Is Breakfast Included‪?‬ Bernie Guerra and Lisa Lederman

In this week’s episode, I am back in the driver’s seat and interviewing my podcast partner Bernie Guerra about his recent work with Duran Duran and U2. Bernie shares behind-the-scenes details of the U2 Las Vegas Sphere residency, what it was like looking after Adam Clayton, and some of the differences between working a residency and being on tour. We also discuss his recent nine-date run with Duran Duran and how it felt like getting back to the “old family.” We reflect on our podcast’s journey, a few of our favorite interviews, and our appreciation of our supportive listeners.





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In this week’s episode, we sit down with veteran FOH engineer Karl “Snake” Newton. Snake discusses his background as a bassist turned sound engineer, as well as his use of innovative technologies like virtual soundchecks and snapshot automation. He also shares his unique perspective on live sound mixing and some of the challenges that come with delivering consistent audio quality on tour.


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In this week’s episode we are joined by UK-based Systems Engineer, Wayne Hall. Wayne's impressive portfolio includes working with Lady Gaga, Roger Waters, and Duran Duran. He tells us how he got into audio engineering and about some of the technical challenges he faces during gigs. He shares his thoughts on the importance of maintaining a positive attitude and strong camaraderie among tour crews. Wayne also discusses the latest advancements in audio technology and their impact on live sound production.



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This week we sit down with Scarlett Deering, a versatile violinist and fiddler who performs in both touring bands and recording sessions. Scarlett talks about the differences between playing violin and fiddle, and the nuances of being a side musician, and the excitement and pressures of touring. She also discusses overcoming self-doubt and the importance of supporting fellow musicians in the industry.



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In this week’s episode, we chat with a true innovator of visual art in entertainment, Gary Oldknow. Gary takes us through his eclectic career from conducting autopsies to pioneering projection mapping and enhancing concerts through visual storytelling. Learn about his contributions to the evolution of concert experiences, his methods for creating emotional connections through imagery, and the events that fueled his creative pursuits.



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On the show this week, Lisa and Bernie sit down with Allison David, a Dallas-based food and product photographer. Allison discusses her journey into photography, the technical aspects of her craft, and the importance of authenticity in her work. She also gives us a glimpse into her creative process, the challenges of freelancing, and her desire to create unique culinary/photography experiences to inspire others.



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