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Thanks To Your Terrific Response, The Star Trek Podcast Is Now Downloadable

Mon, Sep 9, 2018
by Drew McManus
Adaptistration People 048
Thanks to everyone who took a moment to reach out with feedback about last Friday’s Music of Star Trek Podcast. Hands down, the most requested feature was to make the pilot episode downloadable and as of now, that’s exactly what you can do. Just look for the little download icon on the SoundCloud file. If
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The Music Of Star Trek Podcast

Fri, Sep 9, 2018
by Drew McManus
Sometimes you just want to have some fun and geek out with your friends and that’s precisely the motivation for this podcast about the music of Star Trek. It features four of my friends, each from different segments of the classical music field, getting together and geeking out about the music of Star Trek. Ceci
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#TBT We Need A Podcast About The Music Of Star Trek

Thu, Aug 8, 2018
by Drew McManus
Adaptistration People 055
Under the heading of music should be fun, today’s #TBT post is serving double duty. Not only will it highlight a post from the past but it’s going to tease an upcoming special event, and…spoiler alert…it’s Star Trek focused. First up, let’s do the #TBT thing. It’s nearly a decade old but every bit as
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Shhh…Recovery In Process

Fri, Aug 8, 2018
by Drew McManus
Adaptistration People 135
I am so looking forward to getting back into a productive work routine. Fortunately, all of the office renovations are officially complete, the furniture is moved in, office cats are settling down, and there’s a full weekend to get caught up. That means I can finally get back to writing the Seattle Symphony Orchestra (SSO)
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#TBT Oregon Bach Fest Still Digging Up

Thu, Aug 8, 2018
by Drew McManus
If the Oregon Bach Festival (OBF) hoped time might soften its beleaguered status, a painstaking comprehensive review of their season written by veteran culture journalist Tom Manoff and published in the 8/13/2018 edition of Oregon ArtsWatch demonstrates those aspirations have yet to materialize. Manoff paints a picture of OBF as a group struggling to dig
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