She's an engineer and an educator, she's whip-smart with a wicked sense of humor. We get with Samantha Potter and put them all together. 

When it comes to women in pro audio, Leslie Gaston-Bird literally wrote the book. She's been a wealth of knowledge and a powerful force in the industry, as well as an educator and mentor to countless others at all levels of knowledge and experience. We had a fun chat from her home in the UK.

Julie Kathryn is a multi-talented and multi-faceted artist whose #IAmSnowAngel project has been acclaimed for its "fluorescent beats and emotionally charged melodies." She's a prolific producer, a sound designer for companies like Ableton and Cherry Audio, and co‐founder of Female Frequency, a collective dedicated to empowering women in the music industry. If she's not on your radar yet, she should be, so join us for an inside look at this rising star. 

Ned Augustenborg spent a decade making "Don Lewis and the Live Electronic Orchestra." We talk about the challenges of that ten-year journey, and the indelible bonds that grew out of it.

She's a prime example of someone who's worked hard and prepared herself to meet the challenges and seize the opportunities. We talk with Jett Galindo about her work, her education, and her career thus far.

In Part 1 we talked about Don's early years and influences. In Part 2 we get into his years of discovery and innovation. From his struggles with the Musicians' Union's old guard to his contributions to some of the music industry's most innovative and iconic synthesizers, here's another hour of fascinating stories from the illustrious Don Lewis.