In Conversation with Joe Carpenter

I bring back Glenn Stilwell from the PAC-12 Network to grill me about why I’m passionate about audio and he also asks me some great questions! Thank you to everyone who’s take the time to write, text, email and review this podcast series. I truly appreciate it!

Andrew chats with Arizona based legendary FOX production sound mixer Fred Aldous, about why he’s so passionate about teaching the future generation of A1’s and why he still enjoys mixing live sports.

Andrew chats with Washington, DC based A1 Joe Shalhoup about navigating the political world of DC, Meet the Press and how he decided to take a full time gig with NBC News so many years ago.

Andrew chats with Connecticut based A1 Mike DiCrezenso about being an NBC Sports staff studio A1 who not only mixes in the studio, but also on the road when needed.

Andrew chats with Pittsburgh based A1 Doug Deems about life on the road as a music sound guy before making the switch to life on the road as a broadcast sound guy.

Andrew chats with longtime radio/TV personality Michael Hainsworth about his transition from behind the camera to in front of the camera to back behind the camera and how audio has played an important role in all of it. In the second chat, Andrew chats with his longtime friend Rob Johnston about his longtime affair with audio and about his love for the ever evolving podcasting industry. It’s a long episode, but well worth the listen.

Andrew chats with National Hockey League play by play men Joe Beninati (Washington Capitals ) and Gord Miller (TSN) about the importance of good audio in making sure they have a great sounding broadcast.

Andrew chats with Connecticut based freelance sound mixer Joe Carpenter about his boat, his passion for baseball and trusting the guys on his crew.

Andrew chats with New York City based production sound mixer Fred Hedemark about mixing Late Night with Seth Myers on NBC and the challenges that occur in working with a big audio crew.

Andrew chats with Denver, Colorado based A1 Jamie Wehner about figuring out why audio was for her and how she loves the engineering side of audio.