Episode 4 was recorded, once again, with the generosity of Concordia University and The Professor Paul Berkbigler, to who at this point we owe pretty much our entire show. Hot on the heels of Stefan Bucher's appearance at the school a few weeks ago, none other than Jim Sherraden of Hatch Show Print fame was in town and we had the incredible opportunity to sit down with him for breakfast and a show (separately, unfortunately) to talk about Hatch -- past, present, and future. Jim turned out to be one of the kindest people I've ever met, and was very gracious with his time and his stories. Hatch continues to be the best place to get a poster on the whole planet, so if you haven't faxed them your love for a while, I whole-heartedly suggest it.
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That episode graphic would SO win an award.
If I was wanting to send [or fax] that hand-written letter to Mr. Sharraden for a future internship where might I send it?
Josh Reith, they list there mailing address, fax and phone on the Country Music Hall of Fame website here.
Good luck with the internship, I know Bennett learned a ton during his.
I enjoyed the Hatch Show Print exhibit when it was in Salina, KS a year or so ago. (I think Salina may be Jim's hometown.) Somehow, I missed this podcast until driving home from work today. I thoroughly enjoyed this show!
I have a Hatch Showprint "Gravy - Sop It Up... It's Good" poster on my office door. I share an office quad with several other computer profs and I'm by far the one with the best decorations.