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An interview with a cappella group Duly Noted from Dobyns-Bennett High School in Kingsport TN. Originally aired March 23rd, 2020. (Note: Due to the coronavirus, all ICCA and ICHSA competitions have been cancelled. We still aired our interview in its entirety and unedited to give the affected groups the chance to still share their stories and their music.)

The group shared their entire 2020 ICHSA set with us, which you can watch here: https://www.youtube.com/embed/RptJKhezDsQ.

Learn more about the group here: https://www.facebook.com/dulynotedDB.

An interview with a cappella group The Buffalo Chips from SUNY at Buffalo. Originally aired March 23rd, 2020. (Note: Due to the coronavirus, all ICCA and ICHSA competitions have been cancelled. We still aired our interview in its entirety and unedited to give the affected groups the chance to still share their stories and their music.)

Learn more about the group here: https://www.facebook.com/TheBuffaloChips.

An interview with a cappella group The Choralaires from Silverton High School in Silverton, OR. Originally aired March 23rd, 2020. (Note: Due to the coronavirus, all ICCA and ICHSA competitions have been cancelled. We still aired our interview in its entirety and unedited to give the affected groups the chance to still share their stories and their music.)

Learn more about the group here: https://www.facebook.com/SilvertonChoirs.

In the spring of 1949 a group of MIT students came together to form the Logarhythms, MIT’s premier all male a cappella group. Building upon the influence of barbershop tunes they swiftly began singing all over campus, building a fan base throughout Cambridge. Over the next few decades the ‘Logs’ introduced gospel, doo-wop, and modern hits, performing at several MIT events including Commencement. While balancing their academic workload, athletics, and keeping fans at bay, the Logs managed to record several albums, which last to this day.

In the late 1990’s the Logs made the transition from barbershop to modern a cappella introducing vocal percussion and complex arrangements of modern songs. The Logs performed off campus more often and toured around the country to California, Texas, Ohio, New York, Florida, and all of New England. Last year the Logs celebrated their 60th anniversary as one of the country’s finest a cappella groups. Their tremendous success is attributed to its alumni who have shaped this group into what it is today.

Learn more about the Logs here: https://mitlogs.com.

An interview with a cappella group Hawkward from Roger Williams University. Originally aired March 23rd, 2020. (Note: Due to the coronavirus, all ICCA and ICHSA competitions have been cancelled. We still aired our interview in its entirety and unedited to give the affected groups the chance to still share their stories and their music.)

Learn more about the group here: https://www.facebook.com/rwuhawkward.

For Episode 32 of Vocal HERspective, Amanda and Rachael sit down with Shannon McNulty, to talk about all of these things and more.

To learn more about the National A Cappella Convention and the AEA, visit:

An interview with a cappella group Vocal Point from Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau in Galesville, WI. Originally aired March 16th, 2020. (Note: Due to the coronavirus, all ICCA and ICHSA competitions have been cancelled. We still aired our interview in its entirety and unedited to give the affected groups the chance to still share their stories and their music.)

Learn more about the group here: https://www.facebook.com/getvocalpoint.

An interview with a cappella group The Harmelodics from Northern Illinois University. Originally aired March 16th, 2020. (Note: Due to the coronavirus, all ICCA and ICHSA competitions have been cancelled. We still aired our interview in its entirety and unedited to give the affected groups the chance to still share their stories and their music.)

Learn more about the group here: https://www.facebook.com/Harmelodics.

An interview with a cappella group The Potsdam Pitches from SUNY Potsdam. Originally aired March 16th, 2020. (Note: Due to the coronavirus, all ICCA and ICHSA competitions have been cancelled. We still aired our interview in its entirety and unedited to give the affected groups the chance to still share their stories and their music.)

Learn more about the group here: https://facebook.com/potsdampitches.