Fred Bradley Hunstable (born 1978) is an American businessman and the co-founder and CEO of the electric motor company Linear Labs.

His parents are Fred Eugene Hunstable, an electrical engineer, and Candace "Candy" Lee Cotter, a school teacher.

At age 11, he started a small bulletin board system called the Dark Realms with cosysop James Gollehon.

[6] Ustream was born when founders (John Ham, Hunstable, and Dr. Gyula Feher) wanted a way for their friends in the Army who were deployed overseas in Iraq during the war to be able to communicate with their families back home.

[16] Previously, these three had worked together on an internet based event photo sharing website using technology created by Dr. Feher.

After returning to civilian life, Brad and John discussed the idea of the general public using the Internet to share live video.

[18] Ustream.tv have hosted streamings from politicians Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, and John Edwards[19] and artists Tori Amos and the Plain White T's.

[20] The technology community has also adopted Ustream to include Robert Scoble, Leo Laporte, Chris Pirillo, Scott Liberto and Cali Lewis.