Talk:Brad Fanshaw
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Shift and Steer Media venture[edit]
Brad Fanshaw has recently, November 2014, began a new venture called 'Shift and Steer Media'. The venture has been undertaken by Brad, Pete Chapouris, Aaron Hagar (son of famed Sammy Hagar) & Matt D'Andria. The venture's site, while down at the moment can be found here. There is also the official Facebook page here and six of the episodes can be found here. I suggest that with the venture off the ground and gaining momentum it be added to Mr. Brad Fanshaw's page. (Pistongrinder (talk) 21:13, 13 January 2015 (UTC))
This talk point has been in place without objection or comment for a month so moving forward I submit the follow as copy for the addition: "Shift and Steer Media
Launched in October 2014 in partnership with Pete Chapouris, Aaron Hagar & Matt D'Andria Shift and Steer Media(link) describes itself as "New Media for the New Kind of Enthusiast." The donwloadable pod cast, available on iTunes(link) and Libsyn(link), aims to take the listener to the big events, into the pits, next to the cars, and into the minds of the racers, builders, and owners." Any feedback/additions/revisions?
(Pistongrinder (talk) 11:35, 19 February 2015 (UTC))