This episode of the “Mondo Neon Show” we're talking with Kira Oglesby about her experiences with neon, working at Noble Glass Studio, making a neon kite, and so much more!

This episode of the “Mondo Neon Show” we're talking with Jeremy Ebersole about preserving neon landmarks, Portland’s “White Stag”, city-defining features, national and state incentives, methods of advocacy and outreach, the sign industry, and so much more!

This episode of the “Mondo Neon Show” we're talking with artist Nigel about bending neon glass, forming The Panoply Institute, design & illustration, hand painted custom signs, his extensive experience sourcing antiques, and so much more!

This month on “Where's the Neon?” we're talking about an online community fixing the broken Ming Wah Neon Sign, a new neon book that just came out, neon signs of the past present and future, more stolen neon stories, and so much more!

This episode of the “Mondo Neon Show” we're talking with neon artist Robert Haus about his early days of neon and traveling from Texas to Alaska, pre-war neon electrodes, Sylvani glass tubing, antique burners and so much more!

This episode of the “Mondo Neon Show” we're talking with artist, set designer and neon maker Donnie Myers about his fascination with neon, there cultural significance, acts of bringing them to life, and so much more!

This episode of the “Mondo Neon Show” we're talking with photographer John Barnes about his early beginnings of documenting neon, meeting Rudi Stern, the making of his new book Neon Road Trip, crisscrossing through 38 states, taking 35,000 photos of neon, and so much more!

This episode of the “Mondo Neon Show” we're talking with artist and entrepreneur Mars Bravo from Signs from Mars about the beginning of her sign-making career, empowering business owners to make decisions, the importance of honoring your own identity, and so much more!

This episode of the “Mondo Neon Show” we're talking with the Museum of Neon Arts’ new director, Corrie Siegel, about ways the museum has managed to stay connected to would-be attendees through virtual offerings, various programs and events, neon walking tours, kick starting artist “taking overs” whereby the museum‘s Instagram account shows viewers the creation of pieces of neon artwork, so much more!

This episode of the “Mondo Neon Show” we're talking with filmmaker and photographer Michael Galinsky about his book, The Decline of Mall Civilization, a sequel to the long-out-of-print Malls Across America book he put out, the glory days of mall neon, the power of nostalgia and the internet, and so much more!