Working Class Audio – Page 3 – Navigating the World of Recording With a Working Class Perspective

WCA #428 with J Clark – Headbangers Ball, Punk Rock, Touring, ATMOS, Kenny G, and The Clarinet Incident

My guest is Mixer J Clark, who has mixed for Madame Gandhi, Elle King, Cautious Clay, and Jennifer Lopez. J is also a member of the Infrasonic Sound team.

In this episode, we discuss

Born in Indiana
Minneapolis
Seattle
Headbangers Ball
Skateboarding
Touring
Kenny G
The Clarinet Incident
American Punk Rock
Playing in Bands
Recording School
Post Production
Sound Design
ATMOS & Sony 360
Short Sightedness
Working for Infrasonic
Work/Life Balance
Finances

Matt’s Rant: Keeping Your Cool

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #427 with Brett Bullion – BC/AC, MAX Msp, Remote Mixing, Expectations, and the Minneapolis Music Scene

My guest is Producer / Mixer Brett Bullion, who has worked with The Bad Plus, Margaret Glaspy, Low, and Bad Bad Hats. This is Brett’s second appearance on the show; he originally appeared on WCA #147.

In this episode, we discuss

Home Mix Room
Before Covid/After Covid (BC/AC)
Acoustics
Treatment vs. Sound Proofing
Getting Work
Max MSP
Playing Games
The Finances of Audio
Career
Management
Minneapolis Music Scene
Traveling for Work
MWTM
Emulation
Budgets
Expectations
Remote Mixing
Deep Glenns
In the Box vs. Out of the Box
Buying Habits

Matt’s Rant: Transparency

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #426 with Pete Droge

WCA #426 with Pete Droge – Seattle Punk Rock, Boombox Multitracking, Investing in Career, Diversifying in all Directions, and Staying Mellow

My guest is Producer/Engineer, Singer-Songwriter & Media Composer Pete Droge. Pete has had a diverse career as a solo artist and producer, working with Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam and Chris Ballew of The Presidents of the United States of America. He’s had movie cameos and hit songs. Produced, engineered, and mixed national broadcast ads. Composed, produced, engineered, and mixed scores for three feature films and several shorts, including Sam Jones’ “Miles to Go Before I Sleep” for Showtime. He’s also had Film and TV placements, including Dumb & Dumber, Zomblieland, Grey’s Anatomy, Nashville, and many more. He’s also a member of the band The Thorns with Matthew Sweet and Shawn Mullins.

In this episode, we discuss

Cassette Machines
Moving Around
Dad’s Group Homes
Washington State
Piano Lessons
Guitar
March of Crimes
Seattle Punk Rock
25th Hour
Mellow Vibe
Going Solo
Boombox Multitracking
Mike and Stone from Pearl Jam
Brendan O’Brien
Comping
Learning Recording as an Artist
Southern Tracks
Surviving
How Music is Made
Playing to the Venue
Doing Well
Producing
Building a Studio
Investing in Career
Moving into Audio
Arrangement vs. Mixing
Working on Commercials
Diversifying
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Meditating

Matt’s Rant: Automation

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #425 with Evan Bakke

WCA #425 with Evan Bakke – Power Station New England, Minneapolis Suburbs, Working with Fluff, Working for Prince, and Recording in Che Guevara’s House

My guest is Engineer/Mixer Evan Bakke, who is the chief engineer and studio manager at Power Station New England. Evan has worked with Jake Huffman, Prince, Chuck Leah, and Sam Nitsch.

In this episode, we discuss

Minneapolis Suburbs
Production School
Working with Fluff
Jim Scott Influence
Living in His Car
Bouncing Around
Moving to Bolivia
Recording in Che Guevara’s House
Trying out Nashville
Working for Prince
Power Station New England
Studio Manager Duties
Recording in Connecticut
Work/Life Balance

Matt’s Rant: Collectives

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #424 with Kevin Paul

WCA #424 with Kevin Paul – Pirate Radio, Getting into the Chair, Working with Nick Cave, Knowing Your Value, and Revamping Audio Education

My guest is Producer/Mixing/Mastering Engineer Kevin Paul who has worked with Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, David Bowie, Depeche Mode, Goldfrapp, and Paul Simon.

In this episode, we discuss

Growing up in London
Pirate Radio
Hip Hop Culture
DJing
Learning Signal Flow
Working for a Sleaze Bag
Konk Studios
Lesson Learned
Working Long Hours
Cooking Analogies
Mute
Archiving
Boy to Man
Getting into the Chair
Working with Nick Cave
Working at Abbey Road
Surround Mixing
Working Remote
Education Work
Kevin’s Podcast
Mixing Challenging Tracks
Knowing Your Value
UK Studio Health
Revamping Audio Education

Matt’s Rant: Freelance Challenges

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #423 with “Greazy” Wil Anspach

WCA #423 with “Greazy” Wil Anspach – Iraq War, Marine Corp, Purple Heart, Working at East West, Communication, and Those Tik Tok Posts

My guest is Producer/Engineer, Marine Corps veteran, and Purple Heart recipient “Greazy” Wil Anspach. Will has worked with Killer Mike, Jon Batiste, Vic Mensa, Zach de la Rocha.

In this episode, we discuss

Coal Mining Grandfather
Musical Mixtures
John, The Piano Player
Marine Corp
Military Training
Iraq War
The Slow Mover Award
Progressive Metal Band
Meth Head Engineer
Selling Tibetan Rugs
CRAS
Having a Child
East West History
Interviewing for an Internship
Working at East West
80 Hours a Week
Marriage and Divorce
Impact of The Marine Corp
Making Mistakes
Working Freelance
Robert Caranza
Personalities in Rap and Rock
Stepping Outside
Communication
Those Tik Tok Posts
The Role of Tracking

Matt’s Rant: Keeping Your House in Order

Links and Show Notes

Credits

Guest: “Greazy” Wil Anspach
Host: Matt Boudreau
Engineer: Matt Boudreau
Producer: Matt Boudreau
Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau
WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell
Announcer: Chuck Smith

WCA #422 with Mat Leffler-Schulman

WCA #422 with Mat Leffler-Schulman – The Bartender Analogy, Handling Money, Flooded Basements, Analog Mastering, and Oblique Strategies

My guest is Mat Leffler-Schulman, a mastering engineer based out of Baltimore, Maryland, who has worked with Jon Batiste, will.i.am, Blondie, Gipsy Kings, The National Symphony Orchestra, and Ice Cube.

In this episode, we discuss

Flooded Basements
DC Suburbs
Running a Studio
Spousal Business Partner
MTSU
Handling Money
Business Entities
Errors and Omissions
Row House Studio
Moving Overseas
The Finances of Remote Work
Moving to Mastering
The Bartender Analogy
Analog Mastering
Working from Home
Word of Mouth
Oblique Strategies
Mastering Process
Rates
Likes and Dislikes of Pro Audio
Work/Life Balance

Matt’s Rant: Holding the Line

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #421 with Raelynn Janicke

WCA #421 with Raelynn Janicke – Mastering and Managing, New York Hardcore, Absorbing New Info, Being a Good Hang, Staying Healthy, and Communication

My guest is Raelynn Janicke, a mastering engineer and studio manager for Infrasonic in Nashville. Raelynn has worked with The Shins, Hematite, J.R. Carroll, Kayla Hall, Talia Stewart, and Bazookatooth.

In this episode, we discuss

Growing up in Selkirk, NY
New York Hardcore
Alto Sax
Church
Moving to Boston
Computer Science
Crying in The Bathroom
A Capella
Moving to Nashville
Bartending
Reid Shippen
Getting Hired by Infrasonic
Mastering and Managing
Running a Mastering Facility
Absorbing New Info
Traffic Cop
Being Nice to People
Being a Good Hang
Communication
Client Focus
Billing Practices in Mastering
Work/Life Balance
Staying Healthy

Matt’s Rant: Personal Check In

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #420 with Hugh Padgham Part 2

WCA #420 with Hugh Padgham Part 2- Approach to Production, Gearbox Records, The Analog Sound, The Excess of the ’80s, and Not Cutting Corners

My guest is Grammy Winning Producer Hugh Padgham who has worked with Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Sting, Genesis, The Police, XTC, and David Bowie. He’s also well known for THE Gated Drum Sound on “In The Air Tonight.” This is Part 2 of a 2-part interview.

In this episode, we discuss

Approach to Production
Steve Lillywhite
Trust in Management
Producer Differences
The Excess of the ’80s
Comparing Eras of Recording
Superior Drummer
Budgets of Old
Mixing Workflow
Hugh’s Jazz Label
Gearbox Records
The Analog Sound
Thelonious Monk
Buddy Rich
The Momentum of Recording
Digital Recorders
Recording Sting
The iPod’s Effect
Home Studio Phase
PIL Metal Box
Not Cutting Corners
Finances for the Future
Divorce
Giving Back

Matt’s Rant: Saying Yes

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #419 with Hugh Padgham Part 1

WCA #419 with Hugh Padgham Part 1- Jingles, Recorders without Counters, Miles Copeland, Townhouse Studios, and THE Gated Drum Sound

My guest is Grammy Winning Producer Hugh Padgham who has worked with Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Sting, Genesis, The Police, XTC, and David Bowie. He’s also well known for THE Gated Drum Sound on “In The Air Tonight.”

In this episode, we discuss

Buckinghamshire Upbringing
Boarding School in Oxford
Led Zeppelin 1
Pipe Organ Building
Writing Studio Letters
Recorders without Counters
Working on Jingles
Getting Fired
Pie Studios
Lansdowne Studios
Virgin Records
Manor Studios
Townhouse Studios
SSL
NAB vs. CCIR
Getting into Production
Peter Gabriel
Steve Lillywhite
Phil Collins
XTC
THE Gated Drum Sound
Management
The Police and Miles Copeland
Points and Royalties
Non-Featured Artists
Residential Studio Hell

Matt’s Rant: Adapting

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #418 with Dave Greenberg

WCA #418 with Dave Greenberg – Finding Your Value, Studio Real Estate Lessons, Specializing, Learning from Failure, and a Spite Career

My guest is Grammy-Nominated mastering engineer Dave Greenberg who has worked with Lamb, Switchfoot, Gone is Gone, Niklas Paschburg, The Soft Moon, The Shotgun Wedding Quintet, Mickey Hart, Jelen, Feed the Rhino, and many more.

In this episode, we discuss

Photography and Music
Sound and Art
Spite Career
Bad Studio Experience
Assisting in Boston
Cutting Edge Audio
Steven Jarvis
BAYVC
Boomtown
Keller and Cohen
Fred Catero
ISDN
Matt Getting Fired
Moving to Florida
Buying Property
Sonopod
Bankers Hours
Mastering
Specializing
Finding a Building
Designing studio
Studio Real Estate Lessons
Learning from Failure
Finding Your Value

Matt’s Rant: The Love of Audio

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #417 with Pamela Parker

WCA #417 with Pamela Parker – Hyde Street Studios, Occupying Multiple Lanes, Collaboration, Growing Up In DC, and Penny Loafers with Dimes

My guest is Producer, Engineer & Funk Rock Artist Pamela Parker, based in San Francisco. Pamela has worked with Flor De Toloache, Iman Shumpert, and Shock-G and is also a staff engineer at the famed Hyde Street Studios.

In this episode, we discuss

Growing Up In DC
Oklahoma Stop
Penny Loafers with Dimes
Playing Numerous Instruments
Soul Searching
Reliving Critical Moments
Music School
Exposure to Studios
One World Studios
Electric Lady Studios
Citizen Cope
Managing Avalon Studios
Color and Music
Side Hustles
Rehearsal Studio/Studio Combo
Jam Cruise
Michael Franti
Maestro Curtis
East Coast
Hyde Street Studios
Singing and Engineering
Occupying Multiple Lanes
Vocal Coaching
Challenging Clients
Collaboration
Surviving

Matt’s Rant: Speaking to the Right Audience

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #416 with Jez riley French

WCA #416 with Jez riley French – Listening Below the Surface, Contact Mics and Hydrophones, Traces, Swapping Cassettes, and Music Shop Blokes

My guest is Sound Artist Jez riley French. Jez is widely regarded as having played a pivotal role in expanding the use of contact microphones, hydrophones, electromagnetic coils, ultrasonic detectors, geophones, and VLF receivers in the sound arts, sound design (for the screen, theatre, and radio), and music in a wide range of contexts. His work has included commissions and performances for

Tate Modern (UK)
The Whitworth (UK)
Paradise Air (Japan)
MoT – Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo (Japan)
Spikersuppa Lydgalleri, Oslo (Norway)
Baltic (UK)
Steklenik (Slovenia)
Museo Reina Sofia (Spain)
Catalyst Arts (N. Ireland)
Artisphere (USA)
Harpa (Iceland)
Mengi (Iceland)
The Wired Lab (Australia)
Mullae Art Space (Korea)
q-02 (Belgium)

In this episode, we discuss

Open Space of Yorkshire
New Wave and Punk
Sharp Recorder
Fascination with Listening
Sexism in Music
Contact Mics and Hydrophones
Listening Below the Surface
Pre-Internet Research
Music Shop Blokes
Swapping Cassettes
Feeling Right to Press Record
Traces
Setting up a Distribution Company
Durational Listening
The Emotion of Listening
Audio Memory
Recording Mediums
Sound Art
Making a Living
Field Recording Approaches
There Are No Rules
Influences

Matt’s Rant: Holiday Reset

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #415 with David Kalmusky

WCA #415 with David Kalmusky – Acid Dropping Hippies, Drum Lessons with Levon Helm, Advocating For Yourself, Addiction Studios, and Swinging the Bat Everyday

My guest is Grammy Nominated producer, engineer, session guitarist, and mixer David Kalmusky who has worked with Shawn Mendes, Carrie Underwood, Mötley Crue, Keith Urban, and Journey.

In this episode, we discuss

Stratford, Ontario
The Band
The Rebels/The Hawks
Acid Dropping Hippies
Drum Lessons with Levon Helm
Guitar Lessons with John Till
Family Friends
Addiction Studios
Career Growth in Canada
First Nashville Session
International Conduits
Swinging the Bat Everyday
Focus on the Body of Work
Overnetworking
Mistakes
Experimenting on Your Own Time
Underground Echo Chamber
Building a Workshop
Advocating For Yourself
Social Media Restraint
Division in the Studio
Education

Matt’s Rant: Rewriting Our Code From The Groundup

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #414 with Todd Burke

WCA #414 with Todd Burke – One-Stoplight Towns, Grandmaster Studios, Cocaine Trafficking, Sleeping on a Gobo, The Social Aspects of Recording, and All About Relationships

My guest is Grammy Nominated Recording Engineer Todd Burke, who has worked with Ben Harper, Jack Johnson, The Kooks, Belle and Sebastian, M83, and Fitz and the Tantrums.

In this episode, we discuss

One-Stoplight Towns
Colorado
Arizona
California
Conservatory of Arts and Sciences
Grandmaster Studios
Cocaine Trafficking
Sylvia Massey
Sleeping on a Gobo
Ben Harper
The Right Questions at The Right Time
The Social Aspect of Recording
Practicing on Downtime
Figuring Out Your Rate
All About Relationships
Record Better
Tony Hoffer
Affordable Tracking Needs
Enhanced Zoom Calls
Human Interaction

Matt’s Rant: Working Remotely

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #413 with Katie Tavini and Stephen Kerrison

WCA #413 with Katie Tavini and Stephen Kerrison – Running a Virtual Mastering Facility, Sharing Knowledge, The Right Reasons, Social Media Preferences, and Imposter Syndrome.

My guests today are mastering engineers Katie Tavini and Stephen Kerrison, 2/3rds of the virtual mastering facility/collective, Weird Jungle.

In this episode, we discuss

Running a Virtual Mastering Facility
Social Media Preferences
Quitting Archiving Job
Imposter Syndrome
Handling Attended Sessions
Liverpool Music Scene
Juggling Calendars
Love of Music
Sharing Knowledge
The Right Reasons
Rates

Matt’s Rant: Enveloping

Links and Show Notes

Credits

Guest: Katie Tavini & Stephen Kerrison
Host: Matt Boudreau
Engineer: Matt Boudreau
Producer: Matt Boudreau
Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau
WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell
Announcer: Chuck Smith

WCA #412 with Nathan Ruyle

WCA #412 with Nathan Ruyle – Growing Up on a Farm, The Wild West, Sound for Film, Bootstrapping and Staying Nimble

My guest today is a Sound Designer / Re-recording Mixer and founder of This Is Sound Design in Burbank, California. Nathan’s credits include Joyland – Cannes Jury Prize, Academy Awards, I Love My Dad – SXSW Jury & Audience Award, The Voyeurs – Amazon Studios United Skates – HBO, Academy Awards Short List Searching – Sony, Sundance.

In this episode, we discuss

Growing up on a Farm
Scouting
Theater
Singing in Bands
Technology Exposure
Sound Design for Theater
Saint Louis
Cal Arts
Survival
Walt Disney
The Wild West
Coming to California
Building Studios
Making Your Own Way
The Film Industry
Analog vs. Digital Production
Studio Consolidation
NPR and Marketplace
Mixing Efficiency
Bootstrapping
Leasing to Own Gear
Indie Film
Staying Nimble
Financial Track Record

Matt’s Rant: Detours

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #411 with James “Fluff” Harley

WCA #411 with James “Fluff” Harley – The Origin of Fluff, Hockeytown USA, Fear of the Unknown, Operating at a Top Level, and Surviving the Prince Bootcamp

My guest today is Engineer/Mixer James “Fluff” Harley, who has worked with KoRn, Prince, and Yumi Matsutoya.

In this episode, we discuss

The Origin of Fluff
Hockey Town USA
Car Accident
Recording School
Fear of the Unknown
Craving Knowledge
Crazy Synchronizing
Operating at a Top Level
Tough Skin
Being a Facilitator
Magic in The Booth
Taking a Year Off
Moving to LA
Audio Test Kitchen
Los Angeles
Surviving the Prince Bootcamp
Making a Living
The Stress of the Music Biz
Getting up at 5 AM
Figuring Out What to be Paid
Working with Korn

Matt’s Rant: Making Lists!

Links and Show Notes

Credits

Guest: James “Fluff” Harley
Host: Matt Boudreau
Engineer: Matt Boudreau
Producer: Matt Boudreau
Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau
WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell
Announcer: Chuck Smith

WCA #410 Guest Impact

WCA #410 The Impact of WCA Guests – The Emotion of A Mix, Field Recording, Backing Up and Archiving, The Cup Test, and the Many Lessons Learned.

Engineer, theatrical sound designer, and editor of WCA Anne-Marie Pleau joins Matt to discuss the impact that particular WCA guests have had on each of them.

In this episode, we discuss

Michael Brauer
Jessica Thompson
George Vlad
Field Recording
Backing Up and Archiving
The Emotion of A Mix
Brian Charles
Saving Masters from a Fire
Tchad Blake
Leslie Braithwaite
Staying Steps Ahead
The Cup Test
Sara Carter
Getting into audio as an adult
Bryan Matheson
Dan Johnson
Working Your Say Up The Ladder
Survival
Andrew Scheps
Steve Albini
Piper Payne
Leslie Braithwaite

Matt’s Rant: Dealing with Burnout

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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

WCA #409 with Roy Silverstein

WCA #409 with Roy Silverstein – Golden Handcuffs, Burning Out on the Corporate Life, Building a Studio, Taking a Paycut, and No Regrets

My guest is Engineer and studio owner Roy Silverstein who has worked with Stephen El Rey, The Verigolds, The Finches, Matelotage, and Blue Largo. Roy owns Rarefied Recording in San Diego.

In this episode, we discuss

Evanston, Illinois
The House Piano
Playing Guitar
University of Miami
Working for Qualcomm
Moonlighting as a Recording Engineer
Burning Out on the Corporate Life
Working with Wes Lachot
Building a Studio
Golden Handcuffs
Taking a Paycut
No Regrets
Looking Ahead
Neve Genesys
Marketing His Studio
Working with Interns

Matt’s Rant: Doing It Yourself

Links and Show Notes

Credits

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