I’m speaking on a panel next Saturday (12th), along with some of Austin’s most prominent women of rock! My panel is about staying healthy on the road, something I have a lot of experience in as a touring musician with food allergies (which led me to also become a certified holistic nutritionist last year), but there are also panels about subjects I am (so far!) blissfully ignorant about: ‘Crossing the Line: When Fans Get Too Close’ (stalker-tastic!) and ‘Do Music and Motherhood Mix?’, among others. The whole day should be very fun and informative. Hope to see you there!
Here’s a run down of the full day’s events, from meowonline.org:
MEOW Day at Momo’s
November 12, 2011
11:00 AM to 6:00 PM
MEOW Day is an exciting one-day conference featuring panel discussions with many of Austin’s most influential women in music. All ages are invited to attend.Below is the schedule and panelists (subject to change). $10 in advance – through Eventbrite - $15 at the door.
11:00 – Noon – Complimentary Pancake Breakfast provided by Batter Blaster.
12:00 – 1:15 Texas M.I.L.K. Presents: Do Music and Motherhood Mix? – Moderated by Margaret Moser of the Austin Chronicle.
Sara Hickman
Panelists:
- Shelley King
- Sara Hickman
- Elizabeth McQueen (Asleep at the Wheel)
Suzanna Choffel
Panelists:
- Suzanna Choffel
- Betty X
- Christa Hillhouse (4 Non Blondes)
3:00 – 4:15 Building Community to Build a Career – Moderated by Rose Reyes (Director of Music Marketing, Austin Convention and Visitors Bureau)
Mandy Rowden
Panelists:
- Mandy Rowden (Founder, Girl Guitar founder)
- Emily Marks (Founder/Executive Director, Girls Rock Austin)
- Caroline Burrus (Director of Business Development, Austin City Limits)
4:30 – 5:45 Staying Healthy on the Road – Moderated by Carolyn Schwarz (Executive Director, HAAM)
Carolyn Schwarz
Panelists:
- Amber Spence (Hell’s Belles, BugGirl)
- Sally Crewe (Sally Crewe & the Sudden Moves)
- Patrice Pike
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