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The Production Channel - PODCAST EP36
 Leading the Charge w/ USITT Executive Director, David Grindle

In this Have you heard of the United States Institute for Theatre Technology (USITT)? If you have not, or even if you have, episode 36 of The Production Channel Podcast is definitely worth the listen. Clem sits down with David Grindle, the Executive Director for the USITT who talks about the history, the progression and the future of the this 60+ year old organization. 
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