We all know when things are clean, it makes life better, but it also makes it safer!

A long time ago, I was asked to fix a MAJOR dimming system. It was a nightmare figuring this one out. But in the end, the lights came on.

After sharing my podcast on "The theatre inspection from Hell!" I received a few comments from pals and listeners. They asked that I share how I did rigging inspections back in the day. I also share how I favor you getting an unbiased inspection from a theatre consultant. They don't have a horse in the race regarding whether the rigging system needs to be repaired. Just the facts! With that said, there are reputable dealers, riggers, and manufacturers.

I was contacted back in the '90s about a theatre inspection, which ended up being a rigging system inspection. Want to hear about a crazy but sometimes typical rigging inspection? Listen to this podcast and find out.

In this podcast, I share a conversation with a cool college kid looking at a possible career in theatre who had never heard of a theatre consultant and why their work is so important.

In this episode, I discuss my interview to get a job at the Lilly Theatre. I would end up with over seven years of having a blast as a technician, LD, TD, audio engineer, and more. This job is what made my life in theatre rocket to success.

Grip for a day, and the rental that changed how I looked at DAV and the Homeless. Not everyone has the same Thanksgiving.

I share when an actor forgot his line and jumped to the end of an 11-minute-ish one act play two minutes into the act. We were all in it together, but we were all along for the ride.

I discuss how learning to build Heathkits as a kid gave me an opportunity to repair and fix sound systems. At nineteen, I was doing very well.

Pyros, Rope, Scenery, and the receipt for a fire on the stage. In this episode, I cover a show in the late 1980s called "Into the Woods" where at the end of the show we had a fire on the stage.