FromtheArchives Catching up with DJCaShEra, a producer at WGNRadio as well as a club DJ. She spins tonight at ScarletChicago as well as Thu 7/6 at Dorian's as part of bigkidshow.
CaSera Heining started DJing for Louder Than a Bomb in early 2014, partway through her first year at Columbia College. She became a full-time DJ in 2017.CaSera “DJ Ca$h Era” Heining, 25, is a producer at WGN Radio and runs her own mobile DJ company. She’s also the official DJ for Young Chicago Authors’ annualWhen I hit Columbia, my freshman year—that was fall of 2013—I took a DJ course. It was called Club DJ 1, and I took it because I needed to hit 16 credit hours.
My mom, she was always in my ear, like, “OK, you need to go online, and you’re gonna find a set of speakers. You’re gonna use this credit card that we gave you—that way you can build up your credit. And then make sure that you make payments to pay that back.” The very first pair of speakers that I ever bought, they were a pair of JBLs—I still have them and use them to this day. Bought them back in 2014. Then after that, my mom came back and was like, “OK, you need business cards.
After graduation I had the scare of no job reaching back out. I applied to everywhere in Chicago and nothing was coming back, so I started looking at other cities.
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