Support Women DJs: The Podcast

In this episode we get the downlow of Xyklar’s process to make her powerful, unapologetic bops, how developing skills in other mediums can be liberating and what it looks like to commit to your own dreams.

In this week’s episode we talk to DJ Gina Turner about balancing her multiple passions, her multi-decade DJ career, and motherhood. We also talk about how yoga saved her life and she incorporates it into her DJ career and how she actively combats misogyny in the industry. Here is the transcript to this week's episode.

In this episode we talked to Rkana about the upsides of being a new DJ, balancing a full time day job and being a DJ and the pressures of being perceived, especially as a woman artist. Today's episode transcript can be found here. Keep up with Rkana here!

Today we got to talk to Erica Tedd about how their knowledge of branding and marketing has positively impacted their career, focusing your energy on building your online community, and the age-old question of whether to specialize in genres. To see what Erica Tedd is up to follow her here and her event series, Taking You Higher.  The transcript for this episode can be fo und here.

JO: This week we talked to JO about green flags to watch out for when getting booked, the importance of women and femmes in the industry working collaboratively, and how to stay positive and productive when bookings are down. Find them here on IG and their new music here. The transcript can be found here.

We got to talk to JNR about the OnlyFemmes Collective that she co-organizes, working through perfectionism, and how she’s moved through and learned misogyny while throwing events.  Follow JNR here and OnlyFemmes here. Here is this week's transcript.

E-Mood: In this episode we talk to E-Mood about how their gender non conforming and genre nonconforming go hand and hand, how their queerness has impacted their career, and how to make a set filled with intentionality that makes the people move. To keep up with e-mood follow them on IG and soundcloud and check out their podcast, Plurality Pod. 

On this episode we chatted with Le Camille about her residency, Mad Chapel, the importance of having a community to support one another in the music world, the politics of the dance floor and pressures of being hot as a women DJ and how if you hate edits you just might be a racist. To keep up with them, follow them here. The transcript for this week's episode is available here.