Discusses his work with the popular Danish rock band as well as being a musician and transitioning into a tech role, learning about touring as a career as well as continually learning new skills, and more.

Talks about his recent work with the Canadian heavy metal band as well as the learning curve with new consoles, managing reasonable SPL but still making an impact with metal shows, and more.

Career-long freelance audio pro discusses managing the business aspects that come with being self-employed, including setting up an LLC, accounting, insurance, retirement and more.

The duo talks about their experiences and what they learned in their initial forays on the road with artists that include Volbeat, Ghost, Sting, Roger Waters and others.

The hosts address topics that include “How to deal with getting thrown under the bus,” “How to make gigs less stressful,” “How to place and tune systems in corporate and other unconventional environments” — and much more.

A panel of music-based audiologists continue the conversation on hearing health, talking about what part of the human hearing system is damaged with noise exposure, hidden hearing loss, and much more. Plus, as it turns out, many audiology terms would also make great band names.

Talks about working with the same artist for more than a decade and how he’s still able to bring passion to the role and keep it exciting, his love of audio from an early age and more, plus note – plenty of laughs were had during this conversation.

Details how she moved from serving as a house tech at a venue to going on tour, the experience of discovering new bands, balancing the dual roles of FOH engineer and tour manager, and more.

Discusses his recent work with both artists and how his approach is different for each show as well as listening to music on different mediums and translating it to the live realm, and more.