No guest this week as we check in on Olin's favorite topic to debate: which is more important in Music education, the process or its product.

No guest this week as we check in on Olin's favorite topic to debate: which is more important in Music education, the process or its product.

This week we re-visit general music, this time with a 3rd year teacher from the Washoe County School district in Nevada.

This week we re-visit general music, this time with a 3rd year teacher from the Washoe County School district in Nevada.

We sit down with Bethany Moslen, the Assistant Director of the Cal Aggie Marching Band-uh to talk about teaching special populations. Bethany has a M.Ed. in Special Education and our conversation leans towards how that affects her teaching practices as a music educator.

We sit down with Bethany Moslen, the Assistant Director of the Cal Aggie Marching Band-uh to talk about teaching special populations. Bethany has a M.Ed. in Special Education and our conversation leans towards how that affects her teaching practices as a music educator.

We invite our friend Shane on to talk about his first year teaching general music and elementary band.

We invite our friend Shane on to talk about his first year teaching general music and elementary band.

We met up with Dr. Seggelke in McCormick place, so there's a bit of background noise in this episode. Dr. Seggelke is the director of bands at Illinois State University and currently serves as the artistic director and conductor of the San Francisco Wind Symphony. His bio can be found here: http://www.seggelke.info/wordpress/?page_id=2

We met up with Dr. Seggelke in McCormick place, so there's a bit of background noise in this episode. Dr. Seggelke is the director of bands at Illinois State University and currently serves as the artistic director and conductor of the San Francisco Wind Symphony. His bio can be found here: http://www.seggelke.info/wordpress/?page_id=2