Part six of Tom’s eight part interview with legendary ventriloquist figure carver Conrad Hartz.
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Video Transcript:
so I decided to do World Vents and the
rest history okay well it’s it’s a great
resource I I check it every day yeah and
I just i’ love it I love to see the
conversations sometimes they’re um
really interesting and sometimes they’re
very informative
it’s it’s a good group of people right
well you can nitpick and try to manage
everything that comes on there or you
can just let it go and people will
generally have an argument and then get
over it and you know it’s like a family
yeah uh but but to sit there and manage
all day long and things like that and
say oh no I don’t think you say this or
if you say this again you know yada yada
y it it’s just like so Society it pans
out you know uh there are arguments of
there are this that and the other but uh
finally uh if I don’t say something
somebody else will and say Hey you know
get back on the
subject like I so anyway um it’s just a
it’s a good group and we one of the main
things that we’ve got those archive
letters and you can pull up paints you
can pull up um figure making and uh type it
in the archive and you get some really
good information over the last 10 years
of uh we’re up to around 95,000 emails
right now wow so five more thousand and
we hit the 100,000 Mark so that’s
amazing and yeah that’s got to make you
feel great that you know you’re
associated with something like that oh
yeah yeah we started in 1999 and uh uh
we don’t do as many emails today of
course then again you may not need as
many emails that we used to do but uh
anyway um but uh it’s been a wonderful
information source to
people you know yeah most certainly has
I know like I say I check it every day
and and now I’m going to be going back
through the archives I do it once in a
while but uh I want to see some of that
stuff uh the archives are people forget
about that and I’m I probably need to
get an email out and remind people but
uh especially the new ones uh that are
asking new questions to them but very
old questions to the list uh they can
check the archives first and they’ll
probably find
out uh 300 letters on lip control you
know MH or something like that so it’s a
wonderful the archives are just like
walking in a museum you know with uh
people giving you good advice and stuff
like that
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