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Sooner Rae Routhier is an award-winning show designer and creative producer behind some of the most iconic live performances of the past two decades. Her work with artists like Coldplay, Green Day, The Weeknd, Paramore, Muse, and Rihanna has been seen on global tours and major broadcasts including The AMA's, The Voice, and The Tonight Show.A two-time Parnelli winner and co-founder of SRae Productions and The Playground, Sooner is known for blending powerful storytelling with cutting-edge production. She also co-founded EVEN, a nonprofit promoting access and equity in the live events industry.From arena shows to immersive experiences, Sooner continues to lead the way in redefining what live entertainment can look and feel like.SummaryIn this conversation, Sooner Routhier discusses the transformative experience of collaborating with other designers on show projects. She reflects on how this collaborative approach has changed her creative process and the dynamics of show design, highlighting both the challenges and the benefits of working together with other creatives.This Episode is brought to you by Elation and Main Light

David Leuschner of Digital Great Commission Ministries interviews Parnelli award-winning audio legend Buford Jones about his 47 year career as an FOH engineer. Topics in this episode include:Microphone techniqueMixing on PAsThe importance of listening to outside opinions.www.worshipfacility.comwww.churchfacilitiesexpo.comhttps://www.facebook.com/Worship-Facility-110355098336978https://twitter.com/worshipfacilityhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/worship-facility-13ab9b239/

David Leuschner of Digital Great Commission Ministries interviews Parnelli award-winning audio legend Buford Jones about his 47 year career as an FOH engineer. Topics in this episode include:Pioneering immersive sound mixingUsing show tapes to improve quality of live performances.www.worshipfacility.comwww.churchfacilitiesexpo.comhttps://www.facebook.com/Worship-Facility-110355098336978https://twitter.com/worshipfacilityhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/worship-facility-13ab9b239/

Remembering the great Parnelli Jones June 14, 2024 Show host Bruce Martin remembers the great Parnelli Jones, the first driver to break the 150 mile an hour barrier at the Indianapolis 500 in 1962 and the winner of the 1963 500-Mile Race. Martin has exclusive interviews with two-time Indianapolis 500 winner Arie Luyendyk and 1982 Indy 500 Fastest Rookie and one of the great team owners in IndyCar history Chip Ganassi as they remember the racing hero, Parnelli Jones. On the highways, the raceways and every pit stop in between, Penske Truck Rental keeps you moving forward. Gain ground with Penske! And for all your shopping needs, be sure to visit your local Hy-Vee – where there's a helpful smile in every aisle. For more INDYCAR coverage, follow Bruce Martin at Twitter at @BruceMartin_500

Rufus Parnell Jones, the 1963 Indianapolis 500 winner, died Tuesday at Torrance Memorial Medical Center after a battle with Parkinson's disease. For every 100 job openings in Indiana, there are only 72 workers available to fill those roles – experts say one possible reason is the lack of affordable and accessible childcare. Food insecurity increased for the second straight year in 2023, according to researchers. Bird Flu has been found in dairy cows for the first time across nine states, some in the Midwest. Want to go deeper on the stories you hear on WFYI News Now? Visit wfyi.org/news and follow us on social media to get comprehensive analysis and local news daily. Subscribe to WFYI News Now wherever you get your podcasts. Today's episode of WFYI News Now was produced by Abriana Herron, Drew Daudelin and Kendall Antron with support from News Director Sarah Neal-Estes.

Tonight on Trackside, we recap a crazy Detroit Grand Prix. Curt and Kevin recap the Grand Prix and talk about their reaction to it. They also talk about Kyle Larson's waiver finally being granted by NASCAR, and controversy with Agustin Canapino and Theo Pourchaire. Kevin believes that racing is a financial business, and even if the track is not perfect, there is serious financial gain to be had from racing at this location. He believes that having one wreck-filled race a year is not all that bad for teams, and fans like chaos.  Later in the the first hour of the show, Kevin and Curt talk about Scott Dixon. We hear about how Alex Palou's season has not been as dominant as it had been in previous years, and now Scott Dixon is a challenger for the championship win. They talk about Scott Dixon approaching AJ Foyt's win record, and if he can surpass it in his career.  To round out the first hour, Kevin answers some listener questions, like lack of fans at oval races, Ed Carpenter swapping cars, and more.  In the second hour of the show, Kevin and Curt talk about Flavor Flav, and his being Will Power's hype man. Kevin recounts a story of Power at qualifying in Detroit, and how Flav made sure he was in the camera shot during an interview to promote his brand. We talk about Will Power's comments during the race about race control and answer other listener questions. They also talk about David Malukas and what team he could come back and race for this season and next season, and Tom Blomqvist being removed from Meyer-Shank. They also talk about the conflict with Santino Ferrucci and Kyle Kirkwood.  Later in the second hour, Kevin and Curt talk about the controversy with Agustin Canapino and Theo Pourchaire, and the threats Pourchaire received for crashing with Canapino during the race. We hear about IndyCar's stance on the issue, what Canapino had to say, and how Juncos is taking the controversy, and how hard it would be to regulate these types of threats.  Kevin ends the show paying homage to racing legend Parnelli Jones. It was announced that Jones passed during the show, and Kevin talks about his accomplishments, and we hear a statement from PJ Jones, Parnelli's son. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

(00:00-33:27) – Query & Company opens on a Wednesday with Jake Query, Jimmy Cook, and producer Eddie Garrison remembering the former Indy 500 winner Parnelli Jones after passing away yesterday. Additionally, Colts wide receiver Josh Downs joins the program to explain how things are different for him this season compared to his rookie season, assesses if things are different right now with timing with Anthony Richardson after working with Gardner Minshew most of last season, reveals how long it takes receivers to develop chemistry with their quarterbacks, discusses how crowded the Colts wide receiver room is now after adding Adonai Mitchell and Anthony Gould in the draft, and states that the team has fueled by the way the season ended against Houston and how the Texans have received a lot of hype going into the season. (33:27-37:48) – Following their conversation with Josh Downs, Jake pays off his tease about a story that haunts him to this very day. (37:48-45:21) – Hour one concludes with Jake, Jimmy, and Eddie discussing the NFL looking to add an eighteenth game to the schedule. Jimmy lists a couple things that players should be asking for in return for an additional game. (45:21-1:09:06) – Hour number two with Jake Query remembering Parnelli Jones by highlighting his career at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway as a driver and team owner. Also, the three guys pick up their conversation from last segment about the NFL potentially becoming over saturated if they add another game and continue playing on every day of the week at some point in the season. (1:09:06-1:27:31) – Indianapolis Colts beat reporter Joel Erickson from the Indianapolis Star joins the program to explain why he believes Josh Downs is the player we don't talk about enough, assesses if this is the last chance for Jelani Woods to prove himself as a capable NFL tight end, joins in on the conversation about the NFL attempting to expand its schedule to 20 games eventually, tries to identify where the line in the sand if for players to say that they won't play anymore, and if he believes that players will try to negotiate the removal of the franchise tag. (1:27:31-1:54:58) – The final hour of the show starts with racing legend Mario Andretti joining Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to share about Parnelli Jones following his passing last night. Mario highlights what he learned from Parnelli as a driver, explains what kind of driver/competitor Parnelli was, reacts to a story where Parnelli framed a quote that Mario said about him and hung it in his office, explains what kind of owner Parnelli Jones was when he transitioned from driver to owner, and shares what his relationship was like over the last couple of years. (1:54:58-2:11:15) – Jake and Jimmy come back from break and give away a four-pack of tickets to the Olympic Swim Trails at Lucas Oil Stadium. Following that, they discuss which summer Olympic event is the hardest. (2:11:15-2:17:29) – Today's show ends with JCook Plays of the Day and JMV brining in some Ghost Busters for Jake and Jimmy to talk with for a couple minutes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Racing legend Mario Andretti joins Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to share stories about Parnelli Jones following his passing last night. Mario highlights what he learned from Parnelli as a driver, explains what kind of driver/competitor Parnelli was, reacts to a story where Parnelli framed a quote that Mario said about him and hung it in his office, explains what kind of owner Parnelli Jones was when he transitioned from driver to owner, and shares what his relationship was like over the last couple of years. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's Best of Features: (00:00-17:21) – Colts wide receiver Josh Downs joins the program to explain how things are different for him this season compared to his rookie season, assesses if things are different right now with timing with Anthony Richardson after working with Gardner Minshew most of last season, reveals how long it takes receivers to develop chemistry with their quarterbacks, discusses how crowded the Colts wide receiver room is now after adding Adonai Mitchell and Anthony Gould in the draft, and states that the team has fueled by the way the season ended against Houston and how the Texans have received a lot of hype going into the season. (17:21-35:30) – Indianapolis Colts beat reporter Joel Erickson from the Indianapolis Star joins the program to explain why he believes Josh Downs is the player we don't talk about enough, assesses if this is the last chance for Jelani Woods to prove himself as a capable NFL tight end, joins in on the conversation about the NFL attempting to expand its schedule to 20 games eventually, tries to identify where the line in the sand if for players to say that they won't play anymore, and if he believes that players will try to negotiate the removal of the franchise tag. (35:30-57:32) – The final hour of the show starts with racing legend Mario Andretti joining Jake Query & Jimmy Cook to share about Parnelli Jones following his passing last night. Mario highlights what he learned from Parnelli as a driver, explains what kind of driver/competitor Parnelli was, reacts to a story where Parnelli framed a quote that Mario said about him and hung it in his office, explains what kind of owner Parnelli Jones was when he transitioned from driver to owner, and shares what his relationship was like over the last couple of years.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Tonight, on Beyond the Bricks with Jake Query and Mike Thomsen, they preview the events leading up to the NASCAR and IndyCar races this weekend. Then they start discussing tonight's topic, which is Parnelli Jones because his 90th birthday is tomorrow. Mike brings some audio from his archives where Parnelli talks about running in NASCAR and which tracks he didn't like racing at. In the second segment of the show, Mike and Jake break down the Indianapolis 500 in which Parnelli Jones won in 1963 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. They bring back some audio from Parnelli where he explains the 1963 race, oil leak incident, and the highlight of the call with him winning the race. In the final segment of the show, Jake and Mike explain how Parnelli Jones got himself into the famous 1967 turbine car that Andy Granatelli put together for him.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight, on Beyond the Bricks with Jake Query and Mike Thomsen, they preview the events leading up to the NASCAR and IndyCar races this weekend. Then they start discussing tonight's topic, which is Parnelli Jones because his 90th birthday is tomorrow. Mike brings some audio from his archives where Parnelli talks about running in NASCAR and which tracks he didn't like racing at. In the second segment of the show, Mike and Jake break down the Indianapolis 500 in which Parnelli Jones won in 1963 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. They bring back some audio from Parnelli where he explains the 1963 race, oil leak incident, and the highlight of the call with him winning the race. In the final segment of the show, Jake and Mike explain how Parnelli Jones got himself into the famous 1967 turbine car that Andy Granatelli put together for him.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

How do you become Thomas Rhett's lighting designer and win the Pernelli award for lighting designer of the year by age 28? Alec Takahashi joins us on the podcast this week to tell us. He also touches on the importance of mentorship, his approach to lighting and gives the infamous disaster story that resulted in the destruction of many of Bayside's lights. In this episode you'll hear: 1:00 Eating cockroaches, celebrity sightings, and Thomas Rhett Tacos 7:40 Alec Takahashi joins us! 15:30 From Bayside to lighting Thomas Rhett 23:00 His first “pinched myself” show 26:45 Staying excited for Sunday's Services 29:30 Designing Lighting for Sunday 34:00 Moving people to worship through lighting 39:00 Alec won a Parnelli award! 43:40 Best Lighting Alec's seen [Passion]46:00 Disaster Story: Destroying all the lights49:15 Tech Takeaway: Seek Mentorship Plugs: Resources for your Church Tech MinistryDoes your church have used gear that you need to convert into new ministry dollars? We can make you an offer here. Do you need some production gear but lack the budget to buy new gear? You can get Certified Church Owned gear here.Connect with us: Follow us on FacebookHang out with us on InstagramSee all the ways we can serve your church on our WebsiteGet our best gear sent to your inbox each Monday before it goes public via the Early ServiceWhat if your bank account had a leak in it?If you have used production gear sitting in your storage closet, that is exactly what is happening right now. We paid churches over a million dollars in 2022 for their used production gear. Head to our site, make your gear list, and let us come pay your church.

In 2015 racing legend Parnelli Jones joins A.J. on the CarStories.com podcast to talk about his incredible career in motorsports and his new documentary, Godspeed: The Story of Page Jones, which is about his son's 20 year battle with a brain injury.

Parnelli Jones Well put it like this, I wouldn't have wanted to race against this tough competitor in his prime!Parnelli Jones was the kind of all-rounder that won in everything he drove. Indy 500, USAC Stock cars, Pikes Peak, Team owner – he became the guy to beat! From being the 1961 Indy 500 Rookie of the year to winning it just two years later, he made a name for himself, fast!At the same time he dominated the Pikes Peak race, to be followed up with a USAC Stock Car crown!Wins in off -road racing in events like the Baja 1000 also cemented his reputation as the guy to beat, as well as his abilities as a team owner which brought him even further success. Having the opportunity to visit PJ at his house in Palos Verde, CA, was such an honor and privilege I will remember it forever. His is definitely in the final few laps of life's race, but was gracious, funny and generous with his time. There is no video to accompany it as I didn't want to show one of our heroes as being a little frail in old age, but I hope you still appreciate this conversation as much as I did. But check out the unique portrait I took of him www.lifewithlegends.comThankyou to my friend Mike Folmer for arranging everything.JB

Parnelli Jones is a living legend with the literal track record to prove it. But how did Parnelli achieve that kind of status? What impact did he have on the world of racing, including the cars themselves? And what kind of legacy does the Parnelli Jones name carry, on and off the track? Today on Past Gas, we talk about the unstoppable Parnelli Jones. More about Show: Follow Nolan on IG and Twitter @nolanjsykes.   Follow Joe on IG and Twitter @joegweber. Follow Donut @donutmedia, and subscribe to our Youtube and Facebook channels!   Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or using this link: http://bit.ly/PastGas. If you like the show, telling a friend about it would be helpful! You can text, email, Tweet, or send this link to a friend: http://bit.ly/PastGas. Thanks to our sponsors: Get Valvoline for your car! Visit http://Indeed.com/PASTGAS to start hiring now. Start your credit journey at https://chime.com/gas.  Sign up today at https://butcherbox.com/GAS and use code BONUS100 to get 1 pack of free bacon in EVERY box for the life of your membership PLUS $100 off your first order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On episode 2 of How We Got Loud, Chris Leonard talks with David Morgan, currently the FOH Engineer for James Taylor, Stevie Nicks & Fleetwood Mac. David is one of the humblest people I have met with a resume that's multiple pages deep with artists like Paul Simon, Whitney Houston, Steely Dan, the Doobie Brothers and so many more. He has also been nominated multiple times and won a Parnelli award and the TEC Foundation Award.  David loves looking at people's faces as they walk out of a show, and getting instant feedback on the connection made between the artist and the audience. “I live from on the rush of live shows, that's what keeps me in it, that's what keeps me getting up the next day, it keeps me improving the quality of mixes, it keeps me learning new things…. It's all about the love!” - David MorganMake sure you check out How We Got Loud.com to see some of the pictures David has sent me as well as other episodes. While you are at it please tell a friend about this podcast and subscribe on your favorite podcast player. Please check out and support The Roadie Clinic, Their mission is simple. "We exist to empower & heal roadies and their families by providing resources & services tailored to the struggles of the touring lifestyle."

Salim Akram is a live sound engineer specializing in mixing monitors. He currently works as the Monitor Engineer for seven-time Grammy Award-winning artist Billie Eilish and eight-time Grammy Award-winning producer and artist Finneas.  In 2019, he was featured in FOH Magazine and was a Parnelli nominee for the Monitor Engineer of the Year. After attending Art Institute of New England, Salim began to synthesize his technical skills in engineering with his life-long passion for playing music. He and his closest friends co-founded the band Bad Rabbits, where Salim would go on to not only tour with major artists such as Kendrick Lamar, Steve Aoki, Allen Stone, and Taking Back Sunday – but he would have the opportunity to work with producers Teddy Riley, Michael Elizondo, James Fauntleroy, et. al. in the studio. Bad Rabbits has won numerous Boston Music Awards, including Artist of the Year, perform as guests on Jimmy Kimmel Live, Arsenio Hall, and Craig Ferguson, and perform at huge festivals such as Vans Warped Tour, Reading and Leeds, and SXSW. While Bad Rabbits was writing music and taking an interlude on touring, Salim dove head-first into regular house engineering roles with local venues owned and operated by Bowery/AEG and City Winery, while simultaneously expanding his freelancing repertoire to include contract work for corporate juggernauts such as Dell, Apple, and Google, as well as the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Chanel, Puma, Sephora, and the Simmons Leadership Conference. However, when he was asked to build the touring monitor rig for Glassjaw, he realized it was just the catalyst he needed to get back on the road.  Salim was introduced to Ms. Eilish in 2018 and continues to work as her Monitor Engineer through today. When he isn't on tour, he resides in Boston, Massachusetts, and enjoys photography, cooking, and traveling.  Interviewer Host & Producer: Rebecca Wilson Executive Producers: Beckie Campbell & Susan Williams Edited by: Robbie Mortimer soundgirls.org  Sponsored by QSC https://www.qsc.com

Tuesday night on Trackside, Kevin Lee and Curt Cavin tie up some loose ends from the Honda Indy Grand Prix of Alabama, including how the day went for Alexander Rossi and Colton Herta, and the disappointing weekend from Meyer Shank Racing. They discuss the future of Felix Rosenqvist at Arrow McLaren SP.   They're joined by Graham Rahal to discuss his on-track run-in with Romain Grosjean, and the growing frustration among the paddock with the former F1 mainstay. We hear from Graham about his hopes heading to IMS, and an exciting charity announcement.  Our News of the Day, brought to you by the Indianapolis Speedrome and Circle City Raceway, is a pair of exciting wins in the Road to Indy from Myles Rowe as well as Jagger Jones, son of P.J. and grandson of Parnelli, plus a thrilling Indy Lights battle between Linus Lundqvist and Benjamin Pedersen. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Austin Schroeder is a Monitor Engineer based out of San Diego, California, who is currently in rehearsals for the highly anticipated Rage Against the Machine tour. An Iowa native, Austin started on piano at a young age, setting the groundwork for a deep and lifelong understanding and appreciation of music. His teenage years saw him develop more into a bassist, which he played in several jazz bands before ultimately ending up at Full Sail University, hoping for a degree in music recording. After moving to Nashville to work at the famed Blackbird studios, Austin tired of studio life and decided that perhaps he was better suited to life on the road and the more spontaneous feel of live music. A misunderstanding during his interview process at Clair Bros led to an opportunity at a smaller Pennsylania-based company, Allusions Lighting and Sound Production. It was here, that Austin's fate was set, and his career began to flourish. Among the artists that he has worked with are Iggy Azaelia, Foo Fighters, Audioslave, Tom Morello, and Lupe Fiasco. In 2019, Austin was awarded the Parnelli award for Monitor Mixer of the year. Full Episode Here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/7BHIXX87IunFWp8jAXkv80?si=AGaAKqVQTfSVT64RyGRpXg The Following links are affiliate links! Each sale helps our channel out at no additional cost to you. My VLOG & Streaming camera: https://amzn.to/3nEuIh2 The VLOG Lens: https://amzn.to/2y4Zrjd The ALL PURPOSE lens: http://amzn.to/2vPGayB My OTHER lens: https://amzn.to/38OVlfb My MAIN PODCAST mic: https://roswellproaudio.com/products/mini-k87 My OTHER podcast mic: https://amzn.to/3nK9oGQ Create ‘n Cast Bundle from SHURE & Focusrite: https://amzn.to/2LTUTTv The camera CAGE I use: http://amzn.to/2fWUwI2 My DESKTOP mixer: https://amzn.to/39yiSzZ My AUDIO interface: https://amzn.to/2LRF53W BEST FIELD recorder: http://amzn.to/2wfzCYI My FAVORITE mic stands: http://amzn.to/2xnBn6d Roadie Free Radio Merch: http://www.roadiefreeradio.com/merch/ RFR Website: http://www.roadiefreeradio.com

Tonight on Trackside, Kevin Lee and Curt Cavin talk with Rick Mears, who celebrated his 70th birthday last week. Before Curt chats with the four-time Indy 500 winner, the guys recap some recent IndyCar tests, including some rumored candidates to fill the number 20 car for Ed Carpenter Racing. They discuss the recent trend of European drivers getting tests with IndyCar teams and what that means for the series. Kevin and Curt talk about the upcoming PRI convention in Indianapolis, the latest on Dale Coyne Racing's lineup for next year, and other news and notes on car count. They also discuss the recent comments from Mark Miles about a potential IndyCar race in Mexico.   Rick Mears joins the show to talk about turning 70 and what he's been up to recently. The legend recounts the meeting of the four four-time Indy 500 winners after Helio Castroneves joined the club in May. He also talks about his relationship with fellow four-time champs A.J. Foyt and Al Unser Sr. Mears gives his thoughts on the state of IndyCar, including what he likes about the current cars and rules package.   Late in the show, Kevin interviews a pair of Road to Indy drivers who will team up with Cape Motorsports 2022. Jagger Jones, grandson of Parnelli, talks about his transition from stock cars to the Road to Indy and the challenge of being a college student while racing. Then, Trackside's resident driver Jackson Lee discusses his move to Cape Motorsports for next season and the safety improvements in USF2000. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Parnelli Jones’ 88th birthday, Jake Query and Mike Thomsen discuss the career of the 1963 Indy 500 winner. They talk about how Rufus Jones became known as Parnelli and we hear some historic audio, including from his ‘63 victory and how winning the “500” changed his life. They’re joined by Donald Davidson, Historian Emeritus of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, to talk about Parnelli’s many close calls in the Indy 500, and how Jones is one of the best to ever drive at 16th and Georgetown, even though he had just seven starts. We hear from Parnelli about his rivalry with A.J. Foyt, and continue talking with Donald Davidson. To wrap up the show, Donald remembers his former coworker and friend Bob Jenkins, who passed away earlier this week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On Parnelli Jones’ 88th birthday, Jake Query and Mike Thomsen discuss the career of the 1963 Indy 500 winner. They talk about how Rufus Jones became known as Parnelli and we hear some historic audio, including from his ‘63 victory and how winning the “500” changed his life. They’re joined by Donald Davidson, Historian Emeritus of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, to talk about Parnelli’s many close calls in the Indy 500, and how Jones is one of the best to ever drive at 16th and Georgetown, even though he had just seven starts. We hear from Parnelli about his rivalry with A.J. Foyt, and continue talking with Donald Davidson. To wrap up the show, Donald remembers his former coworker and friend Bob Jenkins, who passed away earlier this week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As promised another exciting week as Alan welcomes back Dick Messer – Classic car expert and Executive Director at the Peterson Museum. With using autohunter.com and sending a link to Richard Rawlings from Fast and Loud and Gas Monkey Garage... The post Back To The Future: Parnelli Jones Mustang, Bob Nordskog Datsun 240Z, 2002 Thunderbird and 2005 SRT 10 Viper Truck | #472 appeared first on THE DRIVE with Alan Taylor.

Ken “Pooch” Van Druten has built a name for himself as one of the industry's top FOH Engineers. After graduating Magna Cum Laude from Berklee College of Music, Ken headed to Los Angeles to begin what he initially thought would be a long and lucrative career as a recording engineer. However, this all changed after the invitation to mix one of his artists in a live venue. The band was Warrant, and the venue was none other than the Los Angeles Forum. Since then, He has worked with such artists as Jay-Z, Eminem, Rob Zombie, Whitney Houston, Justin Bieber, Linkin Park, and Prophets of Rage. He is also a two-time recipient of the Parnelli award for FOH Engineer of the year, and an eight-time recipient of the Tourlink Top Dog award. Full Episode here: https://soundcloud.com/roadiefreeradio/092-ken-pooch-van-drutenfoh-engineerjay-z-justin-beiber-prophets-of-rage-linkin-park

Ken “Pooch” Van Druten has built a name for himself as one of the industry’s top FOH Engineers. After graduating Magna Cum Laude from Berklee College of Music, Ken headed to Los Angeles to begin what he initially thought would be a long and lucrative career as a recording engineer. However, this all changed after the invitation to mix one of his artists in a live venue. The band was Warrant, and the venue was none other than the Los Angeles Forum. Since then, He has worked with such artists as Jay-Z, Eminem, Rob Zombie, Whitney Houston, Justin Bieber, Linkin Park, and Prophets of Rage. He is also a two-time recipient of the Parnelli award for FOH Engineer of the year, and an eight-time recipient of the Tourlink Top Dog award.

Hosts Matt Avery and John Kraman are rolling into this On the Move launching right into two-wheeled talk of Mecum’s recent successful Vegas motorcycle auction. The event reached $17.5 million in overall sales with a staggering 95% sell-through rate of all 1,214 motorcycles hammered sold. The high seller was a 1907 Strap Tank that brought $297,000. From there, the guys break the news the Mecum has a brand-new event in July, heading to Orlando for a Summer Special. After running through the auction schedule for the next few months, Matt and John turn to car news, leading off with their thoughts on the legacy of three-time Indy 500 winner, Bobby Unser, who passed away at the age of 87. Next, John has an update on friend of the show, Don ‘The Snake’ Prudhomme before its talk of rumors that Ford will use the Lightning name on an electric version of the F-150 pickup truck. Wrapping up, John has the latest on issues facing upcoming vacation travel and it all relates to the world of microchips. In Segment 2, Matt and John are on the line with Jimmy Dilamarter. Jimmy’s career in racing and motorsports spans decades with him being heavily involved with the workings of the iconic Vel’s Parnellli Jones Racing team. Jimmy shares all kinds of memories including meeting Parnelli Jones for the first time, getting the late night call to run the Formula One team with driver Mario Andretti and how the ‘Big Oly’ Bronco came about. Then in Segment 3, the racing discussion keeps going with Mecum Editor Alex Yonanovich in the studio. Alex has a special focus on motorsports history and he shares with Matt and John the impact and legacy of Parnelli Jones including personal highlights from a recent meeting with the famed driver. He also previews the eight special vehicles from Parnelli Jones’ personal collection that will be crossing the upcoming Indy auction block

The Weeknd. Motley Crue. Imagine Dragons. Kelsea Ballerini. Bon Jovi. The Lumineers. Muse. Pentatonix. Halsey. Game of Thrones? If you're asking what those all have in common, the answer is simple: Sooner Routhier, one of the top designers in the entertainment industry. Beginning her career working for New England based Rainbow Productions, Sooner would quickly take her lighting talents to groups like Chevelle and Audioslave. From there, the sky was the limit, as Sooner has piled up awards and recognitions (Parnelli, Top Dawg, Live Design, etc.). In our discussion, we talk about her path from small-town Vermonter to world renowned designer, the many people she credits for helping her along the way, and what it takes to bring an artist's creative vision to life. Want to keep up with all of our episodes? Subscribe now at hustlelikeubroke.com/join for the newest episodes, exclusive offers, and more.

In this 2nd episode I'm having a conversation with one of the best tour managers out there: Marc St. Louis.He's toured around the world with acts like Lenny Kravitz, Guns N' Roses and Brian Wilson  just to name a few. Recently he received the Parnelli Tour Manager of the Year award. Listen as we talk to about his career and what is necessary to get the job done right.

Jim has spent three decades bringing celebrated talent to stages across the globe. Longtime Director of Touring for multi-platinum recording artists Linkin Park, he has shepherded productions for diverse and high-profile clients including Enrique Iglesias, Backstreet Boys, Marilyn Manson, The Bolshoi Ballet, Phil Collins, and Bon Jovi. Jim’s is passionate about event safety, sharing professional knowledge, and driving positive change in the industry. He is the Co-Founder and Chairman of the Event Safety Alliance, and recently co-founded SHOW MAKERS, a non-profit designed to educate, develop standards, and strengthen the live event community. Jim is a board member of the Behind The Scenes Foundation, 4-time Tour Link Production Manager of the Year, and the 2012 Parnelli’s “Production Manager of the Year” award. He regularly serves as a conference keynote speaker where he speaks on matters relating to event safety, event production as a trade, and the often challenging human condition in live events. Co-Founder - PresidentEvent Safety Alliance Founding PartnerShow Maker Symposium 501(c)(3)PrincipalShow Makers Productions IncProduction Manager / Director of TouringLinkin Park Touring Inc + Bill Silva Entertainment Production ManagerVarious Artists: Meghan Trainor 2018, Hootie & The Blowfish-1996-97, Blues Traveler-1997, Bolshoi Ballet-1998-99, H.O.R.D.E. Festival 1998, Marilyn Manson-1999-01, Back Street Boys-2008-10, Linkin Park-2002-17 Multiple Advisory Boards and VolunteeringList of resources mentioned in episode, suggested reading & social media handles:https://www.eventsafetyalliance.org/https://www.showmakers.com/https://www.instagram.com/eventsafetyalliance/https://www.instagram.com/weareshowmakershttps://www.behindthescenescharity.orgSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=9JCBNUCRNRVKY&source=url)

Today I'm talking with David Morgan, currently the FOH Engineer for James Taylor, Stevie Nicks & Fleetwood Mac. David is one of the humblest people I have met with a resume that's multiple pages deep with artist like Paul Simon, Whitney Houston, Steely Dan, the Doobie Brothers and so many more. He has also been nominated multiple times and won a Parnelli award and the TEC Foundation Award.David loves looking at the faces of people as they walk out of a show, and getting instant feedback of the connection that was just made between artist and the audience. “I live from on the rush of live shows, that's what keeps me in it, that's what keeps me getting up the next day, it keeps me improving the quality of mixes, it keeps me learning new things…. It's all about the love!” - David MorganMake sure you check out How We Got Loud.com to see some of the pictures David has sent me as well as other episodes. While you are at it please tell a friend about this podcast and subscribe on your favorite podcast player.Please check out and support The Roadie Clinic, Their mission is simple. "We exist to empower & heal roadies and their families by providing resources & services tailored to the struggles of the touring lifestyle."

Tonight on the Talk of Gasoline Alley, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Historian Donald Davidson profiles former drivers Eddie Sachs, Johnny Rutherford, Parnelli Jones with an audio clip from his rookie season in 1961 asking questions to Mauri Rose.    Also 1964 Rookie of the Year Johnny White is profiled in his only Indy 500 start in 1964.  

Michael's career in lighting began in the 70's following experimentation with colored lights and posters in his bedroom as a teenager. At the time, he had no idea he was in for a 40+ year career lighting some of the very top acts to ever perform. Michael has worked for Jefferson Starship, Santana, Tina Turner, Lionel Ritchie, Ozzy, and even a Beatle (Sir Paul). He's well known as a great guy with a wild sense of humor and threatened to show up for the podcast recording without pants (we were able to convince him otherwise). He also won a Parnelli in 2016... Well worth a listen! 

Los años 70 fueron la época dorada de los F1 que podríamos denominar como F1 “MECCANO”. En la Inglaterra de esos años si tenías algo de dinero y un buen ingeniero cualquiera se podía hacer un F1, incluso en el garaje de casa. Tenías buenos proveedores: Cosworth, Hewland, GoodYear, Girling… te hacías un chasis y una carrocería y a correr… ese fue el caso, por ejemplo de Lotus, McLaren, Tyrrel que con esta receta ganaron muchos Mundiales de F1. La lista de equipos que compraban piezas en el mercado para hacer chasis y carrocerías propios es larguísima: Amon, Apollon, ATS, Bellasi, Boro, Brabham, Connew, Fittipaldi, De Tomaso, Eifelland, Ensign, Hesketh, Hill, Koyima, Kauhsen, Lec, Lola, Lyncar, Maki, March, Martini, Merzario, McGuire, McLaren, Parnelli, Penske, Shadow, Surtees, Tecno, Tyrrel, Williams y Wolf. Inglaterra era un paraíso donde encontrabas proveedores de todo: motores, cambios, frenos, aluminio de calidad aeronáutica, gente que trabajaba la fibra de vidrio, muchos buenos profesionales, soldadores, ingenieros cualificados y afición a las carreras, mucha afición. Incluso podías encontrar algún patrocinador, una petrolera o una tabaquera o una marca de preservativos , porque en la City londinense estaban todos… Incluso un rico heredero que te hiciese de mecenas, como el caso de Hunt, a quién Lord Hesketh un adinerado aristócrata le compro un F1 y luego le hizo uno a la medida con su propio nombre… Esto hoy día parece casi impensable, pero así fue. En los años 70 eran muy pocos los equipos que, además del chasis, también fabricaban sus propio motores. Al principio en realidad solo tres: Ferrari, BRM y Matra. Luego se sumaron Alfa Romeo y en el 77 Renault, con su especial y admirado turbo de solo 1.5 litros que abrió una nueva era en la F1.

iTunes         Spotify         Youtube           Patreon Austin Schroeder is a Monitor Engineer based out of San Diego, California, who is currently in rehearsals for the highly anticipated Rage Against the Machine tour. An Iowa native, Austin started on piano at a young age, setting the groundwork for a deep and lifelong understanding and appreciation of music. His teenage years saw him develop more into a bassist, which he played in several jazz bands before ultimately ending up at Full Sail University, hoping for a degree in music recording. After moving to Nashville to work at the famed Blackbird studios, Austin tired of studio life and decided that perhaps he was better suited to life on the road and the more spontaneous feel of live music. A misunderstanding during his interview process at Clair Bros led to an opportunity at a smaller Pennsylania-based company, Allusions Lighting and Sound Production. It was here, that Austin’s fate was set, and his career began to flourish. Among the artists that he has worked with are Iggy Azaelia, Foo Fighters, Audioslave, Tom Morello, and Lupe Fiasco. In 2019, Austin was awarded the Parnelli award for Monitor Mixer of the year. Today’s episode is sponsored by ShowproBeardCo, & Boulevard Carroll. Use the code ROADIE to get great discounts when you check out. Sign-up for Mixing Music Live with Michelle Pettinato! Click HERE, then use the code: ROADIE2 to claim your 25% discount! Special Mentions: Rage Against The Machine Tour, Tour Health Research Initiative, ROADIE: My Documentary (TJ Hoffman film), Loud: A Life In Rock ‘N Roll by the World’s First Female Roadie. By Tana Douglas, Mixing Music Live, Charlie Karp Scholarship Fund, The Last Seat in the House: The Story of Hanley Sound, The Power of Podcasting Panel at NAMM, Soundgirls, Roswell Pro Audio Mini K87, Filming Great Concert Footage, Roadie Short Film, Roadie: A True Story (at least the parts I remember), Roadie Free Radio Merch

If I get the chance, I love to interview more than one person from the same touring crew as it gives a great perspective on the whole touring experience, and this week’s guest helps me round out a particular story of a special bunch of people. Fresh on the heels of graduating from the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandise in San Francisco, Carly Scovill found herself under the guidance of longtime stylist Linda Burcher at the start of rehearsals for the 40th anniversary tour of one of the world’s most beloved artists, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. As the daughter of Parnelli award-winning Sound Engineer Robert Scovill, Carly knew firsthand what endless possibilities for adventure, growth, and experience life on the road could offer, but she had no way of knowing just how poignant the next four months would be for her. Join Carly and I as she takes me through her first days of rehearsal, to the final shows at the Hollywood Bowl. Today’s episode is sponsored by Airturn.com.

Ken “Pooch” Van Druten has built a name for himself as one of the industry’s top FOH Engineers. After graduating Magna Cum Laude from Berklee College of Music, Ken headed to Los Angeles to begin what he initially thought would be a long and lucrative career as a recording engineer. However, this all changed after the invitation to mix one of his artists in a live venue. The band was Warrant, and the venue was none other than the Los Angeles Forum. Since then, He has worked with such artists as Jay-Z, Eminem, Rob Zombie, Whitney Houston, Justin Bieber, Linkin Park, and Prophets of Rage. He is also a two-time recipient of the Parnelli award for FOH Engineer of the year, and an eight-time recipient of the Tourlink Top Dog award. Today’s episode is sponsored by gig-gear.com.

Parnelli award-winning monitor engineer Greg Looper knows firsthand the role fate can play in a career. For the last several years he has been with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, first as a systems tech for FOH engineer Robert Scovill, but eventually stepping-in at monitors, where he has proven to be an invaluable asset. A chance encounter with an old friend at the age of twenty-one led to a career with a staggering list of artists including the Allman Brothers Band, Prince, Soundgarden, the Cult, Aerosmith, John Fogarty, the Scorpions, Shannondoah, and the Deftones. Greg and I met-up in Forrest Hills, NY at a recent Tom Petty gig and traced the many miles of his journey, and the many mentors that have left their mark on him.

It was at a Supertramp concert when he was 13 years old where Robert Scovill got his first glimpse of a FOH soundboard, and since that day, he’s followed his insatiable passion for live music all the way the top of his field. Known and well-respected by many of his peers, Robert has been mixing sound for Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers for an incredible 23 years. Prior to his post with Petty & Co., Robert was at the helm for many notable rock bands including Rush, Def Leppard, Prince, and Alice Cooper. As the Senior Specialist for live sound products for Avid Technologies, Scovill is at the forefront of the migration into digital live sound reinforcement, and is a two-time recipient of the distinguished Parnelli award for Sound Reinforcement Engineer of the Year. Join us in the lounge of his crew bus where I caught up with Robert at the Xfinity Center in Hartford, CT.

Racing legend Parnelli Jones joins the Marshall Pruett Podcast to share incredible stories on the 50th anniversary of his run to near victory in the STP Turbine at the 1967 Indy 500.  Visit https://www.facebook.com/MarshallPruettPodcast for our full podcast archives. Subscribe: Apple (https://tinyurl.com/yaafkvch)  Android (https://tinyurl.com/yconvyl3)  Google (https://tinyurl.com/y8qtcuax)  Spotify (https://tinyurl.com/yby3lzr2)

Christine Benninger, CEO of Guide Dogs for the Blind and David Cooper and Parnelli, one of Natural Balance’s Top Human-Canine Teams Who Make Us Believe honorees join Marcie and Lovey. They talk about guide dogs and the incredible work these dogs achieve every day to make their human partners who are blind or who have limited vision more independent and active! Christine shares behind the scenes information about how Guide Dogs for the Blind begins the guide dog selection process at the DNA level while David eloquently articulates the special bond that he shares with his guide dog, Parnelli. David talks honestly about how Parnelli enables him to live a full and extensive life as a Finance Professional in New York City! Questions or Comments? Send them to: marcie@petliferadio.com. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Celebrating National Guide Dog Month and Natural Balance’s Top Human-Canine Teams Who Make Us Believe with Marcie Davis

Racing legend Parnelli Jones joins A.J. on the CarStories.com podcast to talk about his incredible career in motorsports and his new documentary, Godspeed: The Story of Page Jones, which is about his son’s 20 year battle with a brain injury. 

THE ULTIMATE UNDERGROUND EXPERIENCE & UNCLE EARL Present “Easy & Breezy Grooves”   Uncle Earl Takes You On A Soothing Music & Lyrical Excursion….with A Touch Of Education!    CAN YOU HANDLE IT!!!!!    Music Artists Include: Canopy Climbers, Ciara Featuring Neyo, Darryl McCarty, Dazz, God Bless Jack, Parnelli, Holly Gentry, JD Scogin aka & Adrien […] The post “Easy & Breezy Grooves” appeared first on The Uncle Earl.

THE ULTIMATE UNDERGROUND EXPERIENCE & UNCLE EARL Present “Easy & Breezy Grooves”   Uncle Earl Takes You On A Soothing Music & Lyrical Excursion….with A Touch Of Education!    CAN YOU HANDLE IT!!!!!    Music Artists Include: Canopy Climbers, Ciara Featuring Neyo, Darryl McCarty, Dazz, God Bless Jack, Parnelli, Holly Gentry, JD Scogin aka & Adrien Stein, John Brackett, JP Flynn, […] The post “Easy & Breezy Grooves” appeared first on The Uncle Earl.

A few of the people attending the Gala stop by and talk about the event.

A few of the people attending the Gala stop by and talk about the event.

Watch historic film from the very first Indy 500 in 1911. Ray Harroun won the race.

Watch historic film from the very first Indy 500 in 1911. Ray Harroun won the race.

Tony Hulman made the rebirth of the Indy 500 happen in the 1940's.

Tony Hulman made the rebirth of the Indy 500 happen in the 1940's.

Parnelli Jones is the first driver to average 150mph at the Indy 500.

Parnelli Jones is the first driver to average 150mph at the Indy 500.

The most recognizable names in auto racing who has won nearly every major auto race event in the United States including the Indianapolis 500, Parnelli Jones joins Cynthia Brian. Get ready for the coming of the inflation boom with H. L. Quist's book, The Aftermath of Greed. In T42, the Goddess Gals hit the college campuses for an episode called Busted-drugs, thugs, and the money game.