Episode 38 takes place on location at Katie Knipp’s home with her 2 year old and 5 month old sons, which fits into our topic – Musician Moms; As A Career With Kids Possible? Host Myki Angeline talks candidly with the entrepreneur Blues artist and educator on how her music career changed after being married and having children.  I learn of her journey into music from college, to performances, her love for New Orleans, and more.  Amidst the playful clatter and baby coos (2 year old Tommy says ‘goodbye’ at the end), we enjoy Katie’s delicious muffins courtesy of her Jillian Michael’s cook book, and delightful conversation.  Katie is a shining example of how you can continue to thrive with music while raising a family. She is such an inspiration to me!

Katie currently teaches 13 students in her home and has completed a new album which will be released in early 2017.

To learn more about Katie Knipp and purchase her music, visit her website here: http://www.katieknipp.com/

38: Musician Moms With Katie Knipp-Is A Career With Kids Possible?

Hosted by Myki Angeline, a queer, vegan, music journalist, and activist. She's half Filipino who is 100% bad at being authentic to her culture, but is always authentic in her life. Join the pillow talk when Myki exposes her guests to the parts of each topic that most folks choose to ignore - like why pineapple is bad on pizza or how it's so hard for people to look themselves in the mirror. Video Livestreams on FB, YT, Twitch: linktr.ee/mykiangeline.  

Myki has been interviewed by The Women's International Music Network, NoH8 Campaign, Mia Amore of 102.5 FM, Indie Blush Magazine, Lady Boss Blogger, Raghouse Radio, and Goldstar Rocks Magazine. As an accomplished Podcast Creator, Award Winning Columnist, Angeline one of the most sought after speakers and trainers.

"Today Angeline is a champion for local artists in the Sacramento, CA area, and a true ambassador of the city’s music scene. " ~ The Women's International Music Network, L.A.  Nov 2014

"Nowadays I use my gift of networking and compassion to stand up for equality and encourage people to follow their hearts, chase their dreams, and love unconditionally. It's time for everyone to 'be the change'." ~ Official NOH8 Campaign  July 2015

"...the feeling of 'Ohana' I get whenever I'm around her.  Her interests are just as diverse as her heritage, and her easy way of speaking had me at 'Hello'" ~ Indie Blush Magazine May 2015

"Myki Angeline has taken her love of music, and she has spun a career out of it, much like a spider weaves its web - with intricately coiled, thin, silk thread that is strong and impermeable." Goldstar Rocks Magazine, July 2018

38: Musician Moms With Katie Knipp-Is A Career With Kids Possible?

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