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Created page with " Theo Mondle is an engineer who worked on some of Joe's shows, recording, editing, mixing - sometimes all 3. He appears in In The Dark (Part 2) as the engineer upon whom Joe spits then goes out for a beer with. Me matches the description of the engineer, 'former, slightly-built, KCRW recording engineer from Pakistan' to whom Joe lends a $1,000 may be "Gustavo Escobar", the engineer in Joe Frank Live - Women Police Officers Quoth his LinkedIn page: 'After havi..." |
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Theo Mondle is an engineer who worked on some of Joe's shows, | Theo Mondle is an engineer who worked on some of Joe's shows, | ||
recording, editing, mixing - sometimes all 3. He appears in [[In The Dark (Part 2)]] | recording, editing, mixing - sometimes all 3. He appears in [[In The Dark (Part 2)]] | ||
as the engineer upon whom Joe spits then goes out for a beer with. | as the engineer upon whom Joe spits then goes out for a beer with. He | ||
matches the description of the engineer, 'former, slightly-built, KCRW | matches the description of the engineer, 'former, slightly-built, KCRW | ||
recording engineer from Pakistan' to whom Joe lends a $1,000 may be | recording engineer from Pakistan'<ref>He's from Bangladesh, which was East Pakistan when he was born.</ref> to whom Joe lends a $1,000. He may be | ||
"Gustavo Escobar", the engineer in [[Joe Frank Live - Women Police Officers]] | "Gustavo Escobar", the engineer in [[Joe Frank Live - Women Police Officers]] | ||
Revision as of 13:29, 19 August 2023
Theo Mondle is an engineer who worked on some of Joe's shows, recording, editing, mixing - sometimes all 3. He appears in In The Dark (Part 2) as the engineer upon whom Joe spits then goes out for a beer with. He matches the description of the engineer, 'former, slightly-built, KCRW recording engineer from Pakistan'[1] to whom Joe lends a $1,000. He may be "Gustavo Escobar", the engineer in Joe Frank Live - Women Police Officers
Quoth his LinkedIn page: 'After having worked in the Broadcast
industry for 42 years, I retired on March 30, 2020. I am a composer,
producer, recording engineer, have a home / mobile studio, own and
have all the audio tools from Izotpe and play Indian percussion
instruments. Have written music for Spongebob Squarepants, The Unit
and some TV ads. Currently I spend my retired time at my home studio
experimenting with the Kontakt sound banks with latest being the
Stadivary Violin and the Vienna Symphony Orchestra.'
- ↑ He's from Bangladesh, which was East Pakistan when he was born.
