This is interesting. Steve has decided he can be a radio station. And why not. The licensing issues for the music on the web are still being worked out between SOCAN representing the artists and the Copyright Board. I don't know where Steve will go with this but his cost for a license to broadcast on the web may be comparable to the "Recorded Music in Adult Entertainment Clubs" category in which case he would pay 4.2¢ per day in operation as an adult entertainment club multiplied by capacity. Or maybe he'll be more like the "Marching Bands & Parades" category $8.40 each band (minimum fee of $31.13 per day) [Note: For concerts in public parks, streets or squares, Tariff No.4 shall apply. Steve is a little too indoorsy for Tarrif 4.]

If they make it a reasonable price, I would see that this sort fo commentary being quite easy and interesting to produce. For a half-hour six song set, commentary would be only a few minutes a week. A personal radio content management wizard would be a nice tool to have the gods make for us.