LIGHT TALK is a show featuring three seasoned professional lighting designers and educators who discuss the latest developments in the world of live entertainment and architectural lighting design. Steve Woods (SMU), Stan Kaye (University of Florida), and David Jacques (California State University Long Beach) offer sage, and sometimes controversial advice to professionals and students of lighting design. Nothing is Taboo, Nothing is Sacred, and very little makes sense. more

Welcome to the podcast about Lighting Matters! Our unflinching conversations uncover the nuances and complexities that shape the craft of lighting design. Tune in to explore the pivotal 'whys' behind a lighting designer's choices and find honest answers to your most challenging lighting questions, because Lighting Matters. more

Martin Klaasen is an award winning lighting designer with more than 40 years of experience in the lighting industry. Back in 2009 Martin blogged about his experiences on a daily basis for a full year. This compilation of blogs became his first book titled Light Talk, A Year in the Life of Light. His second book, Light Talk 2, offers an incredible insight on how the lighting industry has evolved; a compilation of 16 years of writing for Lighting Today Magazine. In 2020 Martin made the transition from his written blog to recording his blog on video, which is now the Light Talk Vlog, where Martin shares his experiences throughout the year in the life of a professional lighting designer; the challenges, opportunities, the business and future of the lighting design industry. Welcome to the Light Talk Podcast, an extension of Martin's vlogs now capturing a wider listening audience. We hope you all thoroughly enjoy the journey. This first episode commencing August 2020 to kick start the new financial year. more

Lighting for Profits is your #1 source for all things landscape lighting. Whether you are looking to learn about lighting design, lighting installation, or just need helpful tips on how to start or grow your landscape lighting business, you are in the right place. We will discuss how to go from being business operator to business owner. If you want to increase your profits, you'll need to focus on 3 things: Increasing your price, Increasing your # of qualified leads, Increasing your closing rate. With over 18 years of experience in the landscape lighting industry, Ryan Lee reveals the secrets behind his success in the landscape lighting industry. After selling his multi-million dollar landscape lighting company in 2019, Ryan Lee started Landscape Lighting Secrets - The world's first business coaching program dedicated to the landscape lighting industry. Although it wasn't always easy and perfect, Ryan had figured out ways to grow his lighting business faster and smoother than his competition. Ryan now dedicates his time to helping others start and grow their own landscape lighting businesses and divisions. So far, Ryan has helped Landscape Lighting Secrets members generate over $55 million in revenue from landscape lighting. If you want to grow your landscaping business, holiday lighting business, or are an electrician, or an integrator looking to grow your AV business, Lighting For Profits is the place to start. To learn more about the top Landscape Lighting community in the world, visit: https://landscapelightingsecrets.com Contact EmeryAllen through their website and mention Lighting For Profits to get contractor pricing. https://emeryallen.com more

the lives of theatrical designers

Lighting Designer Luke Stratton sits down with various lighting designers, directors, and programmers from the live music industry to find out what makes them tick, what tools they use to get the job done, and what it means to be a wizard, a mad scientist, and sometimes even a Jedi. more

We're here to help you create extraordinary lighting for your event. In the podcast, we bring you tips, tricks, ideas, and explain how to make great lighting in a variety of contexts. more

Lighting Designers James Farncombe and Bruno Poet host conversations about the complex and sometimes messy business of making theatre. With guests from all aspects of production, from directors and designers to actors, stage managers, technicians, builders and producers, the aim is to create a broader awareness of all things involved in bringing a show to the stage. more

Lighting, special effects and video are used to create moments of stage magic. The choices a lighting designer makes about how a set and actors are lit have a major impact on the mood of a scene. The National Theatre's Lighting Department deploys everything from the humble parcan to complex automated lights. more

Stage and Theatrical Lighting in the modern world. Chris is a Designer Relations Developer for Ayrton Lighting, international touring lighting director, programmer and columnist who has dedicated his life to solving problems through pragmatic decision making and mindfulness. He strives to invoke emotion through color, atmosphere and beauty. This podcast takes time to share the unique philosophies, experiences and knowledge that have allowed him and his colleagues to succeed in the hard knocks business of rock 'n roll touring. more

Featuring leading practitioners of the art, craft, and business of entertainment lighting, we serve the need for user-driven information in the hope of creating a forum for sincere, unscripted community interaction. more

Diving into the honest, creative, challenging, and fun human part of how design really happens - all with a little love for light along the way. Featuring creative minds who walk into their own story - from designers to manufacturers, innovators, and professors - unpack their vision, ideas, accomplishments, and habits that make it happen! more

Talk About the Industry is an interview based podcast aimed at showcasing the amazing professionals working in the Arts & Entertainment Industry. In each episode our host—Matt Miller, a professional Lighting Designer—brings on a different guest from his wide range of industry contacts. Theatrical Designers, Choreographers, Dancers, Directors, Production Staff, and many more come on to talk about who they are, what they do, and how they got started. more

Welcome to the Light Lounge, the first podcast for high-end and super aware lighting designers that put the experience of place in the center of their attention. Love! more

Join industry powerhouses Ron Kuszmar and C. Webster Marsh as they flip the switch on everything happening in the world of lighting controls. From cutting-edge technology and design best practices to hilarious field stories and deep-dive interviews with the pros shaping the future of our industry, this is the podcast that turns complex topics into bright ideas. Whether you're a seasoned engineer, a designer obsessed with perfect dimming curves, or a newcomer trying to make sense of networks, sensors, and standards, Ron and Webster bring insight, clarity, and a whole lot of personality. Expect honest conversations, practical takeaways, and the kind of industry wisdom you can only get from people who've seen (and programmed) it all. Smart buildings. Better design. Brilliant conversations. If lighting controls are your world—or you want them to be—this is the show you don't want to miss. more

QolorTOPIX is City Theatrical's new podcast series featuring some of the most unique lighting professionals in the entertainment lighting business, ranging from every sector of light, from film, television, theater, dance, music, themed entertainment, art, and architecture. Hosted by City Theatrical's Marketing Team, the QolorTOPIX Light Conversations podcast series explores the lives of amazing practitioners of light, with the goal of discussing their careers, projects, favorite tools, and vision for the future of the lighting industry. more

If you own an outdoor service business and want to add landscape lighting—or already run a lighting company and want to scale—this podcast is for you.Join The 3 Lighting Amigos (Nate Mullen, Captain Matt, Shane Duffy) as we dive deep into the world of landscape lighting design, installation, marketing, and business growth. Featuring the Godfather of Landscape Lighting and lighting business owners pulling in over $1 million in revenue annually, we bring 50+ years of combined experience to the table. more

This podcast is part of a research-in-practice project on sustainability in the lighting design field. We believe that sharing information harnesses the power of the collective genius, leading to innovation. And that together, we can push our profession towards a more sustainable development at a faster rate. This project is carried out by lighting designer Isabel Villar & sustainability specialist Maha Shalaby. more

Beyond The Bulb is a podcast about lighting, design, and everything in between.Hosted by Ella, The Design Mixologist, and Steve, Managing Director of UREKA, the show goes beyond fixtures and formulas to explore how light and design work together to shape spaces and experiences.Through honest conversations, industry insight, and real project stories, we dive into creativity, technical thinking, collaboration, and the realities of the design world. From lighting and architecture to interiors, controls, and process, Beyond the Bulb is for designers, architects, creatives, students, and anyone curious about how thoughtful design really comes together. more

Two lighting nerds talking about event lighting

Helping lighting professionals design better, sell smarter, and grow stronger.Hosted by Patrick Harders, CEO of Sterling Lighting and owner of Dayloom, The Lighting Coach Podcast is the ultimate resource for landscape lighting professionals looking to elevate their craft and stay ahead of industry trends. Featuring expert insights, real-world success stories, and game-changing strategies, this podcast is built by pros, for pros—because great lighting isn't just about fixtures, it's about mastering the business behind them. Tune in for:Expert interviews with top designers & installers Business growth strategies & high-profit insights Lighting design tips that set your projects apart The latest innovations shaping the industryAs a certified Lighting Designer, Patrick is here to help and to become the coach many have needed to reach the next level. Stay tuned for each episode to enrich your knowledge and grow your landscape lighting business. more

The Virtual Lighting Design Community Podcast is part of an online platform that connects lighting design enthusiasts all over the world. This podcast brings together industry experts, thought leaders, and innovators in the field of lighting design to share their knowledge, experience, and insights. From interviews with legendary lighting designers and mentors, to discussions on the latest technologies and trends in the industry, this podcast is a must-listen resource for anyone who is passionate about lighting design. Join us as we explore the world of lighting design and learn from the experts. We cover a range of topics, including the latest advances in lighting technology, sustainable lighting design, and the importance of social inclusivity and preservation of the night sky. Our podcast also spotlights the incredible work of lighting designers and their invaluable contributions to the industry. As a listener, you'll have access to a wealth of free content, which you can find on our website, www.vld.community. We also have exclusive content available for pro members, as well as active discussions and community events to connect with other lighting design enthusiasts from around the world. So, tune in to our podcast, and join our thriving virtual community of lighting design enthusiasts dedicated to advancing the industry and preserving the beauty of lighting design. more

Join the team at Robe Lighting North America as we chat with the designers, dealers, and technicians who drive the energy of the live production and event industry. more

Lighting is the subtle shift. That spark of brilliance. The element that transforms a space from ordinary to extraordinary.The Reveal is where lighting professionals, residential experts, and designers come together to explore the art and business of outdoor design. From the intricacies of running a design company to the transformative power of lighting itself, this channel gives you the insight, inspiration, and tools to bring every project to life. more

The AWA AGORA Podcast is a show with the noble intent of facilitating thought leadership through discussions and conversations with pioneers and leaders in the field of design, research, technology, and the art world. The show is hosted by Abhay M Wadhwa, Founder and Design Principal of AWA Lighting Designers. more

Lighting the Way is a podcast from the editors of Furniture, Lighting & Decor magazine, spotlighting the latest innovations in lighting design and technology. Join us twice a month for interviews with lighting industry experts to learn how the industry is moving forward. more

Interviews with some of the Film & TV Industry's top Gaffers, Lighting Designers, and lighting manufacturers. They discuss everything from lighting philosophies & technology, to set politics, and the business of owning lighting gear. more

Lighting shapes our spaces, moods, and cultures—yet its stories are rarely told.The Lighting Architecture Podcast explores the art and science of architectural lighting design, bringing together history, global trends, sustainable solutions, cutting-edge technology, and professional practice.Hosted by an award-winning lighting designer, and powered by AI-driven research, each episode delivers clear, engaging narratives that connect architecture, interior design, and the built environment. Perfect listening for your commute, design studio, or project preparation.Whether you're an architect more

'The Non-Technical Language of Light' Podcast SeriesMain Themes:Democratizing Lighting Knowledge: The podcast series aims to make lighting principles accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or profession. It emphasizes the importance of a shared, non-technical language to bridge the gap between experts and enthusiasts, enabling effective collaboration on lighting projects.The Power of Simplicity: The series argues that understanding light doesn't require complex jargon. By focusing on fundamental principles like light behavior, color qualities, and different lighting types, it aims to empower individuals to articulate their lighting needs and preferences.Lighting as a Unifying Force: The series highlights the profound impact light has on our lives and environments. It positions light as a tool for connection, fostering shared experiences, and enhancing the spaces we inhabit.Most Important Ideas/Facts:Understanding light's impact: The series explains how light 'behaves, spreads, and transforms spaces' and how its 'color, intensity, direction' influence our emotions and functionality.Creating a common language: The goal is to establish 'a simple, shared vocabulary for discussing light' so that 'designers, manufacturers, engineers, and everyday individuals can talk about lighting in the same terms.'Empowering individuals: The series wants to equip listeners with the ability to 'identify the kind of lighting a space needs,' 'describe your lighting preferences clearly to others,' and 'appreciate how light influences your daily life.'Building bridges through light: The series envisions diverse groups collaborating on lighting projects, such as 'a homeowner explaining their vision for a warm, welcoming living room to a designer.'Supporting Quotes:'Light is one of the most universal forces in our lives. It brightens our days, guides us through the night, and defines the spaces where we live, work, and play. But while light touches everyone, understanding it often feels like a skill reserved for experts.''This book takes the complex world of lighting and makes it simple, approachable, and relatable, so anyone can engage with it.''The purpose of The Non-Technical Language of Light is more than just education; it's about fostering collaboration.''Light doesn't just illuminate spaces; it connects people. It highlights beauty, sets moods, and makes experiences memorable.'Podcast Series Structure:The podcast is structured around 6 core chapters:Lighting Effects: Discuss the differences between General Diffuse and Directional lighting.Lighting Color: Exploring the impact of different color temperatures and hues.Lighting Control: Examining techniques for manipulating and adjusting light levels.Lighting Connection: Focusing on how light creates ambiance and connects people within a space.Lighting Layer: Understanding how to combine different light sources for a holistic design.Lighting Hardware: Providing an overview of different lighting fixtures and their applications.Target Audience:The podcast series caters to a broad audience including:HomeownersArtistsDesignersArchitectsEngineersContractorsLighting enthusiastsOverall Impression:This podcast series promises a valuable resource for anyone seeking to understand and utilize light more effectively. Its emphasis on clear communication and accessible language makes it a promising tool for fostering collaboration and empowering individuals to participate in the design of beautifully lit environments. more

Our podcast will give you insight into tips, tricks, and ideas from experts in the field of lighting and design, as well as explain how to create stunning lighting and innovation in various contexts. more