Shouting Fire Global Burner Radio Network Lori Stein / Programmer
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Lori Stein is the author of Charm School for Men. On the surface it’s a guide to help men not scare away women but secretly it’s a tool to help see things from new and different angles because greater insight yields greater appreciation and greater appreciation means more fun. Lori’s Playa name PartyRadar was given to her, her first year of Burning Man because she loves to be right in the center of all the action in a pair of bunny ears. In addition to being an author she also creates upcycled fashion, produces interesting and creative community based events, makes her own chai, reads tarot cards and is the creator of the Stay Calm Campaign who’s mantra is “No Feaking Out Till It’s Freak Out Time”. Those are words to live by and if you run into her she’ll probably give you a “No Freaking Out Till It’s Freak Out Time” sticker.
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An avid radio technology hobbiest and piano player since 1982, Mark has enjoyed a fantastic adventure exploring both music and engineering, often combining the two. He's designed avionics for NASA spacecraft, developed new types of undersea robots and wind turbines, ran a pirate radio station, and created kinetic musical art pieces for the Burning Man event. Mark has also filled the chief engineer role for BMIR since 2009.
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