Marching Roundtable Podcast | Marching Arts Education

Tom Blair gives us inside information about creating the amazing new DCI Blu-ray Discs

Michael James talks about the 2011 Phantom Regiment Color Guard and what made the guard special this season.

Phantom Regiment Drill Designer Jamey Thompson talks about his philosophy of design & gives advice for drill writers

Jamey Thompson, the drill designer for the 2011 Phantom Regiment show, shares the design process in creating this year’s show

Gary Markham, a top judging official with BOA and DCI, shares stories about the 70's Blue Devils & gives advice for aspiring judges.

Joe and Tim discuss Joe’s statement at the end of the Dave Webber podcast about making difficult choices in dire situations.

Bart Woodley, WGI’s Dir. of Operations & Sponsor Relations, talks about the WGI 35th Anniv. & working with the Cavies

We follow up the podcast with Dave Webber by talking about dealing with parents & educating them about your vision

Dave Webber talks about what happens when a competitive marching band program changes to a non-competitive format?

George explains his philosophy of competition in a very candid and forthright way. We think you’ll find this conversation valuable

George Hopkins, the director of the Cadets, talks about the 2011 Championship show and season, as well as USSBA contests and lessons learned as corps director.

Eric Martin, the President and CEO of Music for All and Bands of America. shares his philosophy for participation and competition

Marching Memory stories sent in by our listeners, including bass drums attacks, mud puddles, and foggy glasses.