Almost Famous Enough

Almost Famous Enough
Podcast Description
Almost Famous Enough is a series of conversations centered around the music industry, pulling back the veil on what it really means to “make it”. Our podcast features guests who know the grind, who have lived the dream, or at the very least, chased the dream. Through these conversational biographies, truth and vulnerability provide more than a topical roadmap or compile some career advice; they can appeal to the dreamer in us all, with stories that can teach us, inspire us, and even reconcile us, and make us feel like we made a new friend along the way.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast covers themes such as the challenges of pursuing a music career, the evolution of vocal coaching, and the cultural impact of indie music, with episodes like 'Tamara Beatty Sees Your Voice' discussing vocal fitness and industry dynamics, and 'Grant Lawrence is My DJ' exploring Canadian indie music's history and contemporary artists.

Almost Famous Enough is a series of conversations centered around the music industry, pulling back the veil on what it really means to “make it”. Our podcast features guests who know the grind, who have lived the dream, or at the very least, chased the dream. Through these conversational biographies, truth and vulnerability provide more than a topical roadmap or compile some career advice; they can appeal to the dreamer in us all, with stories that can teach us, inspire us, and even reconcile us, and make us feel like we made a new friend along the way.
ep19 Jen Fritz goes public
released Sept 4, 2025
1:33:35
Host Glen Erickson and publicist Jen Fritz discuss the evolution of music publicity, the challenges and opportunities of digital literacy for artists, and the shifting landscape of music journalism. They explore building authentic industry relationships, gender dynamics in publicity, and the impact of social media and politics on artist promotion. Jen shares insights from her career, including working with indie and major label artists, and reflects on the importance of authenticity and adaptability in today’s music industry.
Guest website: https://www.fritzmedia.ca/
Guest Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fritz_media
Guest Podcast: https://www.fritzmedia.ca/podcast
hosts: Glen Erickson, Alexi Erickson
Almost Famous Enough website: https://www.almostfamousenough.com
AFE instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostfamousenough
Almost Famous Enough Spotify playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1o1PRD2X0i3Otmpn8vi2zP?si=1ece497360564480
Almost Famous Enough is a series of conversations centered around the music industry, pulling back the veil on what it really means to “make it”. Our podcast features guests who know the grind, who have lived the dream, or at the very least, chased the dream. Through these conversational biographies, truth and vulnerability provide more than a topical roadmap or compile some career advice; they can appeal to the dreamer in us all, with stories that can teach us, inspire us, and even reconcile us, and make us feel like we made a new friend along the way.
Chapters
00:00:00 Introduction
00:02:22 Getting acquainted with Jen Fritz
00:05:41 Starting a podcast during COVID
00:10:55 The importance of digital literacy in music
00:15:59 Evolution of publicity in the music industry
00:21:36 Building relationships as a publicist
00:27:00 Early career in radio and publicity
00:32:28 The changing landscape of music journalism
00:37:55 The impact of publicity on artists
00:43:32 Connecting with younger generations through music
00:49:17 Gender dynamics in the music industry
00:55:05 Authenticity in artist promotion
01:00:31 Politics and social media in music
01:06:02 Working with different types of artists
01:10:08 Post-Fame with Alexi
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