CommsCast
By Clear-Com
Celebrating 50 years of intercom innovation, Clear-Com discusses where we came from, what we have done, and where we are going.
CommsCastApr 17, 2018
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San Diego Opera Partners with Event Wave for First-of-its-Kind Drive-In Opera Performance Part II
In episode two of this two-part podcast series, Clear-Com President, Bob Boster, is joined by “La bohème’s” Stage Manager, Mike Janney, to discuss stage management for Opera in general, as well as the unique elements of cueing “La bohème,” the drive-in opera.
It begins with discussing Jany’s journey leading up to his position as Stage Manager for this production.
Jun 18, 202144:31
San Diego Opera Partners with Event Wave for First-of-its-Kind Drive-In Opera Performance
In episode one of this two part podcast series, Clear-Com President, Bob Boster, sits down with Event Wave’s Director of Operations & Audio Engineer, Ross Goldman, for an insightful podcast discussion about the inherent acoustical and communications challenges that exist when you move a classical performance out of a world-class venue and into a dirt parking lot.
Jun 03, 202143:22
CommsCast: Life in Full Duplex - Part 2
How does it possibly make business sense to sell a product that lasts for decades, is virtually 50years reverse-compatible, and works with competitors’ products? Clear-Com is celebrating it’s 50th anniversary this year. In part two of CommsCast: Life in Full Duplex, we dive into these questions and explore what Clear-Comhasin store for the next 50years...
Oct 08, 201818:59
CommsCast - Episode 1: The Early Days at Clear-Com
In episode 1, we go back in time to the beginning of Clear-Com with our guide Emily Shaw as she speaks with Charlie Butten and Ed Fitzgerald about the trials and tribulations faced by the growing company. There are surprises along the way from the trial and error start, to the invention of the original analog partyline, to the incorporation of digital partyline with HelixNet, bringing the whole partyline concept full circle.
Apr 17, 201817:30