In this episode of Working Class Audio, Steve Lack shares his extensive background in audio post-production and podcasting. Steve reflects on his time working with Warner Brothers Discovery and his contributions to iconic shows like Seinfeld. With experience at NPR, VPM, Al Jazeera, and HBO, Steve now operates remotely from Richmond, Virginia. He discusses the flexibility of podcasting and how his journey from network television to podcasting has shaped his approach to building lasting client relationships.

In This Episode, We Discuss:

Freelancing Journey Shifts
Early Adoption Of Pro Tools
Discovery Channel Experience
Remote Podcast Production
Transition From Drumming To Film Composition
Midlife Career Pivot
Freedom In Podcasting
Networking And Relationships
Working From A Sailboat
Overcoming Corporate Mergers
Embracing Technological Changes

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Links and Show Notes

Credits

Guest: Steve Lack
Host: Matt Boudreau
Engineer: Matt Boudreau
Producer: Matt Boudreau
Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau
WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell
Announcer: Chuck Smith

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