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Gary Nourse Joins Irvin Harris and Peter Mingils about Nutspittle on Building Fortunes Radio

Gary Nourse Joins Irvin Harris and Peter Mingils about Nutspittle on Building Fortunes Radio10 sep1 u 00 min

Basketball Coach News features Coach Irvin Harris and Peter Mingils interviewing Nutspittle's creator Gary Nourse

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Gary Nourse Joins Irvin Harris and Peter Mingils on Building Fortunes Radio to Talk Technology, History and NutSpittle

Building Fortunes Radio welcomes Gary Nourse, researcher, writer, historian, archivist, and creator of NutSpittle, for a fascinating personal podcast conversation with Peter Mingils and Irvin Harris of Basketball Coach News.

This interview is more than an introduction to Gary Nourse. It is also a reunion between two former technology professionals whose working relationship goes back nearly three decades. Gary and Irvin share stories about their years together in telecommunications and technology while exploring how Gary eventually turned his interests toward writing, research, historical preservation, and his NutSpittle YouTube video work.

Listeners can discover more radio shows featuring Irvin Harris at BasketballCoach.News.

Gary Nourse and Irvin Harris Share a Technology History

Long before YouTube became a platform for preserving history, Gary Nourse and Irvin Harris worked together in the rapidly changing telecommunications industry.

Their professional connection included working at PictureTel Corporation in Andover, Massachusetts, where Irvin worked as a LiveScheduler Product Support Engineer. This was an era when corporate videoconferencing required considerably more infrastructure than clicking a link and joining an online meeting.

Gary and Irvin later worked together at Lucent Technologies in Westford, Massachusetts, supporting major telecommunications providers using Ascend and Lucent switches. Their work involved sophisticated technology including Report Generator, Sybase databases, Actuate software, and troubleshooting systems used by large telecommunications companies.