Thanks Jeremy - you are right - we did get a direct line-out from the mixer for recording the audio and I was watching the stream through the entire seminar, so we should have everything. I've got all the files local now, so this week will begin the process of piecing through everything and doing the cuts/edits to get it all ready to be published.

We will be releasing the whole audio feed as a special podcast episode on our website and will release the audio/video to Youtube once we have it all ready.

Stay tuned, as I'll post back once it's ready to go!

Thank you so much for the kind words. We take the charge seriously and wanted to do the best we could. There were a few wireless challenges, but we pushed through and made it work out. It put a smile on my face to see John and Python talking to each other and I did a few passes through the room and everyone looked to be really engaged in the discussion.

All that being said, it was an *HONOR* for Brent and I to be involved in this. Thank you Jeremy for the opportunity and thank you James and Al for your help and coordination and thank you to John for the engagement... I could hear the feeling in his voice while he was talking to Python - it made it real.

It took everyone to get it done and the team made it happen!

We were taking up a donation for Python (and Barry) during the show, so we'll be tallying that up very soon and I'll also post back on the total collected.

-Whitney

FYI by way of follow-up to everyone on this. We're working on the audio and video from the seminar. We hope to have it finished up and through post-production very soon. We'll post back as soon as it's ready to go!

We've got it all done now. I apologize for the delay - Brent and I easily had 12+ hours (each) on editing. Convention center audio is not our friend, and we took a lot of time to ensure that the audio and video are as good as they can possibly be.

All the details are in the next post!

FYI to everyone that we've now got all of the audio and video processed for what is our last episode covering the 2014 Louisville Arcade Expo.

This episode is a real treat, as we get time with both John Trudeau as well as Python Anghelo. John reviews a slide show with highlights from his career and the games he has worked on over the years and talks quite a bit about the new Mustang pinball from Stern.

We then bring Python into the interview via a Skype video call where John and Python talk very candidly about Python's time in the industry.

This is all that much more poignant, as this wound up being Python's last public appearance before his passing on April 9th, 2014.

We want to thank Jeremy, Matt & Joe at the Louisville Arcade Expo, John Trudeau for his wonderful content and overseeing this opportunity as well as James Loflin for his help coordinating the schedule with Python. If I've left anyone out, it is completely unintentional and please accept our apologies.

The special audio presentation is available directly on our site -

http://www.brokentoken.com/podcast-e...pythonanghelo/

The video of the seminar session is also available directly as well.