EPISODE · Aug 8, 2025 · 38 MIN
Inside the Music Industry Apprenticeship Program with the Trombone Shorty Foundation
from Elation Podcast · host elationent
Ashley Shabankereh is the Director of Operations and Programs at the Trombone Shorty Foundation, and she joins us alongside Music Industry Apprentices Larry Cacho and Covay Joseph. We talk about how the Foundation is filling a crucial gap in New Orleans by offering hands-on music industry education, mentorship, and career-building opportunities to young artists. Ashley shares the evolution of the program—from its post-Katrina beginnings to the creation of the Music Industry Apprenticeship Program—and why building a full music ecosystem in the city is key to sustaining creative careers.We also hear directly from Larry and Covay about their journey through the apprenticeship program and their experience working with us at Elation. From staying ready for unexpected opportunities to producing original music in our studio, they share how this partnership has shaped their artistry and professional growth. We discuss how creatives in New Orleans can carve out sustainable futures, the power of collaboration, and how to stay rooted in culture while adapting to a rapidly changing industry.Our show's host, David Adams, founded Elation Entertainment, a New Orleans-based multi-media entertainment company. With a solid foundation of 8 years working in the Los Angeles music scene conducting multiple music camps with Grammy Associates, Musicians, and Producers, David brings a wealth of expertise to the table. His experiences have taught him valuable lessons, encouraging him to bring the entertainment industry standards and creative spaces to New Orleans, a place he calls home. Follow Elation EntertainmentInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/elationent/Website: https://www.elationent.com
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