In episode 128 the hosts are joined by Brett" Scoop" Blanden who has been the front-of-house engineer for Lady A over the last 11 years. Scoop talks about his progression of consoles with Lady A  and how he manages a 96 input show.  They also discuss how Scoop got his start as well as how he turned his house into a recording studio, virtual concert space, and rehearsal space. They also had to ask "how did you get the name Scoop", and it's a funny story like most nicknames.

This episode is sponsored by Audix and Allen & Heath.

Brett “Scoop” Blanden has more than two decades of diverse entertainment industry experience.  He’s a sought-after live-event consultant, accomplished recording engineer, former Studio Manager of Ocean Way Nashville, international touring Live Sound Engineer of Lady A and Charles Kelley, partner and founder in Remote Production Group and business developer/owner/entrepreneur of the Brett’s Place Productions conglomerate, which includes: Brett’s Place Studio, Brett’s Place Consulting, BrettsPlaceLIVE (Rentals) and the BrettsPlaceLIVE Streaming Destination.

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