The good and bad of digital technology With Guest Douglas Coleman

 So, what does a man do after 20 years in corporate America? In Douglas Coleman's case, he continues to pursue the musical dream he has carried since his youth. Coleman set out to have a career in music in the early 1980's, but became frustrated and opted for the corporate world. Though his musical temperament and the business world were at odds, Coleman stayed his vocational course for over twenty years before surrendering to his muse, leaving his job and the USA for Thailand where he set up a studio and is chasing his musical dream. In Thailand, he found his small farming village to be an environment conducive to song writing and creativity in general.  Working with legendary London, UK producer Stuart Epps, Coleman has produced several captivating tracks that are catching the attention of industry professionals. 

     Douglas Coleman is a radio talk show host, musician and composer originally from Boston, MA now living In Las Vegas. During his early days, he studied acting at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in NYC and was performing as a singer and piano player at various small venues around the big apple.  After several years of playing the “starving artist,” Douglas returned to Boston and joined the corporate world for 20 years vowing that one day he would return to his creative roots. Currently he is hosting and producing a weekly radio show called “The Douglas Coleman Show” The show is produced by his company DJC Productions which has produced several other radio shows.

Important links:

https://web.facebook.com/djcproduction/

https://facebook.com/douglascolemanshow1/