Allison Zatarain's guest appearances

Allison Zatarain

Feel Good Podcast with Kimberly Snyder

RiYL

Aubrey Marcus

Chris Hayes

Redd Kross

Taylor Goldsmith

Rhett Miller

John Paul White

Jason Louv

Latham Thomas

Theresa Caputo

Daniella Monet

Tammin Sursok

Peter Diamandis

Aaron Alexander

Michael McDonald

Walter Martin

OwlTail

In honor of Valentine’s Day, we’re doing a very special segment on love! Since launching this podcast, we’ve consistently brought forth research about the health benefits of emotional wellness/states, including forgiveness, gratitude and more. Of course, love is one of the most important and fulfilling states we can experience as human beings, and in this segment, we discuss how it lights up different areas of the brain, relieves stress, help boost metabolism and much more.  Next, we have my very special guest Allison Zatarain who is the GM of the record label Instant Records that most recently released the record Instant Love by women for women. Listen in as Allison shares how she maintains her daily self-care and encourages self-worth in a world full of comparison.

In honor of Valentine’s Day, we’re doing a very special segment on love! Since launching this podcast, we’ve consistently brought forth research about the health benefits of emotional wellness/states, including forgiveness, gratitude and more. Of course, love is one of the most important and fulfilling states we can experience as human beings, and in this segment, we discuss how it lights up different areas of the brain, relieves stress, help boost metabolism and much more. Next, we have my very special guest Allison Zatarain who is the GM of the record label Instant Records that most recently released the record Instant Love by women for women. Listen in as Allison shares how she maintains her daily self-care and encourages self-worth in a world full of comparison.

Instant Love with Allison Zatarain & The Many Health Benefits of Love 

Richard Gottehrer

In the 60s, he cowrote ”My Boyfriend's Back" and "I Want Candy” and cofounded Sire records with Seymour Stein. But Richard Gottehrer isn’t one to dwell on the past. Six decades on, he’s still a guiding force in the music industry. Over the years, he’s produced Blondie, the Go-Gos, Richard Hell and, more recently, The Dum-Dum Girls. In 1997, Gottehrer cofounded the forward-looking digital distribution company, The Orchard. His latest project, Instant Love, is the brainchild of New Orleans native, Allison Zatarain, an employee of The Orchard and GM of its subsidiary label, Instant Records. The project pair female performers with songs traditional sung by men about women. Now 17 tracks deep, the pair regard the work as a “living album,” a growing collections of songs that lives on streaming services like Spotify, that will one day be collected in a more permanent form.Thus far, the project includes legendary performers like Irma Thomas, who performs Van Morrison’s “Crazy Love,” and less established artists like Erin Durant, who takes on Buffalo Springfield’s “Kind Woman.” Zatarain and Gottehrer regard the project as a kind of on-going conversation with female, as well as a experiment in music distribution in a time that’s been fairly tumultuous for both. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In the 60s, he cowrote ”My Boyfriend's Back" and "I Want Candy” and cofounded Sire records with Seymour Stein. But Richard Gottehrer isn’t one to dwell on the past. Six decades on, he’s still a guiding force in the music industry. Over the years, he’s produced Blondie, the Go-Gos, Richard Hell and, more recently, The Dum-Dum Girls. In 1997, Gottehrer cofounded the forward-looking digital distribution company, The Orchard. His latest project, Instant Love, is the brainchild of New Orleans native, Allison Zatarain, an employee of The Orchard and GM of its subsidiary label, Instant Records. The project pair female performers with songs traditional sung by men about women. Now 17 tracks deep, the pair regard the work as a “living album,” a growing collections of songs that lives on streaming services like Spotify, that will one day be collected in a more permanent form.Thus far, the project includes legendary performers like Irma Thomas, who performs Van Morrison’s “Crazy Love,” and less established artists like Erin Durant, who takes on Buffalo Springfield’s “Kind Woman.” Zatarain and Gottehrer regard the project as a kind of on-going conversation with female, as well as a experiment in music distribution in a time that’s been fairly tumultuous for both. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Episode 238: Richard Gottehrer and Allison Zatarain