Our Host, Bybisasa sat down to chat with Talent Manager and Founder, Brand & Stitch and now appointed Program Director, Music Business Academy (MBA Africa), the Incredible Elizabeth Sobowale!

She talked about her very inspiring journey into the music industry and shared some amazing tips for young creatives trying to navigate their way in the music industry.

Let's just say we learnt a whole lot from Liz while recording this podcast and our conversation was mind-blowing and inspiring and we are sure you'd like it too! 

Don't forget to share with your friends and network if this episode inspires you! Also, we want to hear from you so feel free to leave us a comment too! Let us know what you think.

Cheers Audio Girl!

Amara Agwu is an artist manager, Marketing professional and lawyer, She manages Ayra Starr of MAVINS RECORD.

We had such a fun time chatting with her about her journey, experiences and she shared some of her top tips for being an effective manager and person.

Stick around! You'd learn a lot and a good laugh too!

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Audio Girl Podcast is back with a new Host! Bybisasa is a Radio Diva, OAD and amazing Host! She will be taking you on a ride in this new season.

In this episode, Our Host Bybisasa had a virtual chat with award-winning lawyer and entertainment business executive, Oyinkansola Fawehinmi aka FOZA.

This month on the Audio Girl Pod, we are celebrating top women execs in the music and entertainment industry who are breaking the bias and shattering all kinds of stereotypes in the industry and in life generally.

Foza talks about her journey in the industry, dealing with anxiety and protecting her mental health, overcoming daily struggles that come with a position of power and influence in the industry.

Take a good listen as you will definitely be inspired! Let us know in the comments if you enjoyed this episode.

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Do you know your rights as a creative? Have you read that contract you signed? What kind of contract do you need for a specific situation or job? All these are questions our able motherland creative, Lola Oyedele answered in this episode! Lola is an entertainment and media lawyer and has been in the game for over 6 years. Go on and listen to this podcast to learn from her wealth of experience. feel free to drop your questions and comments and don't forget to like and share.  

Profile: Lola is a Partner at Technolawgical Partners a boutique law firm that focuses on technology &Cyberspace, start ups & creatives contents, social Innovations and CSR in Africa.

Lola who is proficient in music publishing, music business consulting, intellectual property profiling as well as the general nature of the Film production process takes complex technical ideas and distils them into user-friendly visuals to improve the workings in the entertainment industry. Her keen and innovative insights in the areas of Negotiation, Music Business and Publishing and Intellectual Property development have enabled her to emerge as a force to reckon with in her field.

She is also the founder of DuffleBagCafe an outfit that focuses on entertainment and media business.

Motherland Creatives, it's a new week and a new month!, we had an intriguing chat with Anita Amangbo AKA EKO MAGNATE, Talent and Project manager for the likes of Crayon, Dija, London and more. If you are a creative looking to get a management and also if you'd like to start a career as a talent manager, this one is for you! so Happy listening! and don't forget to share, like, leave us a comment.  WIth love from the AUDIO GIRL CLAN.

Welcome to our new series as we catch up with Motherland creatives across Africa and beyond, in this episodes, we had a sit-down extensive chat with Nigeria's badass Producer and recording artist, DUNNIE and Barbados very own VIBEBYDAE, discussing, challenges, opportunities and future business goldmines in the entertainment industry. If you are looking to scale up this year as a creative, you might want to jump on this and get some insights! 

Happy New month and Welcome to our new podcast series - Keeping it Real with Motherland Creatives 1 

In this Episode, we have some of the #CAP2019 Alumni up in here with us. Discussing life after CAP, plans, internship and networking opportunities with Tobi Dada, Jennifer Okotie-Eboh and Jennybangz. You'll get to learn more about our creative accelerator program and all the good to be true opportunities you stand to gain.

You can also follow us on Instagram to get first hand news @audiogirlafrica.

Where to draw the line between gender inequality and the blame game. Are we really tackling the problem of gender inequality by amplifying what is not?  or is it just easier to place the blame on someone else when we are really just a shadow of ourselves? On this episode we discussed practical ways on how to deal with this conflicts starting from unlearning some mindsets. Please listen and if you like our convo, please comment and share with your community. Have fun!

Audio Engineering and Technology is a wide field and navigating options depend on what you have tried over time and what works for you, see what Febe and Aramide have to share with the Audio Girl community about various options you can explore in audio technology.