Lipstick Economy Jamie Dunham

Jennifer Turner and Tony Marks of the Tennessee Performing Arts Center discuss the magic of viewing live performances, the opportunities of the post-COVID era, and their efforts to curate the shows for Nashville as well as expand program offerings to appeal to new audiences.

Anyone hungry for hot chicken? We know we are after this delicious conversation with Ms. André Prince Jeffries and Tamara Kelly of Prince’s Hot Chicken royalty.

From Middle Tennessee State University’s College of Media and Entertainment, Billy Pittard, Michael (Mike) Forbes and Synethia Blackmon join the Lipstick Economy Podcast to discuss the future of virtual production and how it's preparing its students for the new world of extended reality (XR) production.

Nancy Keil at Second Harvest Food Bank Middle Tennessee is making a longer table to serve those with food insecurity in the region. Nancy, her expert team at Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee, donors, volunteers and Partner Agencies take a leading role in meeting the needs of thousands of neighbors impacted by hunger. Second Harvest has met the challenges with amazing innovation and collaboration.

We speak with Jessica Entner, a music producer and founder of JEM, about the role of music in advertising and social media today. Jessica created JEM, a 100% percent female-owned full service music agency, to help uplift underrepresented talent such as women in the composition space and to build more transparency between the advertising and music industries. 

We get to talk all things lipstick with our guests Vanessa Costa and Diana Peinado of Lip Lab. Lip Lab is a new custom lipstick retail experience available in ten locations, including the Nashville, New York, Las Vegas, Toronto and Paris. Learn how this new concept is giving a new face to lipstick!