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Hit Like a (Fan)girl

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In a world where female fans have spent decades being subject to ridicule, Hit Like a (Fan)girl is here to start switching up that narrative. Each week I'll sit down with a new guest to discuss the importance of female fans, how crucial female fans are to the success of the music industry, and why every office needs a fangirl in their team. Stay up to date with all things HLAFG by following us on Instagram: @hitlikeafangirlpodcast

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Episode thumbnail for Hannah Page: From The Fashion Industry to Music, Starting As An Intern & Shooting In Joshua Tree

June 5, 2023

Hannah Page: From The Fashion Industry to Music, Starting As An Intern & Shooting In Joshua Tree

<p>Welcome back to Hit Like A (Fan)girl, today&#39;s guest is Hannah Page, a creative producer and designer at Sony Music. She began her creative career in the fashion industry before deciding it wasn&#39;t right for her and decided to make the jump into music. We discuss the differences between working in fashion and music, and why imposter syndrome is normal.</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>As always you can find us on Instagram: @hitlikeafangirlpodcast</strong></p>

Episode thumbnail for Julie Weir: Thirty Years in Music, Nurtiring Young Talent & A Dunlop Tyres Advert

June 4, 2023

Julie Weir: Thirty Years in Music, Nurtiring Young Talent & A Dunlop Tyres Advert

<p>In this episode of Hit Like A (Fan)girl I&#39;m joined by music industry veteran Julie Weir. With almost thirty years experience working in music, she is more than qualified to talk about life as a woman in music. She began her music journey running her own label, and is now A&amp;R Director for Music For Nations, one of Sony Music UK&#39;s many labels. She is incredibly passionate about nurturing and supporting new talent, something she has continued to do throughout her career.</p> <p><br></p> <p>You can find us on Instagram: @hitlikeafangirlpodcast</p>

Episode thumbnail for Katie Harris: Imposter Syndrome, Oli Sykes & Navigating Editing As A Man's World

May 29, 2023

Katie Harris: Imposter Syndrome, Oli Sykes & Navigating Editing As A Man's World

<p>Welcome to the first episode of Hit Like A (Fan)girl, on today&#39;s episode our guest is post production manager, Katie Harris. Katie works at Sony Music&#39;s in house creative team 4th Floor Creative. We talk about what its like working in such a male dominated industry, why fangirls are so crucial to the music industry and dealing with imposter syndrome working with your favourite artists.</p> <p><br></p> <p><strong>Be sure to follow the podcast on Instagram: @hitlikeafangirlpodcast</strong></p>

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What is Hit Like a (Fan)girl?

In a world where female fans have spent decades being subject to ridicule, Hit Like a (Fan)girl is here to start switching up that narrative. Each week I'll sit down with a new guest to discuss the importance of female fans, how crucial female fans are to the success of the music industry, and why every office needs a fangirl in their team.

Stay up to date with all things HLAFG by following us on Instagram: @hitlikeafangirlpodcast

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

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