# Rebecca Carroll
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Rebecca Caroll (born 1969) is a writer, editor and radio producer. She is producer of special projects at WNYC and author of books including Sugar in the Raw: Voices of Young Black Girls in America and Saving the Race: Conversations on Du Bois from a Collective Memoir of Souls. She is a producer of the podcast on gentrification in Brooklyn There Goes the Neighborhood (produced with The Nation).
emily spins it off the rails
Our special guest this week is Emily Mills, host of our newest podcast, emily spins it!
Emily Mills has been an independent music journalist for several years, writing album and live show reviews for publications and her own blog, emily spins it. As her writing introduced her to new acts around th…
emily spins it off the rails with Teddy Roosevelt
Join us for this (sort of?) part 2 with Emily Mills of emily spins it podcast, where we discuss Teddy Roosevelt, taxidermy, we play a game, and more!
The Indie Music Network Podcast hosted by Russ Rieger, Rebecca Carroll, and Heather de Armas
Breaking into music is harder than ever. In every epi…
Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves Part 1 (feat. Kim Biggs and Alli Truch)
Music--and art--shape culture and brands beyond the music industry itself--and these award-winning Creative Directors have stories to tell! From the beauty aisles to the Billboard charts, art directors Kim Biggs and Alli Truch have shaped some of pop culture's most recognizable visuals. Their work …
Sisters Are Doin' It For Themselves Part 2 (feat. Kim Biggs & Alli Truch)
Part 2 What can hip-hop culture and rap artists' approach to their craft and career teach indie artists of other genres? In this conversation with award-winning art directors Kim Biggs and Alli Truch, we touch on everything from why graphic design is still important, the differences between working…
It's the Song, Stupid (Part 1)
What makes a song stay with you? Stop your scroll? Even make you pull over to the side of the road so you can give it your full attention? Our company focuses on three pillars to build careers—songs, live performance and die-hard fans. But the first one is always the song.
The Indie Music Network …
It's the Song, Stupid (Part 2)
What "hits you in the heart, the head and the hips"? A GREAT SONG. When you hear a great song, nothing else matters--and to champion that music, you look at others, and say to them: "You NEED to hear this. This is LIFE CHANGING." Blinded by passion? Perhaps. But in the beginning, middle and in the …
Bruce Springsteen's Music Has Always Been About the "Land of Hope and Dreams"
We've got a timely podcast episode this week, with Russ Rieger on the power of music as a clarion call during these urgent times exemplified by Bruce Springsteen in concert.
Unlike anything we've seen in decades, this was not an ordinary concert but a bare bones, singular punch sounding the alarm…
The Show Goes On
Performing live is a chance to show your audience your best work–and capture long term fans! While there's been challenges about covering the cost of touring, even artists like Jack Antonoff are talking about being creative about finding places to play.
In this episode of The Indie Music Network, …
Lisa MacLellan - The BIPOC Adoptee Conversations
The BIPOC Adoptee Conversations continue with Lisa MacLellan! Lisa and Patrick discuss her experience as a biracial Black, transracial adoptee, navigating reunion, and the importance of validating adoptees' lived experiences.
Connect with Lisa on Instagram: https://instagram.com/lisermac
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Transracial Adoption & Navigating Racial Identity | Beyond the Scenes
Transracial adoption has increased over the years and the experience of being raised by adoptive parents of a different race is not without complications. Host Roy Wood Jr. chats with author of the book All You Can Ever Know, Nicole Chung, and author of the book Surviving the White Gaze, Rebecca Ca…
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