In this episode, I share what a busy week looked like in Dec. of 1999. I had a cool collage student reach out to me asking if I could share more about what it was like working for a theatrical dealer.

How do you do the impossible? By working with the best of the best!

In this episode, I continue my series, Five Questions, and ask Miriam Morgan, a cool veteran of the theatre industry, five questions about her life in the theatre industry.

The five questions are-

1. What got you into the theatre industry?

2. What kept you in the theatre industry?

3. What's the coolest thing you've done in theatre?

4. What's the worst thing you have done in theatre?

5. What would you tell a high school or college kid who wants to maybe make theatre a career?

I hope you enjoy the podcast.

In this episode, I continue my series, Five Questions, and get to ask theatre consultant and pal Jason Prichard five questions about his life in the theatre industry.

The five questions are-

1. What got you into the theatre industry?

2. What kept you in the theatre industry?

3. What's the coolest thing you've done in theatre?

4. What's the worst thing you have done in theatre?

5. What would you tell a high school or college kid who wants to maybe make theatre a career?

I hope you enjoy the podcast.

In this episode, I share what it was like to do a corporate rental in a big empty room at a convention center. You start with a really big room that is 100% empty. Then you set up, do the rental, then tear down, and leave the room 100% empty.

In this episode, I interview a great pal I have known for around twenty years. I ask him five questions about the theatre industry.

The five questions are-

1. What got you into the theatre industry?

2. What kept you in the theatre industry?

3. What's the coolest thing you've done in theatre?

4. What's the worst thing you have done in theatre?

5. What would you tell a high school or college kid who wants to maybe make theatre a career?

Note: I am still working out how to get good audio from guests calling in or joining me via the internet. Sometimes this audio is a bit wonky.

In this episode, I share the time everyone wanted us to sell automated rigging hoists to a company that would then use them for a reveal wall in the Grammy Awards. If one thing went wrong on LIVE TV, it could be the end of a compies reputation. In life, we must consider whether our risk is worth it. Never let fame and ego steer your path.

In this episode, I share my thoughts on a cool graph that shows how we learn and how much we don't know when we start a new path.

In this episode, I interview a great pal I have known for around twenty-five years. I ask him five questions about the theatre industry.

The five questions are-

1. What got you into the theatre industry?

2. What kept you in the theatre industry?

3. What's the coolest thing you've done in theatre?

4. What's the worst thing you have done in theatre?

5. What would you tell a high school or college kid who wants to maybe make theatre a career?

Listen to me share a cool conversation I had with a young man who is off to college next year. His dream is to be in tech theatre, but he worries about what he will do if he does not like it.