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.

In this podcast, I share what it was like to work a typical week at a theatrical dealer in the late 1990s. I wore many hats while working at STTV &AV Services, sales manager, grip, rental dude, repair guy, and much more.

This podcast covers how I started in theatre. It covers three years when I was in high school. Lighting, Rigging, Sets, Audio, and great people.

My forty-plus years of working in the tech side of theatre.

A few weeks ago I spoke with a college student who asked me if working the tech side of theatre was worth it, can you make money, and can you have fun?