Over the last year, I have seen Dr. Thomas present twice on the importance of ensuring that the African American Spiritual is passed on to the next generations through our choral ensembles and music c

In a world characterized by constant social criticism and a perpetual desire for progress, the often-overlooked emotion of gratitude emerges as a powerful catalyst for personal and societal improvemen

In this episode, In this episode I will be referencing a few resources, provided in the Patreon Google Folder. The Science of Reading refers to a large body of interdisciplinary evidence. The past 4

This week I am excited to bring you a compelling discussion with the esteemed, and often outspoken Dr. Jeffrey Allen Murdock. In this episode we mainly center on three distinct, but not unrelated topi

Over the years, this Podcast has been a place for many types of conversations, on a variety of topics. But, one of the recurring passions of mine has been the reimagining of the way we teach literacy.

This week, I have the honor of crossing the pond virtually to discuss the profound yet often overlooked concept of vocal musicianship. Joining me is a distinguished guest, David Hill whose passion a

This week, I connect with yet another instrumental music educator! Dont worry, I will be fine It was a great pleasure to speak with Dr. Angela Ammerman about many music education topics including so

Well, now I have! And so can you. In this conversation, I welcome Kelsey Burkett to discuss the magical, mystical world in which she teaches choir. I was floored to hear about the way her district str

I am excited to bring back the Student Perspectives category on the Podcast this week with the Glacier High School Concert Choir. Beth and I traveled from KC almost to literal Canada to Kalispell, M

Often times, the most confident and assertive person you will ever meet is an 8 or 9 year old girl. Then, somewhere along the way society teaches her that like a girl is not a compliment. For a disc