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Educate. Demystify. Diversify. Empowering women working in the industry to create, preserve and improve the art of music on vinyl.
09/12/2026
Based in Kelowna, British Columbia, Tammy Brown is a longtime marketing and design professional, creative, consultant, and vinyl lover who turned her love of those things into Vinyl Pursuit (Vinyl Pursuit). What started in 2021 wondering if people would buy vintage records from an online store has grown into her business selling to collectors around the world, all driven by Tammy’s belief that there’s still a little bit of magic in putting on a record.
Full interview at:
womeninvinyl.com
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09/05/2026
Alexandria Sade (alexandria sade) is a Brooklyn-based archivist, music industry professional, vinyl collector, and Founder of Black Girls Love Vinyl (BGLV), a platform and archive dedicated to preserving Black women’s relationship to vinyl, recorded sound, music history, and storytelling. We are so happy to share her story and amazing work.
Full interview at:
womeninvinyl.com
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09/03/2026
Our deluxe Safe Space Pledge dividers have arrived from The Lovemade Home | Modern farmhouse furniture + decor and we LOVE how they turned out! 🖤
These will be included for everyone who pledged at the *Deluxe* tier, with packages starting to ship at the end of the month!
If you are a record store or vinyl business that wants to take the pledge - joint us now at womeninvinyl.com/safe-space-pledge or the link in bio. You need to fill out the form + the pledge.
08/30/2026
Jenn Salvadori (Jenn Salvadori) spends most of her time running The Glass House Concert Hall in Pomona, California, but she also gets to bring her love of records into the mix through the Record Satari pop-up record store at Coachella.
Coachella Record Safari is an extension of the Los Angeles brick-and-mortar shop started by Alex Rodriguez, Record Safari. From the shop in LA to Coachella Record Safari, and other festival pop-ups, Jenn helps take the digging experience outside the record store walls and directly to music fans, allowing them to discover something new, or to find that record they’ve been hunting for between sets.
Full interview at:
womeninvinyl.com
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HAPPY 8 YEARS OF WOMEN IN VINYL! 🖤
I always prefer being behind the scenes, but it was important to pop up to say **THANK YOU** to all of you for eight years of community, education and change. Here’s to each of you who have been part of this with us. We’ve come a long way, and we’re still just getting started.
Check our bio / website if any of these things are of interest to you - or if you have a way you’d like to be involved.
We all deserve the freedom to love openly, express ourselves authentically, and exist without shame, fear, or compromise. This Pride Month, we stand alongside the LGBTQIA+ community in celebrating identity, visibility, creativity, and self-expression while continuing to advocate for equality, dignity, and human rights. Progress is built through community, where representation matters, allied voices matter, and everyone has the opportunity to be seen, heard, and valued for who they are.
All of June we will donate 1% of WiV merch sales to GLSEN and their work to create safe, inclusive schools for LGBTQ+ students. Everyone deserves the freedom to learn, express themselves, and belong. 🌈🖤
05/20/2026
Our first guest host series wraps up with Amanda Schutzman (.sells.records), joined by Jackie Weis () Marketing Manager of All Media Supply, along with Tanner Musgrove and Brian Kirk of Lilliput Records (). They dive into what makes a record store more than just a place to shop and creating a culture that keeps people coming back. They also discuss marketing, the realities of RSD and what it takes to turn an indie shop into a true community destination.
Everyone give a huge round of applause to Amanda for hosting these episodes!
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These episodes are for everyone no matter how you identify. Thanks for joining us and enjoy the episode! Want to watch the episode? Find us on YouTube: YouTube.com/womeninvinyl
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THANK YOU TO OUR SUPPORTERS! The ones that make your vinyl needs even more accessible with so many great codes and resources.
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Commercial-Free & High Resolution versions of this podcast, along with membership options and a ton of other discount codes available at: patreon.com/womeninvinyl
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05/16/2026
Jen Philpot () is the VP of Commerce and Social Media for Deer Park Distributors (), working across sales operations, jukeboxes, and marketing. In her role, she plays a key part in connecting products to the people and spaces that use them bridging the gap between retail, distribution, and the evolving ways audiences engage with physical music formats.
Full interview at:
womeninvinyl.com
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05/09/2026
Vicki Scott is the owner of Verbena Vinyl () a small indie record store based in Northfield Minnesota, rooted in the local music community. As a shop owner, she brings a hands-on, personal approach to curating the space creating an environment of discovery, conversation, and connection, offering a thoughtfully selected range of new and used vinyl.
Full interview at:
womeninvinyl.com
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05/02/2026
Jen Sullivan () is the VP of Commerce & Social Media at MNRK Music Group (), where she works closely with artists and bands to help guide their careers both personally and professionally. Balancing leadership with a hands-on approach, she plays a key role in shaping how artists connect with audiences, focused not just on breaking talent, but on turning great songs into real cultural moments.
Full interview at:
womeninvinyl.com
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