On this episode I interview Brittany Holloway. She is currently based in LA works on the Partnerships team at Meta as a Partner Solutions Manager. When she’s not working, Brittany can most often be found catching summer concerts at the Hollywood Bowl, checking out the latest musicals touring in LA, or playing rec soccer!

My guest on this episode is Stephanie Goldberg. She is an Associate Director with Sony Music’s Global Digital Business Partner Development team, working on strategic initiatives across DSP and social partner accounts. Prior, Stephanie led e-commerce and marketing with Sony Music’s merchandising division. At Sony Music, Stephanie also leads the Emerging Professionals employee resource group and sits on the Sustainability Task Force.

Sam Tall has been an artist manager and creator monetization expert for 12 years. Now, as Senior Director of Music & Content Operations at Studio71, Sam oversees content monetization and platform policy for a network of almost 900 YouTube creators, including some of the biggest names in music on YouTube, such as Boyce Avenue, Postmodern Jukebox, Pomplamoose, Allie Sherlock, Sam Tsui, and many more.

On today's show, our guest is Brad Desmond. Brad is an artist manager living in Boulder Colorado. He got his start in the music business founding the Music Director position at Jackson Hole Community Radio in Jackson, WY, before leaving in 2010 to attend NYU for a masters in music business.  Since graduating he’s been a part of 11e1even Management, helping artists at all stages to navigate the music industry and build sustainable careers.

On this episode our guest is Sul Lee, General Manager at JYP Entertainment - one of South Korea’s largest entertainment companies. JYP operates as a record label, talent agency, music production company, event management company, concert production company, and music publishing house. It’s home to notable artists like the groups 2PM, Day6, Twice, Boy Story, Stray Kids, and many more.   Sul has a great background in music distribution, international business, data, and many other disciplines!

On this episode I interview Ty McKinnie, a singer-songwriter and self-taught guitarist from Atlanta, Georgia. An Atlanta native, Ty has been singing since the age of 6 years old, and since then, music has been the center of his life. Ty started writing music and uploading songs to SoundCloud and covers on YouTube. Inspired to turn his passion into action, in 2016, Ty moved to New York City to pursue his singing career and enrolled in New York University (NYU)’s Music Business program!

On my very first episode, I interview Juelan Brown from Youtube. Juelan has a great background in music tech, data and analytics, as well as being a classically trained pianist! At YouTube, as a Music Operations Specialist, she is the lead SME of a product domain where she manages a vendor team to provide scaled support for several features and products across the music platform such as Artist Analytics, YT Charts, and Shorts. Her career journey from the Program to where she is now is a great story!

#youtube #music #data #analytics #operations #nyu #musicbusiness

On this episode I interview Cassandra Spangler, ESQ - a practicing entertainment attorney of 13yrs who represents a range of recording artists, producers, songwriters, and others clients. We talk about music law, AI, and other topics as we explore Cassandra's career journey!

#music #entertainmentlaw #AI #copyrights #musicindustry #NYU