April 1, 2010
As an April Fools day joke, the team of Vara’s “Nieuwslicht” and I created a sketch about an imaginary “Hidden Sound System”. I starred in this video, co-wrote parts of it and mixed the episode. Thousands of people believed it to be honest and true. There were hundreds of entries in the VARA guestbook that same day, and approximately 10,000 people downloaded our spoiler software, that supposedly enabled people to try out the system for themselves.
November 19, 2009
Lecture about post production audio at the SAE Amsterdam.
November 8, 2008
Lecture about post production audio with Adrie Hertogs at the SAE Amsterdam Saturday Night Club.
2007 – now….
I’ve done a few guest segments for the best home recording podcast, Inside Home Recording.
31 Augustus 2006, WayFM, The Deejays, interview with me about “El Tambor Alegre” by Project-X.
Listen to it here:
Autumn + Winter 2006. Two lectures for SAE Amsterdam and Rotterdam about podcasting.
My Amsterdam lecture even became an episode for FeedBurner‘s podcast. Listen to it here:
April 13, 2006, “The Deejays” interview with me by DJ Harold Zwaartman on WayFM.
Listen to it here:
2005 – 2006
Dick Verel and Hens Zimmerman created a 10 disc audio tour through the Musical Instruments museum “Vosbergen” in Eelde, The Netherlands
2001 “Designing a Student Test Program” – lecture for University of Twente
July 1998, Cheltenham (UK)
Lecture about “Problem Based Learning”as part of Online Learning Europe 1998. You can download my paper for the conference proceedings CD-ROM here.
1997 – 2001, Groningen
I’ve given a few workshops and lectures about computer programming and Toolbook II Instructor for the ECCOO at the University of Groningen.
1986 – 1990 or something
Mixes on TROS Radio Soulshow BVD, Dance tracks, Radio 10, etc. The very first thing I ever managed to get aired on national radio was my BVD mix for Ferry Maat’s Soulshow, on Thursday April 24, 1986. It was edited using a Teac V40 cassette recorder. It also contained some combinations of records that were horrifyingly out of tune. That, and a lot of edits. And guess what… you can listen to it here! Conserved by the united mixfreaks: