• Homedrone: Behind the Scene: Paul McHugh

  By Dan Mistich | March 25, 2014 10:38am

  Welcome to Behind the Scene, a biweekly series where Flagpole and Dirtty Toe Productions profile the people who work offstage to make Athens music matter.

  

  Photo Credit: Mike White

  WHO HE IS: Paul McHugh

  WHAT HE DOES: Guitar technician for Drive-By Truckers

  Video and Q&A after the jump.

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• Homedrone: Behind the Scene: Kayla Schmandt

  By Dan Mistich | March 11, 2014 11:22am

  Welcome to Behind the Scene, a biweekly series where Flagpole and Dirtty Toe Productions profile the people who work offstage to make Athens music matter. 

  

  WHO SHE IS: Kayla Schmandt

  WHAT SHE DOES: Head retail coordinator for new release promotion at Colortest

  Video and Q&A after the jump.

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• Homedrone: Behind the Scene: Troy Aubrey

  By Dan Mistich | February 25, 2014 10:18am

  Welcome to Behind the Scene, a biweekly series where Flagpole and Dirtty Toe Productions profile the people who work offstage to make Athens music matter. 

  

  WHO HE IS: Troy Aubrey

  WHAT HE DOES: President of Foundry Entertainment, talent buyer at the Melting Point

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• Homedrone: Behind the Scene: Cartter Fontaine

  By Dan Mistich | February 11, 2014 10:26am

  Welcome to Behind the Scene, a biweekly series where Flagpole and Dirtty Toe Productions profile the people who work offstage to make Athens music matter. 

  

  Cartter Fontaine

  [Editor's note: Yesterday, we previewed our new web series. Today, we're kicking things off by profiling one of the folks who will be assisting us in our new endeavor.]

  Who he is: Cartter Fontaine

  What he does: President of Dirtty Toe Productions

  Video and more after the jump.

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• Homedrone: Coming Tuesday: Behind the Scene

  By Gabe Vodicka | February 10, 2014 11:55am

  Here at Flagpole, we pay a lot of attention to the musicians that comprise the Athens scene, and rightfully so. But, as anyone who's spent even a modicum of time in our little creative ecosystem can attest, there are hundreds of local folks who labor just as hard offstage to make it all happen.

  We've struggled for years with the issue of how to give these folks the recognition they deserve. And while our new web series, Behind the Scene, may not be the end-all, we think it's a pretty good start.

  More after the jump.

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