Event Masters Podcast

In this podcast I go over how to better understand the reputation of a meeting venue or hotel for corporate meetings by checking that sites customer reviews.   A great place to get reviews are at Tripadvisor, Yelp!, Angieslist, and Cvent  as well as their own Facebook pages and Their Twitter accounts.   Also, I mention a great tool for LinkedIn to get things running on autopilot.   Check out the show and let me know what you think!   Thanks for taking the time to listen.   Transcript:   Hello Event Professionals, my name is Jorge Lopez with Adroit Sound & Entertainment and this is Event Masters Podcast episode #2   This is a podcast that is for event professionals by event professionals where we interview guests and answer your questions about things that are event related to help each other out with issues that we all have or go through.   First, I want to Thank you so much for making this show a part of your day, I know you have many different podcast choices to listen to on iTunes, spreecast, and even

Snow Notes At: bit.ly/EMP01ep   Links Mentioned in The Episode: none   Cheat Sheet: Thank you so much! I want to take this moment to thank you for taking the time out of your day to listen to the show. I know you have many choices and because you choose to listen to this show, I am forever grateful. In this episode I talk about 8 ways to make sure your DJ has got you covered. Firstly,  It is imperative that you choose a wedding DJ who will be the right fit for your taste, style and personality. Are you looking for some that is Energetic and outgoing? Quite and Laid Back? Or Perhaps even somewhere in between. Second, Does age matter? 1.  Will your wedding have any unique cultural traditions the DJ should be familiar with? 2. What price range are you looking to stay within. There are many different DJ available at many different price points. If your budget is low in this area then it might be best to do it yourself, and by that  I mean, use your own iPod or iPhone [mp3 player] or use a friend's with a playli

Snow Notes At:  bit.ly/Episode00   Links Mentioned in The Episode: none   Cheat Sheet:  Thank you so much! I want to thank you for taking the time out of your day to listen to the show. I know you have many choices and because you choose to listen to me I am grateful. What the show use to be like. I go into what the show was before and who we use to interview Todays Podcast is just an introduction about the formality of the show and a  little about myself. I Read a Few Pharaghraphs of Napoleon Hills, "Think and Grow Rich" and talk about how it relates  The Laws of Attraction are real! I Talk About My Past. How I crave being apart of a community. The Show I want to provide you with AWESOME Content. Bring you some interviews form 'Event Masters.' and I'm hoping in the near future you'll be leaving a Message to play on a future Podcast Episode. Not going to give you a lot of Chit-Chat on future shows, so that I don't waste your time. I want to bring inspiration to you and to myself Who's This Pod

ILL MuRRaY (aka Mustache Marty) and once known as MC DoG is a South Pasadena native. A Dj, MC, and drummer who traveled south from the Pacific Northwest back in fall of 2006. ILL MuRRaY has played with various bands including Domex5, The Negatives, and The Suits. Had 2 albums releases with hip-hop group Ebonic $ymphonic in 2004 and 2005. And under the previous alias of MC DoG, Ill MuRRay recorded a solo hip-hop album in his senior year, titled The Pullout Method (2006). At the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, WA. ILL MuRRaY met Amygdla, (Listen to his Soundcloud Here). Together they performed at house parties and events that took them deeper into mixing house and producing their own beats soon after. Under the group name, Same Cup they began making their own Punk/Reggae sound and performing at house parties and events. Until finally they formed the live band, The Doom Clap. Spinning dubstep, glitch and hip-hop and even incorporating live drum sets within their mixes.            Marty quickly decided t

Do you like electronic music? Are you a DJ? Or ever thought of becoming one? How about incorporating video into your mixes? To find out more about how this is done I interview Saint Jaboi AKA Chucky2Nice. A Seattle Native now living in Los Angeles that mixes his beats just a little different than most. The Adroit Sound and Entertainment podcast  is a show where we talk to new and upcoming DJ’s, Bands, and Event Producers. We ask questions about how they got started, where they came from and where they’re at in their careers. This show is designed to talk to these artists and get a glimpse of there humble begins and their [hopefully] crazy and wild days to come. And of course to learn from their mistakes. Because the biggest mistake is not to make any! Saint Jaboi uses a mixture of old video clips and self-made animation edited with multiple video editing software to manipulate both the sound [waves] of his electronic music and the video and turns it into a whole new experience. It brings something very uniqu

Every month at Jones Coffee in Pasadena, CA. Event Producer Maya Guice will be putting together a series of Events with local musicians and bands. Last month, the 2nd of the Second Saturdays series, featured Funk and Soul with bands, "Ortega" and "The Bopguns". And a Local Highlight, an amazing 13 year old singer/songwriter, Charlie Hickey. This month [July] on the 13th, Second Saturdays will be presenting Rock Pop and Alternative Featuring: "The 88s" and "Sanglorians" with the Local Spotlight going to Julio Mejia. Julio is a solo acoustic rock artist. His musical background is influenced by alternative rock, pop, folk, and classical. And by such artist as Green Day, Death Cab for Cutie, and Volovan (a Mexican pop rock band). In 2000 Julio Mejia started playing bass in local bands. In '07 he started writing music for himself to perform in local venues. In addition to writing and performing his acoustic material he is also working on a new project under the same name of Mark Hazard. Listen to this podcast to