
Host Tim Van Woeart of Rutgers University discusses topics relevant to the commercial AV industry.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 199 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

What happens when private equity enters AV? This week's AV Life Podcast is a wide-ranging episode that moves from higher education AV events into one of the industry's biggest business questions about private equity's growing presence in AV. The grou... more
This week's AV Life heats up as storms continue to wreak havoc on life and projects across the nation. Tim Van Woeart, Murphy Daley, Renee Benson, Brandy Johnson, James King, and guest Steve Borho discuss the pressures of late-summer AV work in highe... more
With Tim Van Woeart unexpectedly unable to host, Joe Way takes over The AV Life for an impromptu episode that turns into an engaging conversation with Nancy Blanchard of ScreenBeam. What begins as an unscripted discussion evolves into a wide-ranging ... more
As the summer moves along quickly, our hosts pause to discuss concerts, travel, major sporting events, and the approaching fall event season. The conversation highlights the community impact and logistical scale of FIFA fan festivals, stadiums, volun... more
On this week's AV Life Podcast, Tim Van Woeart is joined by James King, Murphy Daley, Renee Benson, and Nancy Blanchard to discuss whether "good enough" AV is still sufficient in higher education. The panel begins by recapping the successful HETMA Ro... more
In a special Women of AV Takeover episode of The AV Life, Renee Benson hosts an engaging discussion with Nancy Blanchard, Murphy Daley, Brandy Johnson, and guests Gisela Ramirez & Erin Maher-Moran about leadership, mentorship, and the experiences of ... more
In this special episode of The AV Life, host Tim Van Woeart is joined by Tim Albright (AVNation) and Tim Neviska (HETMA) for a wide-ranging conversation about leadership, professional growth, and the state of the AV industry. Tim Albright discusses t... more
Missing Tim Van Woeart for the final live report from InfoComm, our hosts fight through the noise of the HETMA happening happy hour below to wrap-up InfoComm 2026. The group debated whether traditional booth tours still provide value for experienced ... more










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This show centers on the commercial AV industry with a strong emphasis on higher education deployments, project management, hardware and integration, and industry events. Across episodes, discussions routinely cover practical PM practices, vendor relationships, leadership and self-advocacy, and the business of conferences like Infocomm and HETMA. The format blends technical insight with candid banter, real-world anecdotes, and cross-promotion of a hands-on AV project management handbook, making it valuable for practitioners, educators, and AV decision-makers who want actionable tips and a sense of community around ongoing industry shifts such as AI tools, supply chain impacts, and the evolving role of AV in learning environments. A few recu... more
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Recent guests on The AV Life include:
1. Erin Maher-Moran
2. Brandi Johnson
3. Murphy Daly
4. Chris Kelly
5. Brandy Johnson
6. Nancy Blanchard
7. Michael Gunderson
8. Steve Borho
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