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Babesss graduation is in a few days. These 4 years have gone by too fast. So lemme tell you what it's like balancing being an artist and student. Peace and Love. And congrats to the grads

Let's Talk l8er

XOXO

Jordyn Tareaz

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Carly Jean Sharp is an LA based photographer, with work featured in Vogue, Billboard, Harper’s Bazaar, and more. Along with working for brands such as Aviator Nation and FunBoy, Carly has photographed artists, actors, and influencers including Gracie Abrams, Camilla Cabello, Rosa Linn, Mauda Apatow, and Robyn DelMonte. In this week's episode, Carly delves into building up a business and advocating for yourself as a freelancer. She takes listeners through what it is like working on set, and how she curbs imposter sydrome while photographing for major brands and stars. While majorly successful, Carly is still early on in her career, and her stories and advice will resonate with recent graduates in the creative fields.

ABOUT THE POD:

Hi, I’m Jordyn Tareaz and I am a pop singer-songwriter and a senior studying music business at Syracuse University’s Bandier Program. With graduation around the corner, now more than ever I’ve found myself confiding in mentors and people who inspire me as I plan my next steps and carve out my future. During this time I’m equally scared and excited for everything that’s to come. And when thinking about my own struggles regarding finding my footing within the music business, I knew it was important to create a platform that could help others in the same position. Hence, “Let’s Talk with Jordyn Tareaz” was born.

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CARLY IG:

https://www.instagram.com/carlyjeansharp/

CARLY WEBSITE:

https://www.carlyjeansharp.com/

With finals coming up and the end of my college career looming, your girl has been going through it. But there are a few things that I've been doing to stay in check. So I thought I'd share what's regulating my wellness! I hope these tips and tricks help you stay sane during this chaotic time.

Xoxo,

JT

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Aijia Grammer is a songwriter and artist based in L.A. She’s done it all from singing backup for artists such as Selena Gomez and Rachel Platten, working as a talent scout for NBC’s Songland, hosting the radio show “Moms in Music” with co host Christina Perri, to even touring her own music. Aijia has continuously been an advocate for empowering women in music, both through the topics of her songwriting and participating as a mentor in programs such as Alicia Key’s She is The Music ConnectTogetHER where she and Jordyn met. On this week's episode, Aijia explores embracing her dreams and being brave enough to leave the music business and pursue a career as creative. As someone who has experience in all aspects of the industry, Aijia’s advice is invaluable for those who are just starting out.

ABOUT THE PODCAST:

Hi, I’m Jordyn Tareaz and I am a pop singer-songwriter and a senior studying music business at Syracuse University’s Bandier Program. With graduation around the corner, now more than ever I’ve found myself confiding in mentors and people who inspire me as I plan my next steps and carve out my future. During this time I’m equally scared and excited for everything that’s to come. And when thinking about my own struggles regarding finding my footing within the music business, I knew it was important to create a platform that could help others in the same position. Hence, “Let’s Talk with Jordyn Tareaz” was born. With this podcast, I’m bringing on people working in the entertainment industry to discuss how they broke in and continue to impact the culture. Imposter syndrome, anxiety, and burnout are things that I struggle with daily as a creative and just a typical 21-year-old. I wanted to cultivate a community where these things are talked about openly and honestly. Along with career journeys, each episode touches on the mental health challenges that many people face in the hectic, ever-changing entertainment industry and how my guests, as well as myself, are dealing with them. Ultimately I want to foster raw and real conversations around the taboos people aren’t talking about. So sit down, grab a matcha, and “Let’s Talk”.

THE PODCAST WEBSITE (With links to listen): https://www.podpage.com/lets-talk-wit... 

PODCAST IG: https://www.instagram.com/letstalkwit... 

PODCAST TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@letstalkwithj... 

JORDYN TAREAZ SOCIALS: https://beacons.ai/jordyntareaz 

JORDYN TAREAZ MUSIC: https://ffm.to/JORDYNTAREAZ 

AIJIA IG: https://www.instagram.com/aijiaofficial/ 

AIJIA WEBSITE: https://aijiamusic.com/

Kayla Janssen is a choreographer, creative director, and movement coach based in L.A. She has worked with celebrities like Dua Lipa, Rita Ora, and G-Eazy while also teaching hip-hop classes at Millenium Dance Collective. During the episode, Kayla gets real with Jordyn, discussing her journey becoming a successful choreographer, exciting projects she’s worked on, and combatting imposter syndrome and creative burnout. Kayla’s passion for her work is inspiring, and her advice on building a career in the entertainment industry is something you won’t want to miss.

WELCOME TO LET'S TALK

Hi, I’m Jordyn Tareaz and I am a pop singer-songwriter and a senior studying music business at Syracuse University’s Bandier Program. With graduation around the corner, now more than ever I’ve found myself confiding in mentors and people who inspire me as I plan my next steps and carve out my future. During this time I’m equally scared and excited for everything that’s to come. And when thinking about my own struggles regarding finding my footing within the music business, I knew it was important to create a platform that could help others in the same position. Hence, “Let’s Talk with Jordyn Tareaz” was born. 

With this podcast, I’m bringing on people working in the entertainment industry to discuss how they broke in and continue to impact the culture. Despite the barrier of entry in entertainment being the lowest it’s ever been, I still find that there’s a lot of gatekeeping. On my platform I intend to draw back the curtain on the inner workings of the industry. 

My passion for wellness and advocating for mental health is something that has carried on into this podcast as well. Imposter syndrome, anxiety, and burnout are things that I struggle with daily as a creative and just a typical 21-year-old. I wanted to cultivate a community where these things are talked about openly and honestly. Along with career journeys, each episode touches on the mental health challenges that many people face in the hectic, ever-changing entertainment industry and how my guests, as well as myself, are dealing with them. 

Ultimately I want to foster raw and real conversations around the taboos people aren’t talking about. So sit down, grab a matcha, and “Let’s Talk”.

Aijia Grammar is a songwriter and artist based in L.A. She’s done it all from singing backup

ABOUT THE PODCAST:

Hi, I’m Jordyn Tareaz and I am a pop singer-songwriter and a senior studying music business at Syracuse University’s Bandier Program. With graduation around the corner, now more than ever I’ve found myself confiding in mentors and people who inspire me as I plan my next steps and carve out my future. During this time I’m equally scared and excited for everything that’s to come. And when thinking about my own struggles regarding finding my footing within the music business, I knew it was important to create a platform that could help others in the same position. Hence, “Let’s Talk with Jordyn Tareaz” was born.

THE PODCAST WEBSITE (With links to listen): https://www.podpage.com/lets-talk-wit...