Vicky Hamilton: Guns N' Roses, June Carter Cash & Being First and Right

About this episode

Vicky Hamilton built a career in rooms where women weren't supposed to be, and the music business still hasn't given her full credit. She's a Women Who Rock champion and one of rock's most underrecognized pioneers.

In this episode: how a kid from Fort Wayne with no connections ended up managing Guns N' Roses, Poison, Mötley Crüe, and Faster Pussycat, why she started her own label to make June Carter Cash's Grammy-winning album, and the memoir that tells the rest. Appetite for Dysfunction: A Cautionary Tale is at vickyhamilton.com.

Every woman has a story worth telling. This is hers.

Credits

• Hosted by Melinda Colaizzi
• Produced by Jesse Naus at Red Caiman Studios
• Video production by Shawn Jackson
• Production assistants Clay Strickland and Charlie Sensabaugh
• Copywriter Amanda Akari
• Music by Melinda and the Night Sky

Thanks to Gator for providing our set furniture.