Voices From A Boom Town
Voices From A Boom Town
Stephen Harrod
Voices From a Boom Town is a podcast hosted by sound engineer Stephen Harrod. Guests come from all walks of the creative fields. On the show we recall what inspired them to do what they do. Creativity and innovation are a necessity for being human. On the podcast we explore the artists’ motivations and the wonderful places this creativity can take us.
EP20-Scenic Painter Jamie McElrath
Jamie's website can be viewed here.
Jan 28, 2024
54 min
EP19-Singer Songwriter Brenda Carsey
I call Brenda "The Queen of the Scene!" I met her while she was hosting an open mic in Highland Park. She's one of the hardest working musicians I know. We talk about growing up in a non-art house and her awakening into becoming an artist.Brenda's website can be found here. 
Nov 18, 2023
53 min
EP18-Recording Engineer James Meder
I met James at an open mic in Highland Park, Los Angeles. Not only is James an accomplished songwriter but he has his own recording space, Pique Recording.  We'd had a lovely chat about his fascination with chasing tones and the importance with always having an ear for different sounds.James' body of work can be viewed here.
Oct 19, 2023
49 min
EP17-Set Designer Drew Bender
Drew's work can be found here.
Sep 17, 2023
47 min
EP16-Set Costumer Reena Ray
Aug 19, 2023
56 min
EP-15 Producer Kim Sherman
I met Kim in 2015. She is the real deal when it comes to producers. We converse about her beginnings growing up in Missouri and working on projects that require a "boots on the ground" approach. Kim's website can be view here.
Jul 20, 2023
1 hr
EP13-Makeup Artist Julie Hassett
I met Julie on set in 2017. She's been working as a makeup artist and body painter for many years in the industry. We talked about her beginnings and the relationship she has with actors and clients and the trust that is involved.Julie's website can be viewed here.
Apr 25, 2023
53 min
EP11- Supplemental: The History of World Film
Professor Fred Harrod dives into the films he taught and their cultural significance.Films discussed:The Great Train Robbery (1903)M (1931)Scarface (1932)Citizen Kane (1941)Gojira (1954)On The Waterfront (1954)Psycho (1960)Some Like It Hot (1959)Dr. Strangelove (1964)Buck Privates (1941)
Feb 3, 2023
49 min
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