GST EP 16. Music & Tribe Vibes w. Zoe Veranda: Vinyl, Community, and Women on Decks

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Show by Alja

In this episode of GurlSeeksTribe, host Afiya aka Alja, sits down with Zoe Wiggins, aka Zoe Veranda, founder of Liner Notes Vinyl Club, about growing up with music in the church and at home, why a vinyl club can feel like a book club, and how women are reclaiming the role of tastemaker. They met at the "A Tribe Called Queenz" community event in Jamaica, Queens, and will leave you with a playlist of beautiful music at the end of this episode. WE EXPLORE:- Growing up with a singing mother, the Black church and a family full of music- The "Vivaldi moment": the first time you realize you listen differently- Mixed CDs, mixtape leaks and the ear that became a curator- What Liner Notes Vinyl Club is, who it's for, and how it became a vinyl show and tell- Women curating the room and reclaiming the role of tastemaker- Vinyl as a way to hold onto our archives- Why neighborhood events and third spaces matter, from Jamaica, Queens- "Millennialism": bridging generations and reading the room- A special Tribe Scribes with a song for every answerLet's take a listen, shall we?CONNECT WITH ZOE🌐 linernotesvinylclub.com📸 Zoe on Instagram: @zoe_veranda 📸 Liner Notes Vinyl Club on Instagram: @linernotesvinylclub🎥 Prefer video? Watch the full conversation on YouTube: [LINK COMING SOON]CONNECT WITH GURLSEEKSTRIBE: Website: www.gurlseekstribe.comEmail: [email protected] Instagram: @gurlseekstribe TikTok: @gurlseekstribeSUBSCRIBE: Never miss an episode. New episodes bi-weekly. Your story belongs here. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen. JOIN THE TRIBE: Visit gurlseekstribe.com to join our community, attend workshops, and connect with others seeking their tribe. This episode includes AI-generated content.

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