
Giggery and Gaggery with the Gals
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 84 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicPerforming ArtsArts | |||

Gaggers one and all! We have a truly THRILLING pod for you today as we welcome a guest from beyond the borders of New York City! The incredible virtuoso violinist, entrepreneur and influencer Sumina Studer stopped by Gag Economy headquarters to grace... more
Greetings podience! We continue on with part 2 of our series, What Do Musicians Do? In this one, we talk about what happens when one decides (at an early age) to forge a musical path. Spoil alert: the hustle starts early. But before we get into it, e... more
American Idol Fans! Jazz fans! Double Bass fans! Post Modern Jukebox fans! Fans of hair! Welcome fans of all kind to your perfect pod episode because today we have jazz bassist, American Idol contestant, member of Post Modern Jukebox, Youtube Sensati... more
Babies and Gentlemen! Gaggers one and all! Welcome to this four part series answering the age old question - "so, you, like, do music for your job?" Well...why, yes, Mr. Bob, we do. And there are about 100,000 of us in the United States that do, too!... more
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Incredible podcast!!! These ladies are funny, smart, and it’s nice to have a good insider view about what it’s like to be a musician in New York and put it in such a fun way!
Yes it’s funny. Yes it is full of personality. The best part is they are actually smart (buzzer).
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A candid, persona-driven show that centers on the realities of being a working musician in today's gig economy. Episodes mix behind-the-scenes stories from NYC and broader music scenes with practical career insights, negotiating gigs, branding, and balancing artistry with commercial work. Humor and banter drive conversations about stage dynamics, auditions, sponsorships, and the tension between staying true to artistry and chasing visibility, often peppered with personal anecdotes, FMK-style prompts, and hard-won lessons for navigating the freelance life.
A standout angle is the blend of music industry insider talk with relatable, everyday gig life—from street-level gigs and orchestra work to touring and viral moments—delivered with a shar... more
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Recent guests on Gag Economy include:
1. Casey Abrams
2. Caroline Cascio
3. Zack Grooves
4. Caleb Hawley
5. Filip Pogady
6. Becca Stevens
7. Molly Fletcher
8. Molly von Goodzeit
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