Born Rotary Rory Barton

There are many great things about June 3. Alan Ginsberg was born on this day. Did you know he signed papers to have his mother lobotomized? Y'do now! Happy Birthday to our sound engineer and post op sound op doc. (Dutch birthday cake emoji)

Once in a great while you are touched by a man.
This episode is dedicated to that man. 
Helping us dedicate this episode to that man is Frank Leyden.
Just to be clear we are not talking about Prince, sad to see him go.

A decade ago something great launched on public access television.
Congratulations to those brave pioneers who could not have forseen the benefit of highspeed intenet connections, video on mobile devices, or a platform that touches the planet like YouTube.
Were they as brave as Carol Burnett? The David Bowie of the Intermountain West? Would Edward R. Murrow be proud?
No. The answer to these is no.
But we can say that their Alumni have gone on to great things: Emmy's, VMA Nominations, Roses, Conservancies, marriages, births, deaths- well maybe not yet..., the only private Big Ten University, beers, we could go on.
We will go on.

A travelogue of sorts. 
We meet Ryan Stumpe, we think it's him at least. He recorded the sound, with MadScirvs and Tee-Weezie in the mobile studio, a first of it's kind.
Jon Monteverde edit and designed post sound.
This epsiode is stranger than fiction, because it actually happened this way...

Born Rotary welcomes and helps unpack Sam del Rosario's bindle. What secrets await within?!
Jon Monteverde supplies sound design, recording, editing and some sweet research that unearthed some sweet royalty free music...
Hat tip to Ross Bugden!

We're joined by noted ad man Hassan Ali where we discuss life transitions.
Jon Monteverde transitions the volume and effects across the showscape.
Check out Hassan on Twitter @hassanisms