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In this episode, we dive into the world of live music festivals with Shine Music Festival's founder and organizer Shawn Satterfield. We chat about the importance of community in creating a successful festival and the lessons learned in planning such an event. We also discuss the use of video as a powerful tool for conveying a message and creating immersive experiences. The episode covers a wide range of topics from ASL interpreters as performers, musical preferences and theater, and the importance of diversity and inclusion in the music industry. We also provide tips on securing big sponsors and discuss the long-term goals of Shine Music Festival. Finally, we touch on the importance of accessibility in website design and the concept of living your daydream with main character energy.

00:00

Intro

2:30

what is shine music festival

5:05

The community in live music festivals.

9:59

Beatles concert did not sell out at red rocks 

12:30

Lessons learned in planning music fests

19:00

video as a solution in conveying a message.

22:14

Immersive music experience

26:23

ASL interpreters as performers

29:26

Musical preference/Theater

34:33

Musicals and Book of Mormons

37:04

South Park Anniversary show

43:30

Inclusive Music Experience

44:34

Diversity and Inclusion

46:33

tips on going on meeting with big sponsors/company

47:28

Shine's long term goal

51:28 Accessibility in website designs

55:47

Living your Daydream

58:23

Main Character Energy

1:00:00

Closing

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