
GOLDLINE SPONSOR FOR THE LESLIE MARSHALL SHOW
Goldline International to Be Exclusive Gold Sponsor
For The Leslie Marshall Show
Santa Monica, CA - January 3, 2012 - Goldline International, Inc. announced today that it will be the exclusive precious metals sponsor of The Leslie Marshall Show beginning January 3, 2012.
"I am looking forward to helping my listeners learn about diversifying their portfolios with gold," said host Leslie Marshall. "I've met personally with Goldline's senior management and visited their offices in Santa Monica, so I can confidently recommend Goldline to my listeners who are considering physical gold and precious metals."
The Leslie Marshall Show - "The Only True Democracy in Talk Radio" - is currently in its fifth year and is one of the fastest growing progressive talk radio shows in the nation. Host Leslie Marshall is a record-setting radio personality, becoming both the youngest person ever to be nationally syndicated on radio and the first woman to host an issues-oriented radio program nationwide. Marshall is also frequently seen on television as a Fox News Contributor.
"Leslie's longevity on the airwaves speaks to her ability to engage listeners across the political spectrum," said Scott Carter, Chief Executive Officer of Goldline International, Inc. "Goldline is proud to be a sponsor of The Leslie Marshall Show."
Goldline has been a long time sponsor of talk radio and is currently the exclusive precious metals sponsor of many popular talk radio show hosts including Sean Hannity, Glenn Beck, Mark Levin, Alan Colmes, and Charles Payne.
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