Summary:
Raymond Randles talks about working in the Talking Book Studio at the American Printing House for the Blind, where he retired as Studio Supervisor in 1999. He describes proofreading of Talking Books, his first job when he came to APH in 1973, under the direction of Tina Lou Wallace, and the technological and presonnel changes that took place in recording during his years at the company. He also discusses the effect of the Teamsters Union at APH.
