Switch It Up: Recent Episodes
ROARA Magazine
This podcast is all about empowering the next generation of women by inviting female guests from fan founders to successful women in different areas of business.
For this week's episode, I invited my friend Kiwi to talk about our favorite topic: Tate McRae.
No matter how many different roads you take to find your right path, you will find it eventually. Devon found her purpose and is helping her fans heal through her honest music and raw lyrics. Enjoy our little deep talk!
A message from me to you. This is a little spark of motivation and inspiration to remind you that you can do it! Keep going, you got this!
It's such a blessing to have friends with the same fan background I do who also share the same values and perspective working in the industry today. Stanya was my first podcast guest back in the day and we had a lot to catch up on.
Lindsey Lomis is a rising star and I just had to invite her back for a catch up, a little deep talk and to chat about all the amazing things she has in store for us this year.
For this episode, I invited the incredibly talented KristyLee - who some of you might know from TikTok - to talk about her career journey, life in general and so much more.
We have reached the last episode of the year and of course it is the THINK LATER album review! Tate McRae is the new generation’s pop icon, but she is also one of my favorite people. I brought back my friend Maddie to talk about this great new holiday album track by track and beyond, wrapping up season 3 of this podcast. Enjoy it and happy holidays everyone!
We are celebrating Rita Ora's birthday this weekend and what better way to do that, than talk about the value behind her name, the great impact she has had and all the amazing memories we share. And I invited two of my friends to share their perspectives throughout this episode as well.
Do you have those types of friends who recommend new artists and music to you? I do, and that’s how I came across Morgan St. Jean. She is an incredible singer/songwriter and she knows how to empower & inspire people through her authentic art.
I got the chance to chat with winner Tarryn Stokes. Her voice is out of this world and I’m so happy to share this amazing episode with you. We talked about her journey on the show, our mutual love and gratitude for Rita Ora, life lessons and so much more.
Carolina is a young independent artist, she knows exactly who she is and what kind of music she wants to make. We had a great conversation about the challenges women in the industry face, her own music and more.
Sienna Leone is the solo host of Sweety High and if you are looking for some industry wisdom, you’ve come to the right place. We talked about the key to success, the power of persistence and more.
If you know me, you know I’ve been watching ‘The Voice Australia’ since Rita Ora became a judge on it. And that’s where I first discovered my next guest. Chantel is one of a kind with a voice that just moves you.
Loving an artist’s music and then getting to interview them for this podcast is such a dream. I got to chat with the wonderful Rachel Grae who is not only such an incredible singer & songwriter, but such a sweet, fun and bright human to be around. We had an absolute blast!
It’s always such a privilege to get the chance to interview all kinds of female artists for this podcast. But I also love to invite the women behind the artist who manage their every day lives to get a different perspective & learn more about what their job entails. If you listened to my conversation with the amazing Savannah Leigh, you’re gonna love my chat with her manager Chandler.
I love connecting with new people in the industry, hearing their stories & amplifying their voices & perspective. Jess McDevitt is a fellow podcast host, an inspiring female founder and huge mental health advocate.
I’m very excited to bring one of my favorite industry people and great friend Jaime Bilotti back for another podcast episode. Make sure you listen to part 1 before you get into part 2 and check out the featured article on the ROARA Magazine website.
Emily Ingham is an amazing artist from Melbourne, Australia whose talent isn’t heard through a microphone but captured by the swing of a paint brush. It’s all about the art, but this episode goes deeper than that.
I don’t know about you, but I love watching international singing competitions. You just sit there waiting to hear voices you have never heard before. and while the audition process is usually planned out, my next guest had a whole different journey. Sian Fuller went on The Voice Australia just to support her brother and ended up auditioning herself and blowing everyone away with her incredible voice. And there is so much more to Australia’s hidden gem.
I’m absolutely obsessed with the new generation of pop girls right now and their incredible storytelling through music. And I am kicking off season 3 with one of their brightest, Miss Alexa Cappelli.
I absolutely love discovering incredible new artists who are not only impacting a whole generation with the authentic music they make, but are inspiring with everything they stand for & represent. Savana Leigh is definitely one of them.
When you’re having a bad day, are you someone who puts on their comfort artist or music as a form of therapy? Em Beihold likes to unveil truths about reality that aren’t talked about a lot and it makes her an artist we can all relate to.
Have you as a fan ever had the vision to work in the music industry, but you’ve struggled to find a way to get there or never believed you could? My next guest is someone who might be able to help you with that. Stacey Morales is the founder of 1520 Vision & a huge inspiration to fan professionals.
Have you ever admired someone’s work & who they are for so long until one day you get the chance to sit down with them for a chat? Emily Curl is not just one of media’s finest, killing it as the digital & social host for iHeart radio, but she’s one of my biggest inspirations when it comes to hosting.
Maryon King is an upcoming artist currently based in LA & someone you should have on your radar. She is a hustler with an exceptional talent & a lot to share.
As an iHeartRadio correspondent & entertainment host, Shannon Burns gets to interview our favorite artists and asks them the questions we don’t already know the answers to. But that is just a small part and there’s so much more that goes into it that you don’t see.
My first guest this year is multi-platinum-selling Artist Manager Atlanta Cobb. She spent a decade working her way up in the music industry and helped British female artists like Becky Hill & Ella Henderson reach huge career milestones. Listen to the episode, if you wanna hear how she made it and what she’s doing today.
Taking a moment to look back on an incredible year, amazing podcast guests & the female power throughout.
Lauren is an amazing manger & singer herself & is mentoring the next generation of industry professionals. We talked about her journey, manager misconceptions & the importance of the fans perspective
Kristina is a true female force in the music industry. She is the founder & executive director of Amplify her voice & social media manager at Goldenvoice. This episode is all about amplifying female & fan voices & paving the way, for a more diverse future within especially the music industry.
A conversation about the abuse of industry power we have experienced, the negative effect of tabloid media & more.
We talked about the overall power of music, Zoe’s own impact, how she deals with anxiety & so much more.
From watching her support JoJo on tour a few months ago to having her on the podcast, how amazing is that? Lindsey is such an incredible female artist and overall inspiration for sure. We had a great conversation about her journey in music, female empowerment, our mutual love for JoJo, upcoming NEW music & more.
You’re a fan of an artist, you would love to work in the music industry and you always wondered how to get there? April Bredael worked her way up, she has proven herself and is living every fan’s dream! We talked about how to break into an unwelcoming industry, personal fan/tour experiences & more.
Not only has Shellye has been a Madison Beer fan for a few years now and has toured Europe for her last tour leg, but she has found her comfort person and someone to relate to. We talked about her connection to Madison, mental health & fan behavior.
Shelby has been a Little Mix fan for 11 years now. We talked about how the view on fan culture has changed, the great Little Mix impact & more.
I finally sat down with Jaime to talk about all things fan engagement, the greatness behind Fan to Band and - of course - how to push the fan culture revolution.
A special podcast episode, talking about Tate McRae, her positive impact and the debut album ‘i used to think i could fly’ feat. Maddie, a fellow Tatertot.
Chelsea has been on the red carpets for years and has surely made a name for herself. And I bet she has interviewed your favorite artists before! We talked about women in music, her industry experience, our mutual love for Tate McRae and so much more.
Emilie is the marketing mastermind behind the biggest Adidas campaigns, but also a huge advocate for women who want to make it one day. She is encouraging others to own their female power and has surely broken barriers in her own industry.
Sofia might only be 17 years old, but her talent is beyond and her determination to succeed is truly inspiring. She talked about her experience on The Voice Australia, having Rita Ora as a coach and the importance of girls supporting girls.
The music industry would not be what it is today without fans. As the founder of Fangirl Fantasy, Julie Russell took her own experiences and created a fun and safe space for mutuals to connect, while partying to their favorite artist's music.
A chat from fan to fan about being part of a fandom, the importance of fan culture and how our favourite artists have impacted our personal and professional lives.
I invited Australia's finest woman in radio for a conversation. We talked about her career in radio, female empowerment and the importance of fan engagement.