We recap the last X-Games in Austin and a World Music Party at a house in North Austin.
FeedBak Podcast veteran and comedian Sheena Simmons returns (previous appearances on episodes 61, 63, 88):
- Her definition of turnt up;
- Exploring the Austin scene again;
- Becoming a comedian;
- The Austin comedy scene and the rise of open mics;
- Quitting your job and pursuing your dreams;
- Building structure in your life and using tools like Google Calendar and Mint;
- How to measure success
- We preview our Save Austin Music Podcast Series!
You still have to put your dream into a business mindset. So you make it your job. – Sheena 2.0
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Save Austin Music Podcast Series
Join us as we discuss Mayor Adler’s plan to save Austin music. These next podcast episodes will feature guests who will share their insight on the resolution and what solutions are being proposed.
All shows will be LIVE via thefeedbak.com/mixlr!
Tuesday June 14th @ 7pm
Rebecca Farrell is a local music attorney. She advocates on behalf of the music community, representing several venues around Austin.
The “Hometown Kid” Tee Double is a successful Hip Hop artist and founder of the Urban Artist Alliance which helps artists learn more about the business side of the music industry.
Tuesday June 21st @ 7pm
The Mosaic Sound Collective is a music incubator aimed to provide support the Austin music community.
TipCow allows patrons to tip bands directly from their smartphones.
Tuesday June 28th @ 2pm (Live from Austin City Hall)
The Austin Music Commission advises City Council on local music industry and development issues.
The ATX Music Office is highly engaged in developing and executing initiatives that help accelerate the growth of the music industry infrastructure by focusing on job creation, talent export, trade development, and industry revenue growth.
Austin Music People is an advocacy group that represents the interest of the Austin music community at City Hall and the Capitol.