A few more “In Bellingham” segments:

Location: Bellingham
Role: Host

I got super lucky that these folks were available when I booked them to be talent. Star studded cast!

Location: Northwood Casino
Role: Talent Coodinator

I’ve been a fan of her line of jewelry for a long time, so when I got the call to interview Lois Hill for Jewelry Consumer News, I was, of course, super excited.

Location: Lois HIll Jewelry, downtown Seattle
Role: Host

The City of Bellingham has asked me to produce and host short news-type segments. Here is the first of hopefully many.

Location: Squalicum Creek Park, Bellingham
Role: Producer/Host

This was a super fun shoot with the pros of Fueled Creative.

Location: Quil Ceda Creek Casino
Role: Principal

Another Magic: the Gathering Pro Tour. This time, it’s Shadows Over Innistrad in Madrid, Spain. Segment producer, floor director and consumer of tons of jamón ibérico. Thumbs up!

A couple of years ago I interviewed a spokesperson from Washington State’s GET Program, so it only seemed fitting to do the VO for their next campaign. I was fortunate to work with the pros at Bad Animals in Seattle.

We did a bunch of stuff for radio and TV. Here’s the final radio spot.

I sent him my resume and demo and we met for coffee. Larry Gifford was, at the time, Program Director of KIRO FM, and I was looking for work.

Months later, we decided to do a podcast of our own. Radio Stuff was born.

As we say every week, Radio Stuff is a podcast about radio, for radio. We’ve been fortunate to enjoy guests like Tom Leykis, Fred Jacobs from Jacobs Media and Mike McVay from Cumulus.

My work with Magic the Gathering and Wizards of the Coast has taken me to many places over the years…and now, I can add Indianapolis to the list. Wait, not just Indianapolis, but Gen Con!

Gen Con is one of the largest and most prominent annual gaming conventions in North America. Tens of thousands of self professed gamers come to Indianapolis from all over the world to engage in a variety of tournaments and interactive games, from card games to board games to live action role-playing games and a whole lot more.

For this show, I will be supporting the video coverage of the Magic the Gathering tournament, involving players from all over the world.  We will switch between two studios streaming live coverage via the internet.

Not being a gamer, some of this is lost on me.  But one cannot deny the dedication of many of these players. For many of them, it’s not just a hobby, but a lifestyle.  And I’m thankful to them for making it possible for me to yet again experience something I never thought I would: Gen Con Indy.