a lasting music career? In this episode of Throwing Spaghetti , Jacque Ryal sits down with singer-songwriter, producer, and Professor of Songwriting at Berklee Kat Reinhert to unpack the realities of building a sustainable life in music. Drawing from decades as both a working artist and educator, Kat shares what she's learned from mentoring hundreds of musicians: why artis...

She Has a TikTok Brain (And That's a Good Thing) 03.06.2026 44:30

This week on Throwing Spaghetti, I'm joined by pop artist, songwriter, and new mom Veronika Jokel. Veronika's music has been featured on Live with Kelly and Ryan, the Lifetime Network, and Good Morning America after her single "She" gained viral traction online. Beyond being an incredible artist and songwriter, she's also one of the most creative marketers I know, with an unc...

We’re All Guessing: What’s Actually Moving the Needle for Artists Right Now 03.05.2026 1:20:52

What’s actually working for artists right now? In the first episode of Throwing Spaghetti , Jacque Ryal sits down with Kalen, Petra Jarrar, and Emily Sara for an honest, unfiltered conversation about what it really takes to move the needle in music today. From releasing music independently to navigating social platforms, building an audience, and figuring out what’s worth your time, nothing is off...