NCRS Insider on YouTube

[David H.]

Re: NCRS Insider on YouTube

The podcast is authored by a member that is providing good information and promoting the NCRS
The author does have permission to use the NCRS log etc in his podcasts.
He will be doing a podcast promoting this years Convention and I will be meeting with him at the upcoming Regional in Marlborough
This podcast is another way to get the NCRS name and recognition out to the Corvette hobby .. Mark

Mark

Don Adie's (60) original question referred to NCRS' permission re Steve Thesier's "NCRS Insider" channel on YouTube.

https://www.youtube.com/@ncrsinsider

Steve Thesier has no posts on NCRS Technical Discussion Board and 4 judging points.

NOT Steve Garrett's "CORVETTE TODAY" podcast where he recently interviewed Tony Stein, our Region 7 Director, about NCRS' 50th Anniversary.

Dave

[Mark T.]

Re: NCRS Insider on YouTube

I have been in contact with Steve Thesier over his content etc .He like all of us are not perfect . However he always presents very good information His presenataions are always well planned and executed.
The Board is working on a few programs to further our image and get the NCRS name and mission statement out to the hobby.
I fell both Steve's social media pesentations are the first steps in advancing the program
I personally like the You Tube episodes He will be doing an episode promoting the upcoming Convention
Mark

[Mark E.]

Re: NCRS Insider on YouTube

I have been in contact with Steve Thesier over his content etc .He like all of us are not perfect . However he always presents very good information His presenataions are always well planned and executed.
The Board is working on a few programs to further our image and get the NCRS name and mission statement out to the hobby.
I fell both Steve's social media pesentations are the first steps in advancing the program
I personally like the You Tube episodes He will be doing an episode promoting the upcoming Convention
Mark

Mark,

Steve is doing a great job with these videos, and agree they should help raise the profile of NCRS.

When an initiative like this is planned, I suggest NCRS ask members for their input and do more to make them aware of it ahead of time.