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Women In Audio: Why The Numbers Are Falling, With Nana Ayebi-Kwakye

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Production Expert Podcast
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Apr 24, 2026
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Summary

The number of women working as audio engineers and music producers is falling, not rising. Ashea is joined by British-Ghanaian producer, rapper and author Nana Ayebi-Kwakye to discuss why the gap is widening, where the signs of hope are, and the thinking behind her children's book Delasi On A Mission, written to show young girls that the studio is a place they belong. Women In Audio: Why The Numbers Are Falling, With Nana Ayebi-Kwakye The proportion of women working as professional audio eng...