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One Hour To Doors
One Hour To Doors: A podcast about the business and soul of the festivals and events industry. Every episode explores the people, issues, insights and trends impacting the enterprise of bringing people and communities together in common cause.
Your host, renowned PNW event producer and 2023 Washington Festivals and Events Association Hall of Fame inductee Jon Stone offers you a seat at the table in conversations that take you onstage and backstage, from the production office to the board room, and throughout the broad community of participants who come together to create the magic of live events.
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Episodes
23 episodes
Terry Currier - Music Retail
Prepare to be swept away by the vinyl revival as we sit down with Terry Currier, the maestro behind Music Millennium Record Store and the co-founder of National Record Store Day. Terry's tale is one for the books, spanning a remarkable 52 years...
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Season 2
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Episode 23
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1:10:25
DJ Indica Jones - Artist
This conversation with DJ Indica Jones buzzes with stories about passion, dedication, and a rhythmic journey from Phoenix heat to the cool vibes of the Nectar Lounge in Fremont. We spun through Indica's origin story, touching on the influence o...
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Season 2
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Episode 22
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50:37
Susan Den - Non Profit Finance
Embark on a revealing exploration with industry finance expert Susan Den, unravelling the intricate dance of finance, HR, and strategy in the nonprofit realm. Susan's prestigious transition from the thrill of amusement parks to the nuanced worl...
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Season 2
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Episode 21
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55:05
Amy Maxwell - Ticketing
This week we sit down with Amy Maxwell, the trailblazing force behind Ticket Tomato, for an in-depth conversation that's as ripe and juicy as the company's namesake. Amy's personal crusade for a better way of event ticketing has reshaped the la...
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Season 2
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Episode 20
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1:25:25
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Renee Munholand - Rigging
Imagine leaving the predictable comforts of a dental office for the dizzying heights of high-rigging in the entertainment industry. That's the story of Renee Munholand, whose remarkable career leap has seen her ensure the safety and success of ...
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Season 2
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Episode 19
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59:06
Jane Zalutsky - Leadership
From her pirouettes in New York to steering Seattle's most vibrant festivals and innovative events, Jane Zalutsky's journey is nothing short of a masterclass in fearlessness in the arts and entertainment space. This episode is a treasure trove ...
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Season 2
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Episode 18
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42:06
John McEuen - Musicians Perspective
This week we visit with the illustrious John McEuen, whose fingers have danced across banjo strings to the rhythm of a music revolution. Reflecting on his journey, John transports us from his first brush with Hank Williams' "Jambalaya" to the h...
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Season 2
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Episode 17
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44:18
Rick Olsen - Pyrotechnics
Join us for a fireworks extravaganza of conversation with Rick Olsen, owner of Pyro and Fire FX in Gig Harbor, Washington. Discover his transformative journey from firefighter to pyrotechnician, as Rick recounts the heights he's scaled, both li...
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Season 2
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Episode 16
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38:41
Mardig Sheridan - Strategic Envisioning
Ever found yourself in a room with someone whose very presence changes the air, sparking a light bulb moment that shifts your career trajectory? That's the magic Mardig Sheridan brought to Jon's world, and in our latest episode, we navigate his...
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Season 2
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Episode 15
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1:07:48
Kiddus Fecto - Emerging Artist
This week we meet a young artist at the beginning of his career. When Seattle's own Kiddus Fecto traded his basketball aspirations for the pulsing heart of music, a star was born in the lush soundscapes of the Pacific Northwest. This episode si...
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Season 2
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Episode 14
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27:01
Jon Stone: One Hour To Doors Season 1 Wrap Up
One Hour To Doors host Jon Stone reviews the inaugural season of this podcast. From fostering understanding of human gatherings and the event industry's role in ensuring safety, to sharing his recent experiments with field recording that transf...
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Season 1
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Episode 13
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20:53
Beth Knox - Leadership
Our guest, Beth Knox, renowned PNW event producer and President and CEO of the Seattle Sports Commission, unveils her fascinating story of venturing into the world of event production, embracing her fears, and discovering her own voice through ...
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Season 1
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Episode 12
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28:00
George Sharp - Economic Development
Get ready for fun as we take you on a remarkable journey with George Sharp, a pioneering figure in the PNW festivals and events industry. From his beginnings as a gorilla balloon-gram performer, to becoming the first mascot of the National Lent...
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Season 1
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Episode 11
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54:10
Peggy Doering - Valleyfest
Ever wondered how a small community event can transform into a buzzing festival with 34,000 annual visitors? Well, your curiosity ends here. Join us as we journey into the heart of Washington's festival culture with Peggy Doering, the Executive...
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Season 1
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Episode 10
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58:06
Wintergrass Festival with Wendy Tyner
Did you know Wintergrass, a music festival committed to fostering young talent and offering unforgettable experiences, has an intriguing history and uniquely vibrant culture? Dive into this discussion with...
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Season 1
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Episode 9
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38:06
Annie DiMartino - Arts Without Barriers Initiative
When the world fell quiet during the pandemic, Annie DiMartino, Deputy Director of Performing Arts Center Eastside, found a way to bring back the music. With a background in the nonprofit sector and a passion for performing arts, Annie conceptu...
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Season 1
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Episode 8
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46:59
Musician's Perspective: Country Dave Harmonson
Country Dave Harmonson is woven into the fabric of the Pacific Northwest music scene. A true guitar man, for six decades now Dave has made his living with six strings, a microphone, an...
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Season 1
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Episode 7
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53:32
Toni Aspin Part 2 - Transformative Learning
This episode is Part 2 of 2 of Jon sitting down with his present day mentor, sounding board and dear friend Toni Aspin. These sessions were recorded at Toni’s office in historic and arts-centric Port Townsend,...
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Season 1
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Episode 6
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1:04:31
Toni Aspin Part 1 - Financial Storytelling
Jon sits down with his present day mentor, sounding board and dear friend Toni Aspin.Toni's career story to date is as remarkable as it is eclectic. She has been the executive director at Centrum Arts ...
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Season 1
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Episode 5
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52:47
Frank Sebastian - Emergency Management
Frank Sebastian is president of Emergency Management Group - Washington, a non-profit organization providing services to the festivals and events industry. EMG is comprised largely of current and former FEMA and...
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Season 1
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Episode 4
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24:32
Riley Stockton - Spokane Hoopfest
Checking in with the Executive Director of Spokane Hoopfest, Riley Stockton. Spokane Hoopfest is the largest 3-on-3 basketball tournament in the world, held in Spokane, Washington annually in June....
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Season 1
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Episode 3
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52:48
Festival Arts Programming with Chris Weber
Today we are catching up with Jon's old friend and former Bumbershoot colleague, Chris Weber. Chris is one of the most esteemed festivals arts programmers in the PNW and he has been performing his multidisciplinary arts magic for communities la...
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Season 1
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Episode 2
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