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The Hamilcast: A Hamilton Podcast

#35: Howard Sherman // Author, Advocate, and #Ham4Ham Videographer

The Hamilcast: A Hamilton Podcast

Gillian Pensavalle

Arts, Performing Arts

4.32K Ratings

🗓️ 26 September 2016

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

Hello, hello, hello! Still mourning the end of the live #Ham4Ham? This might help: Howard Sherman, the unofficial (but still pretty official) #Ham4Ham videographer, stops by the room where the podcast happens to tell us about his experience recording these great performances. We braved the Heat Dome to talk about Lin-Manuel Miranda's generosity and genuineness, Howard's favorite #Ham4Hams, and why he thought they needed to be preserved and shared. Good luck with the lotto!

Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello everybody welcome back to the Hamelcast I am Jillian I'm Bianca today we are joined by Howard

0:15.9

Sherman hello Howard I have a big intro for you that I'm going to read

0:20.8

do the short version sure I'll try to it's Can you do the short version? Sure.

0:23.0

I'll try to. It's like three pages on your website.

0:25.5

You are an arts administrator, an advocate, a writer.

0:28.4

In February 2015, you were named the director of the New Arts Integrity Initiative

0:32.1

at the New school for drama.

0:33.6

You are an influential advocate for high school theater and you write extensively

0:37.5

about intellectual and creative freedom in academic, community, and professional theater.

0:41.7

You're kind of all over the place,

0:42.9

but arguably most importantly,

0:45.4

you are the man behind the camera

0:47.3

during the ham for ham performances.

0:49.4

I am a man behind a cell phone for some of the Abraham performances.

0:56.5

Okay. Well, thank you so much for being here. I know our listeners are going to be very

1:01.1

excited because we've gotten a lot of emails and

1:03.8

tweets about how upset they are that for ham is now over. Yeah, yeah, it's

1:10.7

it's sort of understandable but as somebody who got in the habit of going to it, and I really mean habit,

1:18.0

even though I sort of tried to pull back, I find I miss it. It was part of the rhythm of my week for a year.

1:25.8

Yeah, I understand it too.

1:27.2

Oh, it makes total sense. I mean, we've both been to the lottery several times and I want to say it bad things could happen. I was very

1:35.8

worried for people's safety. It can't be. After the winter when they taking the break and

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