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LiveXLive's PodcastOne And Audio Up Media Launch Original Scripted Valentine's Day Podcast Starring Adam Carolla, iann dior, jxdn, Carlie Hanson, phem And Oliver Tree Six Part Musical-Horror Comedy Podcast "Valentine's Day In Hell" Premieres Today, February 10th Features Original Music From Tyler Posey, iann dior, jxdn, Carlie Hanson, phem, and More; Collectively Reaching Over 11 Million Social Media Followers News provided by Share this article Share this article LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- LiveXLive Media (Nasdaq: LIVX) ("LiveXLive"), a global platform for livestream and on-...
Mea Culpa With Michael Cohen Featuring Its Most Scandalous Episode Yet The No Holds Barred, Tell-All Interview Between Donald Trump's Former Attorney, Michael Cohen and Stormy Daniels to Air on Monday, February 8th at 9PM Pacific Mea Culpa available on LiveXLive's Own PodcastOne and Apple Podcasts, Spotify Podcasts and Stitcher News provided by Share this article PodcastOne, a leading podcast platform and a subsidiary of LiveXLive Media (NASDAQ: LIVX), announced today that it will be airing the brand new episode of Mea Culpa with Michael Cohen featuring Stormy Daniels. In their first in...
Before her podcast, Scarlett Burke says she was a “nobody.” The actress had small roles in TV shows, and the highest profile song she co-wrote was for a commercial about Taco Bell’s nacho fries. But last year, her status as a songwriter rose tremendously when her music was featured in an eight-episode podcast musical called “Make It Up as We Go,” produced by L.A.-based podcast production firm Audio Up Media. Burke portrayed the lead character in the fictional story, and more than 1 million people tuned in within eight weeks. New songs were released in the podcast, culminating with...
In the 1990s, rock music made by women was on the upsurge. Whether it was the punks from the Riot grrrl movement or the more mainstream acts in the Lilith