The 2nd Each One Teach One Music and Radio Conference takes place on January 16, 2010. Mr. Amos will be holding his second music and radio seminar at Carnegie-Mellon University Center from 9AM-5PM. Admission is free of charge and all are invited, just as the 2008 seminar, also held at Carnegie-Mellon.

 At the University, his radio programs originate in the studios of WRCT-FM where he has been an independent broadcaster / producer for over 20 years.

The 2008 sessions were highlighted by presentations on Music terminology and its economic implications by Bob Davis of Soul-Patrol.com in addition to a  talk on the impact of Pop music on American culture and the role it has played in movements for social change presented by Jasaga David Sawyer. 

To view a recap of the 2008 event go to:

 http://www.soul-patrol.com/eachoneteachone_2008.htm

Amos has gathered participants on panels covering Jazz, Blues, R&B, Reggae/World Music, Hip Hop, Rock, Radio, Preserving musical history and Independent artists.

Some of the topics discussed will be on:

• Hip-Hop…at the crossroads
• Developing Community voices: Media justice for all
• Radio: Past, Present and Future
• Reggae and World music
• Preserving and sharing musical history
• Promotion and Marketing 101
• Blues and the abstract truth
• Independent Artists
• And a New technology application presentation

The event  location in the University Center will be in the Connan and Peter / Wright / McKenna conference rooms.

Mr. Amos has put together a dynamic group of folks from international, local and national levels that he has been associated with during his 30- plus years in broadcasting.

Panelists include:

Emmai Alaquiva, Jerry Lopes, Andrew W. Thornhill, Christiane D, Ed Travesari, Bob Davis ,Bob Wensel, Marva Josie, Carlton Hines, Paradise Gray, Mike Moscato, Myron Ruffin, Mena, Patrick Arena, Bunny Brisette, National Opera House,  Dr. Carlos Broussard, Wesley Goodman and Renee Asher.

CONTACT: Kevin Amos, 412-818-3789 for event and vendor information