
Giggery and Gaggery with the Gals
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsMusicArts | |||

GREETINGS PODIENCE! We bring you another rousing episode where we talk about WORK! We give you a foolproof checklist on whether or not you should take a gig, we give you tips on sightreading and we end with a Grammy debate on behalf of our resident G... more
Greetings podience! In this episode we explore what it means to stand up for yourself on a gig. Imagine a world where you're hired to be a living statue, all of your colleagues break the gagger's oath and you're at the end of an exquisitely balanced ... more
In this episode, Becca Stevens joins us to discuss the high-stakes hustle of being a touring musician. The trio debates the "Collier Clue" conspiracy, questioning if Jacob Collier is leaving romantic breadcrumbs in his lyrics, and Becca shares surviv... more
Welcome to another ROUSING episode of GAG ECONOMY POD! Marta and Caroline discuss their gigs, gags and give you advice on what to do in the gig scene in New York City! First, we come in hot as the last ones to contribute to the Timothée Chamalet oper... more
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These girls are funny - love niche podcasts
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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).
The mysteries of professional musicians’ lives revealed, along with hilarious celebrity gossip!
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A humor-forward show centered on the realities of working musicians in New York and beyond, pairing banter-rich conversations with insider takes on gig life, pay dynamics, and the business side of the arts. Episodes regularly pivot between personal anecdotes, backstage stories, and practical tips on contracts, sponsorships, and career resilience, all delivered with a playful, gossip-prone vibe. Listeners likely get a window into the culture of gigs, private events, and the evolving “gag economy,” often through the lens of NYC's vibrant music scene. Noteworthy aspects include a heavy emphasis on humor, self-deprecation, and sharp commentary about the industry's attention economy, making it appealing to those who enjoy candid industry storyte... more
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Recent guests on Gag Economy include:
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2. Molly Fletcher
3. Molly von Goodzeit
4. Ed Malone
5. Mikael Darmanie
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