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SURROUNDSCAPES BY BLUESOUND PROFESSIONAL

Surroundscapes is a podcast and video content series that features novel and exciting ideas that use A/V technology to create memorable experiences in commercial spaces that pave the way to the future of business. Curated and produced by Bluesound Professional and hosted by Graeme Harrison, VP and GM of Bluesound Professional, invited expert guests from around the world

share their insights and projects to help audiences discover the sound and visual stimulus techniques that shape human perceptions and experiences of space, psychology, and business impact. Surroundscapes is presented in quarterly mini-series comprised of five to eight podcast and video segments of interview-style and multi-media content.

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Greg Schlechter of Time Coordinated Networks and Systems

Episode 08

Hot Topic: Audio Protocols, Open Standards with Greg Schlechter of Time Coordinated Networks and Systems

October 13, 2026 - Series 08 - Episode 08

This episode of Surroundscapes welcomes former Intel technologist and principal consultant Greg Schlechter for a wide-ranging conversation about the technological transformations reshaping the AV industry.

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Greg Spain, Vice President of Dealer Development at Steady Brand

Episode 07

Partner Spotlight: Steady Brand with VP of Dealer Development, Greg Spain

October 6, 2026 - Series 08 - Episode 07

This episode of Surroundscapes welcomes Greg Spain, Vice President of Dealer Development at Steady Brand, for a conversation about the evolution of commercial music and the technologies reshaping how businesses manage their audio experiences.

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Ross Eberlin & Reza Mohammed of Bluesound Professional

Episode 06

Tech Talk: Simpler is Better with Ross & Reza

September 29, 2026 - Series 08 - Episode 06

This episode of Surroundscapes continues the conversation with Ross and Reza as they explore why, when it comes to commercial audio, simpler can often be better.

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