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This week the Muses sat down with budding rock writer Baylee Avery.

After spending five months on a feature writing team for a pop culture website and writing about various current celebrities, Baylee eventually followed her passion for music journalism and joined BANDED PR and Soft Sound Press six months later, which has been life changing for her. She’s written about bands such as Greta Van Fleet, Dirty Honey and The Pretty Reckless.

We discuss Baylee's journey from music fan to music journalist, some of her favourite pieces to date and her love for Modern Muse and front woman for the band The Pretty Reckless, Taylor Momsen.

To keep up with Baylee's work make sure to follow her on Twitter: @thehippiesake & Instagram: @hippiesake

Make sure to also check out Baylee's pieces on Almost Famous and how it influenced her over at BandedPR & her piece on The Pretty Reckless latest album on Soft Sound Press.

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This week Chanty and Lynx discuss Whitney Houston!

Chanty watched the documentary Can I Be Me? which sparks the question, could Whitney ever really have been herself? In this episode we discuss Whitney's early life, music and movie career and how early drug use, as well as complicated family and marriage issues were contributing factors in taking Whitney too soon.

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This week we hear a fantastic story from Miss Danni of the Beatle Bandaids.

The way that it came to be is this: Danni posted a photo on her Instagram of her and Robert Plant. We messaged her and asked, so what's the story? 

Danni decided that it was the right time, and Muses was the right place for her to share the tale of not only meeting the golden god himself, but of actually spending time with him after a show one night. The way Danni weaves the story put us right there in the moment, we travelled back with her to New York, and we loved hearing it. We hope that you do too.

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This week Lynx presents the story of actress Valerie Bertinelli and her 26 year marriage to guitarist Eddie Van Halen.

Valerie was just 15 years old when she was thrust into the spotlight on the hit tv show One Day at a Time. From there came a solid career in TV in both series and films. At age 20 Valerie was invited backstage at a Van Halen show and 8 months later her and Eddie would be married.

Though their love for one another was strong, each of them had their own demons they were battling, Ed, drug and alcohol abuse and Valerie, body dysmorphia and disordered eating. Through extreme highs and lows the pair stuck it out for 26 years, had one son, Wolfgang, and then discovered a newfound friendship in one another after the divorce.

Valerie Bertinelli: 00:02:50

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This week we chat with Sara Feigin and Jenna Million from Name 3 Songs podcast. Name 3 Songs is a music commentary podcast created to challenge sexism in the music industry and empower fangirls.

Each episode is a critical analysis on aspects of the music industry, including artists’ careers, the media’s contribution to controversy and sexism, and industry’s role in creating and upholding sexist archetypes. 

In this episode we talk about live journal groupies, the days of finding and meeting bands on MySpace and how we think social media and the internet has changed groupiedom and what it means to be a Fangirl. 

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This week Chanty's presents the story of Patsy Cline based on her biography Patsy Cline: Honky Tonk Angel by Ellis Nassour.

As a child, Patsy knew that she would grow up to be a famous singer. Patsy didn't wait for doors to open for her, she kicked them down and carved a path for herself. Patsy was ahead of the times in both her singing, musicianship and feminism. Patsy lead by example, showing other women in the industry what it meant to stand up for yourself.

Patsy was a generous and loyal friend as well as a loving mother. Her life was cut short in 1963 at the age of 30 when the plane she was flying on crashed on the way home from a benefit concert.

Patsy Cline: 00:06:55

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This week the Muses discuss sisters Jean and Chrissie Shrimpton and their lives as public figures in the Swinging London scene.

Dubbed the World's first Supermodel, Jean appeared on every magazine imaginable in the 60's. Muse to her then boyfriend, photographer David Bailey, Jean rose to the top of the fashion world where she dominated the scene for the next decade.

Her younger sister Chrissie was also a model, but it was her relationship with Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger that catapulted her into the public eye. Their 3 year relationship became a source of material for Jagger who would go on to write many not-so-friendly songs about the beauty.

Tune in to hear their story!

Jean & Chrissie: 00:03:12

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This week the Muses chat with ex roadie and filmmaker Joel Miller about his new book Memoir of a Roadie.

Joel Miller takes us through the day to day life of a touring roadie and shares stories from being on the road with incredible artists such as Guns n Roses, Stone Temple Pilots, Poison, Rage Against the Machine and The Cranberries. We had a blast chatting with Joel and hope you all enjoy the interview.

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Welcome to Muses! We're Chanty and Lynx, two groupie feminists who explore the backstage movers and shakers in rock and roll history.

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New network and a new episode format! This week we each present one Muse, Uschi Obermaier and Patti Hansen. What legendary rockstar do they have in common? Keith Richards of course!

When Uschi Obermaier first emerged on the scene all of Germany was in awe. Model, actress and overall wild child, she would become the poster child for the sexual revolution. Everybody wanted to meet her, from political activist Ranier Langhans, to Jimi Hendrix and of course The Rolling Stones, Uschi would inspire a generation to live free and enjoy life. "Don't dream your life", she once said, "Live your dreams."

Discovered at the young age 16, Patti Hansen began a career as a model, working with A-List photographers for all the biggest magazines. It was on her 23rd birthday at the height of her career that she would meet Keith Richards but it wasn't until later that year, at Keith's 36th birthday party that the pair would officially connect. Forty-two years later and the pair are still going strong!

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Uschi: 00:04:35 Patti: 00:22:12

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