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Caroline Weinroth, Miss Roanoke Valley 2019, joins us to talk about using the Miss America stage to launch a career in indie music, arts education, and punk-pop performance. As the frontwoman of the band Cinema Hearts, Caroline shares how she blended talent with advocacy, played over 500 shows (including opening for Hozier!), and turned her pageant experience into a platform for empowering girls in music. She’s also a music teacher, DJ, and collector of vintage Miss America memorabilia — all while staying unapologetically herself. From DIY talents to viral songs and community impact, Caroline proves you don’t need a national title to make a legacy.
Follow Caroline on IG and TikTok - @cinemahearts
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By Jaime Fox Hardwick and Karissa HorowiczCaroline Weinroth, Miss Roanoke Valley 2019, joins us to talk about using the Miss America stage to launch a career in indie music, arts education, and punk-pop performance. As the frontwoman of the band Cinema Hearts, Caroline shares how she blended talent with advocacy, played over 500 shows (including opening for Hozier!), and turned her pageant experience into a platform for empowering girls in music. She’s also a music teacher, DJ, and collector of vintage Miss America memorabilia — all while staying unapologetically herself. From DIY talents to viral songs and community impact, Caroline proves you don’t need a national title to make a legacy.
Follow Caroline on IG and TikTok - @cinemahearts
Follow us on Instagram at @heresheispodcast
Don't forget to like and subscribe!