In this episode of “Hanging Out on Monday Nights,” Brian S. Redd and guests Bill D, John Cawley, damon tooson, and Buddy Mueller with T.B.M. Productions discuss the crucial details of a DJ's work that go completely unnoticed by the crowd.

The panel tackles the question: What do DJs spend hours on that, if neglected, no one would truly miss?

Library Maintenance: John Cawley argues for the hours spent organizing digital music libraries (tagging, starring, correct years) for a smoother workflow—a process invisible to the dancers.

Cable Management & Booth Neatness: Bill D and Brian S. Redd debate the obsession with a “perfect” DJ booth setup and immaculate cable management, contrasting it with the messy but acceptable setup of a live band.

Software and Gear Brands: Dwayne Dixon (the HITMAN*DDub) points out that the audience doesn't care whether you use Serato or Virtual DJ, or the name brand of your equipment, as long as the music is great.

Speakers & Sound Quality: Damon tooson and Brian S. Redd discuss the distinction between merely loud sound and quality sound that allows for conversation—an element often taken for granted.

We also dive into the psychology of dance floor lighting and the dangers of using intense modern LED lights like old-school PAR cans, arguing that a comfortable, ambient “out of this world” space is key to encouraging people to dance.

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