Sam Warner: podcast appearances and interviews

Sam Warner was an American film producer and a co-founder of Warner Bros. He played a significant role in establishing the studio alongside his brothers Harry, Albert, and Jack L. Warner. Warner is credited with acquiring the technology necessary for Warner Bros. to produce The Jazz Singer, which was the film industry's first feature-length talking picture. His contributions helped to revolutionize the film industry by advancing sound technology in cinema. Warner died on October 5, 1927, the day before the premiere of The Jazz Singer, which would go on to become a highly successful film and a milestone in cinematic history. Although primarily known for his work in film, Warner's legacy includes his influence on the development of sound in motion pictures.