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Glyph
by Satore Studio
Glyph — real stories from names you might not know, but whose work you’ve likely seen, heard, or read without even realizing it. We're talking about the hidden talents shaping the worlds of entertainment, digital art, and tech.In each episode, we dig into how they got here—the twists, the detours, and what’s driving their careers today. Because sometimes, seeing the unexpected paths others have taken helps you realize: the best path is the one you walk."
Episodes
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A conversation with Dan Hadley
Dan Hadley is a concert lighting designer and programmer whose calling card is control under chaos. With Foo Fighters, he builds systems that can stretch, shrink, or turn on a dime, because the set list can and will. His rigs favor modular geometry, strong brightness hierarchy, and repeatable...
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A conversation with Sean Dane
Sean Dane is a wireless-control specialist who turns noisy RF realities into reliable show systems. At LumenRadio, he works with designers, rental partners, and manufacturers to spec and scale CRMX/W-DMX networks that actually behave, on tours, TV shoots, and permanent installs. (He joined in…
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A conversation with Mark Ravenhill
Mark Ravenhill is a lifelong lighting nerd in a suit when needed and a translator the rest of the time. He cut his teeth at Martin Professional, helping steer touring/theatre products in the MAC era, then jumped to GLP in 2009 to build the US presence and champion fixture design that serves the...
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A conversation with João Blümel
João Blümel is a Portuguese entertainer and mentalist who performs not only in Portugal, but also around the world. You can see him regularly on stage and on TV, where he "reads minds" using a combination of techniques from Psychology, Illusionism, Neuro-Linguistic Programming, Body Language, and...
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A conversation with Stephen Dobbie
Stephen Dobbie makes immersive worlds sound alive. He’s been Punchdrunk’s longtime sound designer/composer, helping shape the pulse of shows like Sleep No More, from New York’s McKittrick Hotel to Shanghai, where whole buildings are treated like instruments. Think original music, curated tracks,...
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A conversation with David March
David March builds bridges between big ideas and the gear that makes them real. He helped shape the UK scene from every angle: he set up and managed value added distribution for VARI*LITE and High End Systems, co-founded Projected Image Digital (PID) when lighting met media, ran PRG Distribution,...
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A conversation with Barnaby Steel
Barnaby Steel, co-founder of Marshmallow Laser Feast, traces the path: early sparks, formative collaborators, and why science isn’t garnish but the spine of his work. We dig into the realities of making for others, institutions, brands, audiences, and what it takes to protect ideas without losing...
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A conversation with Laura Frank
Laura Frank spent her early career establishing herself as a top lighting programmer with projects spanning rock tours with David Bowie and Madonna, to Broadway shows like Spamalot and television events like the Concert for NY. As the media server market started to evolve, Laura made the shift to...
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A conversation with Louis Oliver
Louis Oliver is a creative director, production designer, and lighting designer known for bold, music-driven spectacles that balance concept with rock-solid engineering. As founder of LO&CO, he works end-to-end across creative direction, scenic and lighting to deliver tourable systems and…
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A conversation with Keri Elmsly
Keri Elmsly is a curator-producer and creative executive known for delivering ambitious, tech-driven cultural experiences on the global stage. She most recently served as Executive Director of Programming at ACMI, Australia’s national museum of screen culture, where she directed exhibitions…
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A conversation with Thomas Tait
Thomas Tait, an award-winning designer, founded and directs the eponymous label, Thomas Tait. With over a decade of experience, he has served as a consulting creative director, art director, and designer for more than 20 international brands. Born in Montreal, Canada, Tait honed his creative…
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A conversation with Gio Staiano
Gio Staiano is an Italian photographer whose work spans fashion, backstage and reportage. He moved to London in 1999, studied photography at LCC (UAL), and cut his teeth assisting on fashion, music, and still-life shoots in the UK and Denmark. Influenced by Guy Bourdin, Irving Penn, Annie...
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A Conversation with: Ash Nehru
Ash Nehru stands as a pivotal figure in the evolution of live visuals and virtual production, a true creative technologist and toolmaker whose innovations have redefined the boundaries of these fields. His journey began while studying Computer Science at Trinity College, Cambridge. Following his...
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A Conversation with Luis Bravo Martins
Luis Bravo Martins is an XR strategist and community builder working at the intersection of immersive tech, safety standards, and augmented work. He serves as Vice President of XRSI Europe, where he focuses on safety and privacy frameworks for virtual worlds, and is Chief Marketing Officer at...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Glyph — real stories from names you might not know, but whose work you’ve likely seen, heard, or read without even realizing it. We're talking about the hidden talents shaping the worlds of entertainment, digital art, and tech.In each episode, we dig into how they got here—the twists, the detours, and what’s driving their careers today. Because sometimes, seeing the unexpected paths others have taken helps you realize: the best path is the one you walk."
HOSTED BY
Satore Studio
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How many episodes does Glyph have?
Glyph currently has 14 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.
What is Glyph about?
Glyph — real stories from names you might not know, but whose work you’ve likely seen, heard, or read without even realizing it. We're talking about the hidden talents shaping the worlds of entertainment, digital art, and tech.In each episode, we dig into how they got here—the twists, the detours,...
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Glyph has 14 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.
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Glyph is created and hosted by Satore Studio.
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