Last clip from my olden days, I swear. But I love this one. Allow me to introduce Ladmo and Mister Grudgemeyer. Here in Phoenix, back in 1954, a man who loved making people laugh created a TV show for kids. The show ran in one form or another for 35 years. It’s most commonly known [...]
While I was rummaging through my backup hard drives from my days producing video and audio for the museum, I found all the files I saved from working on an exhibition about a long-running Phoenix television show for kids. One of the old tapes I used had this commercial on it. Normally I wouldn’t post [...]
Here’s the main mini-documentary that I created with local historian Jean Reynolds. Many details in the full blog post.
First, playback advice. The 640×480 version is a lot easier on the eyes. Now, here’s what this is: In 2002 and 2003 I worked with local historian Jean Reynolds on this project for the Arizona Historical Society Museum at Papago Park. It’s part of a permanent exhibition called Desert Cities, which chronicles the development of [...]
You probably don’t need or want to see this. But it’s only 30 seconds.
