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EPISODE · Jul 7, 2018 · 54 MIN

LIGHT TALK Episode 65 - "Changing the Lighting World - Interview with Gordon Pearlman"

from Light Talk with The Lumen Brothers · host Jacques, Kaye, Woods

In this episode of LIGHT TALK, the Lumen Brothers welcome lighting computer programming pioneer and light board inventor Gordon Pearlman to the show.  Join Steve, Stan, David, and Gordon as they discuss The Genesis of Lighting Memory Desks, The LS-8 and its Insane Journey to Broadway for "A Chorus Line", Tharon taking Full Advantage of the Technology, Opening Night at Sardi's, Frank DeVerna, The Death of the Piano Board, Eddie Kook, Steve Terry, 11 Weeks of Terror Running the Show Without a Backup, The Kleigl Performer and the Sheriff, Paper Tape, Cassette Memory Storage, Huge Disk Drives, Playmakers Theatre, Old Pinball Machines, Joel Rubin, Gordon's Favorite Projects, Lightolier, ETC Changing the Industry, Order of Magnitude, The Horizon PC Lighting Controller, The Wally Russell Lifetime Achievement Award, Keeping it Going During Retirement, The iPerformer, and Gordon's Chrystal Ball. Nothing is Taboo, Nothing is Sacred, and Very Little Makes Sense.

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