

QLS Celebrates Womens History Month Part 3
Mar 26, 2025
In this enlightening discussion, actress Tracee Ellis Ross shares her journey navigating fame as Diana Ross's daughter, balancing legacy with personal identity. Shirley Jones reflects on her evolution from background singer to stardom, while Carrie Brownstein and Corin Tucker highlight the significance of the Riot Grrrl movement in amplifying women's voices in punk music. Music executive Monica Lynch shares stories about the challenges women faced in hip-hop's early days, shedding light on their vital, yet often overlooked, contributions to the industry.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Celebrating Women in Music and Culture
03:05 • 11min
Navigating Legacy and Identity
13:35 • 15min
Navigating Identity and Emotional Vulnerability
28:49 • 5min
From Background to Spotlight: A Journey with Diana Ross
33:26 • 10min
From Background to Stardom
43:20 • 11min
The Legacy of 'Who Can I Run To'
54:19 • 7min
Empowerment Through Punk: The Riot Grrrl Movement
01:01:20 • 13min
Navigating Success: The Indie Dilemma
01:14:24 • 7min
Women in Hip-Hop: Unwritten Histories
01:21:46 • 11min
Innovative Marketing Strategies Behind De La Soul's Success
01:32:40 • 3min
Exploring Music History and Hip-Hop's 'Daisy Age'
01:35:59 • 1min
Celebrating Women's History and New Podcast Launches
01:37:29 • 3min