<div>This week we're talking to Steve Breske! If you're interested in hearing about the life of a part-time musician, this is your episode. Steve is in some awesome cover bands that get good, consistent gigs, but its not his full-time job. We really do talk about every part of the industry here. <br>
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Music: "Wallee" by Kaz & "I Think You're Haunted" by Witch Weather<br>
Editor: Kaitlynn Eastridge<br>
Sponsor: York Music Group</div>

This week we're talking to Steve Breske! If you're interested in hearing about the life of a part-time musician, this is your episode. Steve is in some awesome cover bands that get good, consistent gigs, but its not his full-time job. We really do talk about every part of the industry here. Music: "Wallee" by Kaz & "I Think You're Haunted" by Witch Weather Editor: Kaitlynn Eastridge Sponsor: York Music Group

This week we're talking to Steve Breske! If you're interested in hearing about the life of a part-time musician, this is your episode. Steve is in some awesome cover bands that get good, consistent gigs, but its not his full-time job. We really do talk about every part of the industry here.&nbsp;<br>
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Music: "Wallee" by Kaz &amp; "I Think You're Haunted" by Witch Weather<br>
Editor: Kaitlynn Eastridge<br>
Sponsor: York Music Group

S1 Ep28: Backbeat Conversations with Steve Breske

Hosted by Juliann Frances and Alayna Henry, two punk musicians! On this podcast we aim to cover every aspect of the music and entertainment industry. And we have the occasional guest which can be anyone from the local/regional level, corporate, to household names. Our goal is to have this podcast be just the right balance of educational, fun, and entertaining. 

Juliann and Alayna both graduated with a bachelors of science in Music Industry and Recording Technology from York College of PA. Alayna (aka Stacey Mahoney) is the lead singer of the punk band Violet Fire. Juliann is currently pursuing her MBA with a focus in Music Business from Southern New Hampshire University in partnership with Berklee College of Music. Juliann is the bassist in the punk bands Witch Weather and Violet Fire.

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Hosted by Juliann Frances and Alayna Henry, two punk musicians! On this podcast we aim to cover every aspect of the music and entertainment industry. And we have the occasional guest which can be anyone from the local/regional level, corporate, to household names. Our goal is to have this podcast be just the right balance of educational, fun, and entertaining. Juliann and Alayna both graduated with a bachelors of science in Music Industry and Recording Technology from York College of PA. Alayna (aka Stacey Mahoney) is the lead singer of the punk band Violet Fire. Juliann is currently pursuing her MBA with a focus in Music Business from Southern New Hampshire University in partnership with Berklee College of Music. Juliann is the bassist in the punk bands Witch Weather and Violet Fire. Owned and Operated by Screaming Daisies Entertainment

Hosted by Juliann Frances and Alayna Henry, two punk musicians! On this podcast we aim to cover every aspect of the music and entertainment industry. And we have the occasional guest which can be anyone from the local/regional level, corporate, to household names. Our goal is to have this podcast be just the right balance of educational, fun, and entertaining.&nbsp;

Juliann and Alayna both graduated with a bachelors of science in Music Industry and Recording Technology from York College of PA. Alayna (aka Stacey Mahoney) is the lead singer of the punk band Violet Fire. Juliann is currently pursuing her MBA with a focus in Music Business from Southern New Hampshire University in partnership with Berklee College of Music. Juliann is the bassist in the punk bands Witch Weather and Violet Fire.

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