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Ask the Programmer

Hosted by Unknown Host · Technology · EN · 0 episodes

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James King and Steve Greenblatt discuss topics relevant to AV programming, programmers, and those who work with audiovisual control systems. To join the conversation or ask a question to be featured on a show, reach out to @AV_JamesKing or @stevegreenblatt on Twitter.

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What is Ask the Programmer?

Ask the Programmer is a technology podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Episode #285
Ask The Programmer Episode 279 - Disaster Recory and Testing Resiliency
Aug 16, 202629 min
James King and Steve Greenblatt talk about how to prepare AV systems and programming to recover from power outages, network failures, and other unexpected events. This podcast is supported by Control Concepts, the industry leader in AV software development and API integration. Control Concepts develops the building blocks programmers use to seamlessly integrate products or add functionality to their systems. To learn more, visit controlconcepts.net and ccisupported.net. To join the conversation or have your question answered on a future episode, join the Ask The Programmer group on LinkedIn and post a message, leave a comment, or reach out to us @AV_JamesKing or @stevegreenblatt on LinkedIn, X/Twitter, or Bluesky, and be sure to include #AskTheProgrammer. The Ask The Programmer podcast can be found at @AVProgrammerPod on X/Twitter or on Bluesky as @asktheprogrammer.
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Episode #284
Ask The Programmer Episode 278 - Guest Lisle Waldron Shares Many Uses for AI in AV
Aug 9, 202628 min
James King and Steve Greenblatt welcome back Lisle Waldron, Manager, Multimedia and Audio-Visual Services (MMAV) at The University of Trinidad and Tobago, to discuss his use of AI and the value it provides. Lisle previously appeared on episode 277. Lisle Waldron can be reached via phone, text, or WhatsApp at 1-868-683-2442. This podcast is supported by Control Concepts, the industry leader in AV software development and API integration. Control Concepts develops the building blocks programmers use to seamlessly integrate products or add functionality to their systems. To learn more, visit controlconcepts.net and ccisupported.net. To join the conversation or have your question answered on a future episode, join the Ask The Programmer group on LinkedIn and post a message, leave a comment, or reach out to us @AV_JamesKing or @stevegreenblatt on LinkedIn, X/Twitter, or Bluesky, and be sure to include #AskTheProgrammer. The Ask The Programmer podcast can be found at @AVProgrammerPod on X/Twitter or on Bluesky as @asktheprogrammer.
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Episode #283
Ask The Programmer Episode 277 - Guest Lisle Waldron Shares a Teaching Passion, Tips for Programmers
Aug 2, 202633 min
James King and Steve Greenblatt welcome Lisle Waldron, Manager, Multimedia and Audio-Visual Services (MMAV) at The University of Trinidad and Tobago, to discuss his AV journey, passion for teaching, and insights for programmers. Lisle Waldron can be reached via phone, text, or WhatsApp at 1-868-683-2442. This podcast is supported by Control Concepts, the industry leader in AV software development and API integration. Control Concepts develops the building blocks programmers use to seamlessly integrate products or add functionality to their systems. To learn more, visit controlconcepts.net and ccisupported.net. To join the conversation or have your question answered on a future episode, join the Ask The Programmer group on LinkedIn and post a message, leave a comment, or reach out to us @AV_JamesKing or @stevegreenblatt on LinkedIn, X/Twitter, or Bluesky, and be sure to include #AskTheProgrammer. The Ask The Programmer podcast can be found at @AVProgrammerPod on X/Twitter or on Bluesky as @asktheprogrammer.
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Episode #282
Ask The Programmer Episode 276 - Guest Jamison Vandenberg Helps Student Workers Pursue AV Careers
Jul 26, 202628 min
James King and Steve Greenblatt welcome back Jamison Vandenberg, Academic Specialist Level 3 at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, to discuss how he empowers student workers with the knowledge and skills to pursue careers in the AV industry. Catch Jamison's previous appearances on Ask The Programmer in episodes 275, 249, and 250. Jamison Vandenberg can be reached on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamison-vandenberg-04068430a/ or by email vandenbj@uwgb.edu. This podcast is supported by Control Concepts, the industry leader in AV software development and API integration. Control Concepts develops the building blocks programmers use to seamlessly integrate products or add functionality to their systems. To learn more, visit controlconcepts.net and ccisupported.net. To join the conversation or have your question answered on a future episode, join the Ask The Programmer group on LinkedIn and post a message, leave a comment, or reach out to us @AV_JamesKing or @stevegreenblatt on LinkedIn, X/Twitter, or Bluesky, and be sure to include #AskTheProgrammer. The Ask The Programmer podcast can be found at @AVProgrammerPod on X/Twitter or on Bluesky as @asktheprogrammer.
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Episode #281
Ask The Programmer Episode 275 - Guest Jamison Vandenberg Shares About His First Time at InfoComm
Jul 19, 202627 min
James King and Steve Greenblatt welcome back Jamison Vandenberg, Academic Specialist Level 3 at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, to discuss his experiences, takeaways, and lessons learned as a first-time InfoComm attendee and instructor. Catch Jamison's previous appearances on Ask The Programmer in episodes 249 and 250. Jamison Vandenberg can be reached on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamison-vandenberg-04068430a/ or by email vandenbj@uwgb.edu. This podcast is supported by Control Concepts, the industry leader in AV software development and API integration. Control Concepts develops the building blocks programmers use to seamlessly integrate products or add functionality to their systems. To learn more, visit controlconcepts.net and ccisupported.net. To join the conversation or have your question answered on a future episode, join the Ask The Programmer group on LinkedIn and post a message, leave a comment, or reach out to us @AV_JamesKing or @stevegreenblatt on LinkedIn, X/Twitter, or Bluesky, and be sure to include #AskTheProgrammer. The Ask The Programmer podcast can be found at @AVProgrammerPod on X/Twitter or on Bluesky as @asktheprogrammer.
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Guest Appearances

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Mark Franklin

Senior Director of Computing Services, Thayer School of Engineering, Dartmouth College

John Smith

mental health therapist and counselor, Dickson First Presbyterian Church

Lisle Waldron

University of Trinidad and Tobago

Colin Birney

AV Trust

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