2nd Each One Teach One Music and Radio Seminar
b'In this episode April Sims will discuss in detail the 2nd Each One Teach One Music and Radio Seminar, she recently attended, with Christopher L. Fields and the listening audience of A & E Radio from 7:00PM \\u2013 8:00PM EST at\\xa0http://www.blogtalkradio.com/aprilsims.\\nAbout 2nd Each One Teach One Music and Radio Seminar\\nThe 2nd Each One Teach One Music and Radio Seminar took place at University Center,\\xa0Carnegie-Mellon University, located in Pittsburgh, PA on January 16, 2010 from 9:00AM \\u2013 5:00PM EST. The 2nd Each One Teach One Music and Radio Seminar was organized and hosted by\\xa0Kevin Amos, who is the producer for \\u201cOne to One\\u201d, a Sunday morning radio program aired on the Internet from 6AM \\u2013 12:00PM EST. \\u201cOne to One\\u201d can also be heard in the Pittsburgh, PA area on\\xa0WRCT\\xa088.3FM, the student run radio station located on the campus of\\xa0Carnegie-Mellon University.\\nThe 2nd Each One Teach One Music and Radio Seminar was moderated by\\xa0Bob Davis, CEO and Co-Founder of Soul-Patrol.com.\\nKevin Amos\\xa0assembled panels for the seminar surround music genres such as Jazz, Blues, R&B, Reggae/World Music, Hip Hop, Rock as well as panels regarding Radio Past, Present and Future; Promotion and Marketing; Independent Artists; Developing Community Voices and more.\\nSome of the panelists for the seminar included, but were not limited, Emmai ALaquiva, Owner of\\xa0Ya Momz House; Liz Rueger, President of\\xa0Independent Artist Representatives;\\xa0Christian Nowlin, Owner of\\xa0Out of the Dark Records;\\xa0Bob Davis, CEO and Co-Founder of\\xa0Soul-Patrol.com; Jonnet Solomon-Nowlin, President of\\xa0National Opera House; Mena and Vocalist; Stephan Broadus, Assistant to Publisher of\\xa0Pittsburgh Courier.# # #\\nAbout\\xa0WAGTi: WAGTi stands for \\u201cWE are GREATER than i\\u201d and was created by indie artists and entrepreneurs to promote, educate, motivate and inspire indie artists and entrepreneurs.\\n# # #'