Paul Channel Strip

Audio producer and engineer

New York

About Paul

Paul Channel Strip is an audio producer and engineer with a strong background in sound design and mixing. He has worked on various projects, including podcasts, music, and film. Channel Strip is known for his attention to detail and ability to bring out the best in his clients. He is based in the United States.

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Recent Appearances

Jeremy Gross on the Use and Abuse of Cybernetic Theory

Varn Vlog•Apr 3, 2023•2:29:06•host

Special Episode with Nicolas D. Villarreal on Stocks, Start-Ups, and the FED

Varn Vlog•Mar 16, 2023•2:35:07•host

Paul Channel Strip

About Paul

Associated Podcasts

Varn Vlog

Connect

Key Topics

Recent Appearances

Jeremy Gross on the Use and Abuse of Cybernetic Theory

Special Episode with Nicolas D. Villarreal on Stocks, Start-Ups, and the FED

Eric Daitser on Russian Cultural Production and Stopping Xenophobia

Todd McGowan on Right and Left Enjoyment

Sam Kangarloo on Modern Monetary Theory and the Nation State

Rob of the Right Podcast Discussion the Recuperation of Populism

Nadim of 99 Zu Eins on the Limits of Parliamentary Socialism

Jonny Meade on Infamous Legacy of Lydon LaRouche

Eric Draitser on the complications of Russia, Ukraine, and the contemporary left

Matt Lech of Left Reckoning on Understanding Rural Politics and Socialist Strategy

Nicolas D Villarreal on Worker Inquiry, Economic Research, and Casper Forums

Cyber Dandy on American Anti Communism, Part 2

Zhala Taghi-Zada on Schizophrenia, Mental Health, Stigma, and the Law

Chris of Regrettable Century on the German Conservative Revolution

Andrei Migunov on Math, Cybernetics, System Theory and the Left

Alex Hochuli Returns to Talk about Lula's Victory and the Brazilian Election

Daniel Tutt Interrogates Nietzsche

Jason Myles of This is Revolution returns to Woodstock 99 and Nu Metal, Part 2

Daniel Tutt on Lasch and Psychoanalysis

Ralf Ruckus on the Communist Road to the Capitalism