Movement with Meklit Hadero

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"Girls do not enter" ft. June Millington

Fanny was the first all-women band to release a record on a major label, in 1970. Meklit talks with lead guitarist June Millington about the incredible pressures of navigating the industry at that time and how parts of their story were never fully told. 

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  "I've been writing the same song since the first song I wrote" ft. Helado …

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  "We got on the Bad Bunny Bus" ft. Buscabulla

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  "I was reluctant to go" ft. Sid Sriram

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  “New York is the people that live here” ft. Mafer Bandola

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  “I’m ready for that transformation” ft. Dayme Arocena

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  “I found refuge in tap dancing” ft. Gerson Lanza

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  Coming up on Season 2

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  "Returning as Myself" ft. San Cha

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  "Bananas and Cilantro" ft. Sasami

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  "Not Standing Still Anymore" ft. Chhom Nimol (of Dengue Fever)

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  "Dubai is Like a Big Airport" ft. Cromwell Ojeda

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  "She's gonna do all of that?" ft. Ghaliaa

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  "You're an Expat" ft. Freek

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  "Shiny Blue Keys" ft. Tatiana Crespo -- LIVE from Tempe, AZ

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  "Between the Tears, So Much Pride" ft. Clarissa Bitar