#123 - The Mighty Wurlitzer

from JJ Meets World · host J.J. Gordon and Tucker Lucas

Today's guest is the president of the Red River American Theatre Organ Society, Ryan Hardy! We do a deep dive into the history of the unit orchestra, how to maintain the organ's arsenal of instruments, and getting a new generation excited about the Mighty Wurlitzer! We also get frequent musical interludes performed by Ryan himself, and JJ and Tucker talk about the future of the podcast! For more information about the American Theatre Organ Society, visit www.atos.org, or for the Red River chapter visit www.rratos.org. To see more of Ryan's work, visit his YouTube channel! www.youtube.com/Magicalapple97 Help us keep the lights on by donating to our Patreon! www.patreon.com/jjmeetsworld

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