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“Broadcasting baseball on the radio has always been my dream,” Kasper said. “I am happy the White Sox were interested in having me handle their play-by-play responsibilities, and I am appreciative that the Cubs were willing to let me leave that organization on such great terms. I have always been fascinated by the creative freedom radio allows its broadcasters, and baseball is such a great game when presented on the radio. I have been dreaming about doing this since I was 12 years old, listening to Ernie Harwell, and I didn’t want my career to pass without experiencing this great game nightly from the radio booth. I want to thank both the Sox and Cubs for allowing me to live out this baseball dream.”

The kind of machines that Banham refers to are mechanical, steam-powered ones that disrupted how civilization works. The steam engine of the 1700s was the technological catalyst for “the first industrial revolution” because it radically altered what a business could accomplish. Before the steam-powered locomotive, the only alternative to long-distance transportation was horses. Horses need to take regular rests, eat, and sleep. Machines don’t need to take breaks, you can pour fuel into them while they’re running, and they can operate continuously.

Banham’s book ends when it’s just starting to get even more interesting. Because the “third industrial revolution” of the personal computer took off only a decade after Banham’s declaration of the first machine age. My favorite way to describe this big shift is the famous Steve Jobs quote to describe the personal computer as “a bicycle for the mind.” In other words, computing machines had transcended just supercharging physical power and instead had enabled humanity to refigure their cognition powers with a new level of efficiency. And just a few decades later, the so-called “fourth industrial revolution” began to emerge with billions of people all connected through computing machinery running at an ethereal scale we commonly refer to as “the cloud.”

“Len is a friend who I know very well. We get along great together, and I welcome him to the White Sox organization,” Jackson said. “With my background of broadcasting more than 20 years for the White Sox organization and Len’s Chicago experience and baseball background, I hope White Sox fans share our excitement about covering an up-and-coming Sox team on a nightly basis. I miss former partner Ed Farmer every single day, really enjoyed last season with Andy Masur and am appreciative of how each helped seamlessly form a tandem. Now, I am looking forward to building a long-term bond with Len, Sox fans and all of our listeners.”

Kasper, a Midwest native, wrapped up his 16th season with the Chicago Cubs as the Marquee Sports Network play-by-play announcer in 2020. He previously provided play-by-play for the Florida Marlins (2002–2004) as well as the Milwaukee Brewers (1999–2001). In 2016, he was named the Illinois Sportscaster of the Year by the National Sports Media Association and was honored as the Harry Caray Sportscaster of the Year by the Pitch and Hit Club of Chicago in 2011.

“Len brings an unparalleled reputation and status to any broadcast team, and we are fortunate to welcome him to ours,” said Brooks Boyer, White Sox chief revenue and marketing officer. “As momentum builds for promising seasons ahead, Len’s experience and talent in the radio booth enhances the excitement for the start of White Sox baseball. We absolutely believe White Sox fans will be the big winners with today’s news.”

“Len is a friend who I know very well. We get along great together, and I welcome him to the White Sox organization,” Jackson said. “With my background of broadcasting more than 20 years for the White Sox organization and Len’s Chicago experience and baseball background, I hope White Sox fans share our excitement about covering an up-and-coming Sox team on a nightly basis. I miss former partner Ed Farmer every single day, really enjoyed last season with Andy Masur and am appreciative of how each helped seamlessly form a tandem. Now, I am looking forward to building a long-term bond with Len, Sox fans and all of our listeners.”

Here we are side by side. Because the fake face had a transparent background, I was able to superimpose it over a photo I took at the same fancy pizza place where my real photo was taken.

When I was first starting to formally study design in the late 80s, I came across a book at the MIT Press bookstore with the weighty title, “Theory and Design in the First Machine Age,” written by the architectural critic Reyner Banham.

My first read didn’t get me anywhere because the book was written in design-ese. At the time I spoke fluent engineer-ese, which made it easier for me to read equations, principles, and anything involving computation. But the book stayed with me throughout the years, and eventually by the fourth read I found myself chuckling at Banham’s droll yet witty prose. I guess that was proof that by then I’d become fluent in design-ese too. And yet the title’s reference to “the first machine age” signaled to me that the ability to speak engineer-ese was still highly relevant.

Kasper has helped raise financial support for several charitable initiatives through his interest in music, participating in Theo Epstein’s “Hot Stove Cool Music” events to benefit The Foundation To Be Named Later as well as supporting Chicago Cubs Charities through events at the House of Blues in Chicago.

Kasper graduated summa cum laude from Marquette University in 1993. He was born in Mount Pleasant, Michigan, and lives in the Chicago area with his wife, Pam, and son, Leo.

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And then electricity came onto the scene as a viable technology during the late 1800s. All of the sudden, there was no need for a bulky steam engine to sit on-site and take up space. Instead, the electricity could be transmitted at a distance to power on-site electric motors, with the added perk of bringing the high-tech invention of incandescent light. This changeover from steam to electrical power marks “the second industrial revolution”, during a period when British manufacturers were dominant and had mastered using steam power. The resulting complacency and resistance to change — just as manufacturing in the U.S. was kicking off — resulted in the British getting disrupted by the upstart Americans who used electricity to power their factories. You can read a lot of this subtext in Banham’s book. Design’s centrality switched from being European-centric to US-centric, primarily due to this technology shift.

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