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Hosted by Caroline Cassio and Marta Bagratuni · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 90 episodes
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Giggery and Gaggery with the Gals
Caroline Cassio and Marta Bagratuni hosts Gag Economy, a arts show with 90 episodes published.
Happy Saturday, gag royalty! Today's episode features a very serious Grammy Certificate unboxing, Gig Jail addendums featuring violists. Plus, we unpack Pedro Pascal's cello traumas in Behemoth , dissect Andrew Lloyd Web
Greetings, fellow gig musicians! HAPPY SATURDAY! Today's episode features a full-blown internet crusade by the #euphonium community and a work trip to a high-society wedding that was strictly "for the plot" where we happ
Greetings one and all! We have a truly THRILLING episode for you today featuring an incredible fellow gagger, Broadway fixture and Ms. Rachel's star guitarist, Simon Kafka! Simon regales us with wild stories from touring
Happy Saturday! As always, we start with some yapping. And for that we are so grateful. We then move on to our beefy mailbag, extending immense gratitude to you, the listener, because this episode is inspired by YOU! In
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
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
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 M
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 t
Babies and Gentlemen! Podience! We have for you a sharp pivot—perhaps the sharpest so far. In this episode, we string players venture into a vast unknown land: the rhythm section, with the incomparable drummer and conten
In this episode, we dive deep into the high-stakes, high-stress, and bizarre world of Broadway because Caroline's making her Broadway debut at Schmigadoon! We start by plotting how to get our own show up there — the one
Greetings, gaggers! In this episode, we have the incomparable artist/producer Caleb Hawley! He talks to us about his life coming up as a gigging singer songwriter. He shares some weird gig stories of the past and lets us
Happy New Pod Day, Podience! In this episode we're listening to you and your stories and we're thrilled that you all have been getting INTO IT! We have a write-in gig story from a trombonist and a voice memo from a liste
HERE YE, gaggers one and all! We have a THRILLING pod for you today! Our local virtuoso violinist, Filip Pogady, stopped by and graced us for a little chat at Gag Economy headquarters. We fill you in on how the three of
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 deba
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 e
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 l
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
Welcome Podience! We continue this week with another round of gig finishing school! But first Tesla's 369 method and how it applies to our holes. We then give you tips on managing grueling three show workdays and we end
Babies and gentlemen, welcome to another rousing episode of GAG ECONOMY! Gig etiquette class is NOW IN SESSION! In this pod we congratulate Caroline on her de facto Grammy win as she finds out live that she is in fact a
Babies and gentlemen, welcome to another rousing episode of GAG ECONOMY! In this episode Caroline and Marta get down, dirty, and deeply competitive as they break down the ultimate survival tactic: gig bingo. This is your
Becca Stevens
author, priest and non-profit founder · Center for Contemplative Justice
1 appearance on this show
Molly Fletcher
former elite sports agent turned high-performance leadership coach and keynote speaker
1 appearance on this show
Matt Foster
product manager · Sol Luna | Coffee Whiskey
1 appearance on this show
David Balakrishnan
Turtle Island String Quartet
1 appearance on this show
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