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Now Hear This is pleased to have Nail The Sale onboard the client roster, effective immediately.  Work is well underway and comes at a time when there are two highlights drawing near.

Nail The Sale is both a podcast hosted by Rick and Nancy Monsipapa and the title of a book that they have coming out.  The second milestone will be a February 1st live event in Tampa.

A new small business client has been brought into the fold with Now Hear This.  Work has already started on behalf of Advantage Tutoring, NHT President Bruce Wawrzyniak announced today.

“I am truly grateful to Cathy Pelzmann for choosing Now Hear This to help raise the profile of Advantage Tutoring,” Wawrzyniak said.  “It shows a true commitment to her business and clients that a company that has been around as long as hers is still seeking ways to inform their constituents of what they do – how they can help.

Bruce Wawrzyniak has been chosen to spearhead a new podcast, “TASCAM Talkback,” a show designed to speak to both podcasters and streamers.  Wawrzyniak is the host of “Now Hear This Entertainment,” a podcast that features interviews with guests who are having success in the entertainment industry (primarily music).  “Now Hear This Entertainment” has aired every week for three-and-a-half years and boasts listeners from 128 countries around the world.  TASCAM, well known for producing the most comprehensive line of audio rec

Now Hear This President Bruce Wawrzyniak will hit the three major U.S. music markets in the next three months.  This week he will head to Nashville (with a trip out to San Diego next week), followed by a return to California next month for time in (Anaheim and) Los Angeles.  Then he will go to New York in the first part of September.

Kristen Schalk moving across the country to the greater Los Angeles area is a big step, but a logical one, since the Charlotte, North Carolina, resident’s steps are her business.  Just under seven weeks away from her 22nd birthday, the dancer has built up a résumé that is also now being challenged for space by a new category.

TASCAM has invited Bruce Wawrzyniak to attend the NAMM show in California next month to record interviews for “Now Hear This Entertainment” at their booth.  The event takes place January 19-22, 2017, at the Anaheim Convention Center.  NAMM is the National Association of Music Merchants.

Approximately six months after having been nominated in the Music category for the 11th Podcast Awards, “Now Hear This Entertainment” is up for another award.

NHTE is a nominee in Podster Magazine’s “Best Undiscovered Podcast” competition.  The winner will be announced December 15th.  Unlike the above, there are no genre categories this time.

Free, 90-minute “Promoting Your Music Career” Session in Pensacola Beach 10/1

A free 90-minute “Promoting Your Music Career” workshop will be put on by Now Hear This President Bruce Wawrzyniak during the 8th Pensacola Beach Songwriters Festival.  The session will start at 1:00pm on Saturday, October 1st at the Upper Room at Innerlight, located at 655 Pensacola Beach Boulevard.

The event is open to the public, so attendees do not have to be part of the songwriters festival.

Vocalist Julia Harbord is the newest client for Now Hear This, company president Bruce Wawrzyniak announced today.  Work has now begun for the young singer who is based in the greater Tampa Bay area.

“I have had my eye – and my ears! – on Julia Harbord for quite some time now,” Wawrzyniak said.  “She impressed me the first time I saw her perform.  Having kept her on the radar all that time, I’m thrilled to now have a formal working relationship.

“Now Hear This Entertainment” has been nominated in the Music category for the 11th Podcast Awards.  Online voting is underway through June 12th and the winners will be announced live on YouTube on Sunday, June 26th.

“What an honor this is,” said Now Hear This President Bruce Wawrzyniak, who hosts the weekly show.  “To see NHTE listed on the ballot along with all the others really does make you stop.  You know from analytics that the show has listeners worldwide, but when this type of recognition comes along it makes you feel good that people are taking notice.