Live Podcast & Event Content Activations

YOUR EVENT ENDS.
THE STORIES SHOULDN’T.

Turn the conversations happening at your event into interviews, short-form video, and stories you can share long after everyone goes home.

Andrew Brown interviewing Dan at the SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference
Andrew interviewing Dan at the SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference.

Conversations Captured Across the Skilled Trades

SkillsUSA National Leadership & Skills Conference
FABTECH Chicago
AWS Welding Summit
PHCC CONNECT & PHCC Michigan
AMC Championships — Orlando, FL
Nexstar Network Super Meeting
Aviation Institute of Maintenance

Recorded at these events and organizational gatherings. These recording locations do not imply paid sponsorship or endorsement.

Real Events. Real Stories. Lasting Content.

Julian Scadden on the recording set at Nexstar’s conference. Still from the completed interview.

Nexstar Network Super Meeting

Turning member conversations into content that lasts.

Andrew brought the podcast to Nexstar’s conference to capture the people and businesses behind the trades. Julian Scadden’s conversation explores mentorship and the path from technician to business owner—and lives on as a finished audio and video episode.

“Working with Andrew as a shared media partner gives us so many more ways to amplify the impact that our members are making.”
Kim Harbinson · Marketing Manager, Nexstar Network
Jennifer Radtke of Boeing on Andrew’s mobile podcast set at the AMC Championships.

AMC Championships · Orlando, Florida

The people and passion behind aviation maintenance.

On-site conversations put aviation voices in the spotlight, including Jennifer Radtke of Boeing and Rob Cush of AMFA. Their finished episodes explore careers, pathways, pay, and retaining talent beyond the event floor.

Rob Cush’s firsthand perspective on the event recording experience.

More from the AMC Championships
View more event examples
Mark Hedstrom interview — SkillsUSA competition, Atlanta.
Jason Becker interview — AWS Weld Summit.
Turbotorch interview — microphones and recording setup on the show floor.
An apprentice’s story — recorded with Andrew at an industry event.
A guest conversation on The Lost Art of the Skilled Trades set.
Behind the scenes — headphones, branded microphones, and a camera capturing the conversation.

What Could We Capture at Your Event?

Let’s Talk About Your Event

Your Content. Two Ways to Put It to Work.

For Your Organization

Receive agreed-upon content for your own marketing and communications: spotlight your people, share their stories, and give participating partners additional visibility.

Through the Podcast & Andrew’s Channels

Selected conversations may also be distributed through The Lost Art of the Skilled Trades podcast and Andrew Brown’s social channels when included in the agreement.

How scope and distribution are agreed

Andrew brings interview-led storytelling and an established skilled-trades podcast to the conversation. Recording, organizer assets, promotional usage, and channel distribution are scoped together—not automatically bundled. Distribution does not guarantee views, audience reach, or business results.

One Event. Multiple Ways to Tell Its Story.

Start with the people worth hearing. Build a recording and content plan around your event.

01

We Plan

Identify the stories, guests, and priorities that matter to your event.

02

We Capture

Bring the podcast on-site and conduct authentic conversations with participants.

03

You Share

Produce and deliver the agreed-upon interviews and content assets.

On-site podcast interviews

Executive and industry-leader conversations

Apprentice and employee stories

Edited short-form social videos

Event highlights and recap content

Agreed-upon assets for your organization’s channels

Planning, delivery & organizer support

Andrew handles interviews and coordinated production, with your team supporting venue access, logistics, introductions, and guest scheduling. Deliverables, delivery timing, promotional usage, and distribution are customized to your event and confirmed in the proposal.

What Partners Say

“You are showing people an aspirational view of the trades and the craft that we hold, and I really appreciate you for that.”

Julian Scadden

President & CEO, Nexstar Network

“Andrew made the entire process seamless, from providing a tailored discussion guide to delivering short-form clips after recording.”

Lauren Gibbons-Neff

Raffetto Herman Strategic Communications

More partner perspectives

Jason Pfaff · CEO, AIM Institute

Before you bring us on-site

Questions Event Organizers Ask

How much space is needed, and where can we record?

The recording location and space are planned around your venue and agreed setup. We’ll discuss available areas, background sound, access, and how recording fits alongside your event before confirming the plan.

Who handles equipment and production?

Andrew handles interviews and coordinated content production. Equipment, crew arrangements, venue access, and any support needed from your team are clarified during planning and confirmed in the proposal.

Who finds and schedules the guests?

We identify the stories and guests together. Your team supports introductions, event access, and guest scheduling; Andrew prepares and leads the conversations.

Can interviews happen on the event floor?

Previous conversations have been recorded at industry events. We’ll assess your proposed location and sound conditions together rather than assume every area is suitable for recording.

How can our organization use the content?

The agreement defines the assets supplied, permitted promotional usage, and any distribution through the podcast or Andrew’s channels. Usage rights, permissions, and partner needs are agreed in advance—not assumed.

When will we receive the finished content?

Delivery timing is agreed for your event and its production scope. Share any campaign deadlines during the inquiry so they can be considered before a schedule is confirmed.

When should we start planning?

Share your date, location, and goals—even if some details are still tentative. Availability, planning milestones, recording logistics, and deliverables are discussed before an activation is confirmed.

GREAT STORIES ARE ALREADY HAPPENING AT YOUR EVENT.
LET’S CAPTURE THEM.

Tell me your event date, location, and goals. We'll explore what stories are worth capturing and whether a live podcast activation is a fit.

The first conversation is exploratory. It does not constitute a booking.