Marching Roundtable Podcast | Marching Arts Education

The importance of being more aware and intentional in our communication, especially virtually.

Barry Houser explains how your energy and the system you use can transform your program.

We need more conversations and concrete action to make drum corps more accessible to minority and unrepresented communities.

Helpful concepts about life and business for those heading out into the music world

“If you’re going to make a mistake, make a big one.”  Creating a safe and fun rehearsal environment brings better engagement, learning, and productivity.

Kris Bence shares the inspiration, motivation, and community that this Facebook Group brings to music educators.

Ryan Hourigan, Julie Duty, and Caroline Hand discuss the reality of why we’re often not including these students and share concrete ways to build awareness and be more inclusive.

Smart planning before a rehearsal allows you to get much more accomplished in less time.

We discuss this remarkably helpful and practical book and how it can transform your ability to instruct or perform “when it really counts.”

Jeff Jones on strategies for better training of student leaders to improve your program and lower the director’s stress.

Mike Scott and Genevieve Geisler on how conversations and policies bring change to our activity and our world, plus some info about this summer’s show!

How the corps is supporting the diversity of its members and uses effective communication to help keep members safe

How the corps is implementing smart policies in an effective manner to keep members safe on many fronts.

Gary Smith shares concepts you can implement today that will fix many tuning issues immediately.

Dr. Darryl Singleton on the culture of HBCU band programs, the challenges of competitive halftime performances, and how students are well taken care of and supported by their band family.