Stories from the edge of what's next.

Michael Nunan has spent thirty years on both sides of the console: the architect who designs the systems, and the user who has to run them live, under pressure, with no second take. That combination — building the thing, then having to actually operate it — has shaped every piece of gear, every workflow, every production he's put his hands on, and it's the same instinct driving the writing. The books are a distillation of a genuinely multi-hyphenate career across broadcast engineering, immersive audio, live event production, education and management: not a builder's memoir, but an argument, made from the user's seat, for what these systems are actually supposed to do.