One Hour To Doors: A podcast about the business and soul of the festivals and events industry. Every episode explores the people, issues, insights and trends impacting the enterprise of bringing people and communities together in common cause.
Your host, renowned PNW event producer and 2023 Washington Festivals and Events Association Hall of Fame inductee Jon Stone offers you a seat at the table in conversations that take you onstage and backstage, from the production office to the board room, and throughout the broad community of participants who come together to create the magic of live events.
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Prepare to be swept away by the vinyl revival as we sit down with Terry Currier, the maestro behind Music Millennium Record Store and the co-founder of National Record Store Day. Terry's tale is one for the books, spanning a remarkable 52 years of twists, turns, and tunes. This episode is a treasure trove of stories that will have you reminiscing about the crackle of a needle on vinyl and the unmistakable scent of a new album sleeve.
From the pangs of Napster's upheaval to the backstage whispers of music festivals, Terry unravels the fabric of an industry that's as vibrant as the records it presses. We weave through Terry's earliest encounters with music retail, his fervent support for independent stores amid digital disruption, and the moments that sculpted his career into the legacy it is today. You'll be privy to the infamous Garth Brooks CD controversy that sparked a media frenzy and hear personal anecdotes that showcase the power of live music, like Chris Isaac's extraordinary fan engagement.
As we reflect on the shifts and shimmies of the music world, you’ll discover the ingenious ways Music Millennium danced through the pandemic, and why vinyl remains the soul of soundwaves. The episode crescendos into a conversation filled with gratitude, illustrating the timeless power of music to unite and inspire. Tune in for an episode that pulls back the curtain on the music industry's evolution and celebrates the tunes that continue to unite generations.
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13 May 2024
DJ Indica Jones - Artist
This conversation with DJ Indica Jones buzzes with stories about passion, dedication, and a rhythmic journey from Phoenix heat to the cool vibes of the Nectar Lounge in Fremont. We spun through Indica's origin story, touching on the influence of his contemporary DJ Z-Trip and the unwavering support from his wife who believed in his dream to the tune of a new set of turntables. Indica's tale isn't just about beats; it's about the beats of the heart, the connections made, and the community of musical aficionados inspired by his 3,000 performance-strong career.
Change is the only constant in the world of music and DJ Indica Jones knows it better than most. Indica dissects the evolution of DJing from the tactile thrill of spinning vinyl to the digital wizardry of today's music scene. Sharing his love for the hunt of rare cassettes and the first pressings of classic albums, Indica's words became a vinyl groove of memories highlighting the blend of nostalgia and innovation that keeps his sets pulsing with life. This episode wasn't just an exploration of musical trends; it was an ode to the collectors, the crate diggers, and the auditory archaeologists keeping the soul of music alive.
We wrapped things up with the sweet, swirling debate of the ages: Which ice cream flavor reigns supreme? Indica and Jon scooped up the topic with gusto, laughing over the merits of mint chocolate chip versus peppermint—and his peculiar preference for eating cones from the bottom up. It was a playful finale to an episode rich with the spirit of live performances and the power of music to move and unite us. So grab your favorite cone, press play, and join us for a journey that promises as much variety and delight as the ice cream aisle itself.
Indica's Links:
DJ Indica Jones (https://www.facebook.com/djindicajones/)
DJ Z-Trip (https://www.facebook.com/djztrip/)
DJ Wicked (https://www.facebook.com/deejaywicked/)
Nectar Lounge (https://nectarlounge.com/)
Jazz Bones (https://jazzbones.com/)
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6 May 2024
Susan Den - Non Profit Finance
Embark on a revealing exploration with industry finance expert Susan Den, unravelling the intricate dance of finance, HR, and strategy in the nonprofit realm. Susan's prestigious transition from the thrill of amusement parks to the nuanced world of arts and music organizations has endowed her with a keen perspective on using accounting as a vibrant storytelling medium. Our conversation dives into how this narrative power shapes the future, positioning finance and HR not just as support functions but as pivotal architects in the edifice of organizational strategy.
The journey continues with a heartfelt look at Treehouse's transformative work with foster youth and how their financial strategies have masterfully balanced expansion with innovation. We also navigate the post-pandemic fundraising landscape, now a terrain of shifting donor preferences and engagement tactics. This new world challenges us to redefine community support, highlighting the crucial role of intimate, donor-centered events in sustaining nonprofit vitality.
Concluding our session, we traverse the realms of transparency, trust, and mentorship, pillars of a robust financial framework. The exchange of financial insights across all organizational levels emerges as a catalyst for empowered decision-making and problem-solving. Through anecdotes from the festival industry's unpredictability, we underscore the trust and quick-thinking demanded in high-stakes environments, and celebrate mentorship's lasting legacy in sculpting finance professionals ready to tackle the sector's complexities. Join us for this thought-provoking voyage that not only demystifies the fiscal narrative but also celebrates the human connections that underpin the very essence of nonprofit success.
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