Lily Moayeri
music journalist since 1992 | educator since 2004 | podcaster since 2020 | Iranian American since birth
“If You Want To Be Somewhere, You’ve Got To Occupy It” How Women Are Changing The Face Of Engineering And Producing
Sally Gross, Karrie Keyes, Suzy Shinn, Beth McGowan, Dani Spragg and Maya Ramos interviewed for NPR’s Turning the Tables series:
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Lily, great NPR story today! I worked at and freelanced for Mix/EM mid-80s to early 00s and just had to give a shout to Linda Jacobsen here. She was a senior (managing?) editor there who (with famed Bay area studio owner Cookie Marenco I think) founded an early women’s audio group, Women In Audio or such. The decades blurring my memory, but both Linda and Cookie were powerful leaders back then in this same arena, wouldn’t be surprised to learn they’re both somehow connected to the good groups and great women in your brilliant article, bravo!