Carl Goldstein's guest appearances

Carl Goldstein

CUNY TV's BuildingNY

Movie Melt! Podcast - Psychotronic and Outsider Cinema

Bluegrass Stories with Katy Daley & Howard Parker

Disk Jockey Confidential

Dan Miller

David Burke

Mark Russ Federman

Michael Lomonaco

Eric Ripert

Jerry Douglas

Sam Bush

Michael Dorf

Mark Ellis

Joseph Abboud

Scott Shay

Tommy Maher

Jonathan Benno

Michelle Lee

Tony May

OwlTail

Matt got a chance to chat with Zolar's director Carl Goldstein about his INSANE career and good times were had by all. Plus, Carl dishes the gossip on John Claude Van Damme, Steven Segal, Jack Nicholson, Marlon Brando, John Landis, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sean Penn, Robert Z’dar, and so much more!!!

<p>Matt got a chance to chat with Zolar's director Carl Goldstein about his INSANE career and good times were had by all. Plus, Carl dishes the gossip on John Claude Van Damme, Steven Segal, Jack Nicholson, Marlon Brando, John Landis, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sean Penn, Robert Z’dar, and so much more!!!</p>

MM#109.5 Zolar Director Carl Goldstein Interview!

Carl Goldstein has hosted the "Fire On The Mountain" program featuring Bluegrass, Country and Old Time music on WVUD for over forty-five years. He was also one of the founders of the Brandywine Friends Of Old Time Music, a non-profit group producing local concerts throughout the year in addition to the annual Delaware Valley Bluegrass Festival. In this episode he discusses producing the first Festival in conjunction with Bill Monroe and Ralph Stanley, who headlined the show along with Jim &amp; Jesse and Lester Flatt's group featuring 13-year-old Marty Stuart. Carl reminisces about other bluegrass/country stars appearing over the years, including Alison Krauss, Ricky Scaggs and Patty Loveless. He also recalls growing up in Chester, Pennsylvania and seeing Bill Haley perform at a local radio station with his backing band The Saddlemen, years before they became The Comets and made rock &amp; roll history. He also befriended old time music icons Ola Belle Reed and Alex Campbell at legendary Sunset Park near West Grove, Pennsylvania along with local stars Bob Paisley and Ted Lundy.

<p>Carl Goldstein has hosted the "Fire On The Mountain" program featuring Bluegrass, Country and Old Time music on <a href="http://www.wvud.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WVUD </a>for over forty-five years. He was also one of the founders of the <a href="https://www.brandywinefriends.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Brandywine Friends Of Old Time Music</a>, a non-profit group producing local concerts throughout the year in addition to the annual <a href="http://delawarevalleybluegrass.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Delaware Valley Bluegrass Festival</a>. In this episode he discusses producing the first Festival in conjunction with Bill Monroe and Ralph Stanley, who headlined the show along with Jim &amp; Jesse and Lester Flatt's group featuring 13-year-old Marty Stuart. Carl reminisces about other bluegrass/country stars appearing over the years, including Alison Krauss, Ricky Scaggs and Patty Loveless. He also recalls growing up in Chester, Pennsylvania and seeing Bill Haley perform at a local radio station with his backing band The Saddlemen, years before they became The Comets and made rock &amp; roll history. He also befriended old time music icons Ola Belle Reed and Alex Campbell at legendary Sunset Park near West Grove, Pennsylvania along with local stars Bob Paisley and Ted Lundy.</p>

Carl Goldstein FM show + bonus

Now in it's 48th year, The Delaware valley Bluegrass festival (DelvalBG)is produced by the Brandywine Friends of Old Time Music and its chairman, Carl Goldstein. Carl talks about bluegrass history, the festival's start with Monroe &amp; Stanley, festival management and the music.

Katy Daley talks to DelValBG Chairman, Carl Goldstein

Carl Goldstein, S. Lichtenberg &amp; Co. Inc.