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EPISODE · Sep 1, 2015 · 50 MIN

Dreaming of Streaming: Brad Golden and CentralCoastLive!

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Brad Golden, founder of CentralCoastLive sat down for a conversation with host Mark Sylvester to explain how his passion drove the formation of Central Coast LIVE! a new media broadcasting and publishing company located in Paso Robles, California. His mission is to connect local musicians from the California Central Coast with new fans near and far. CentralCoastLIVE.com serves as a music-ezine providing behind the scenes human interest stories of folks in the local music scene, interviews with bands, a comprehensive calendar of events. One of their primary offerings is live streamed video of concerts that can be viewed from anywhere in the world with an adequate Internet connection.  One of their primary offerings is live streamed video of concerts that can be viewed from anywhere in the world with an adequate Internet connection. They are launching upcoming a new radio station, Central Coast LIVE! Internet Radio highlighting musicians from the California Central Coast. They are putting a call out to musicians and bands to submit their works for consideration in their line-up. If you are a musician, they really want to feature your work, please use our submission form here!

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