We speak with a Miss Michigan Outstanding Teen contestant who created a mini-fundraiser for Children's Miracle Network with Baton Twirling Notebooks for notes, goals, and baton-related items.

Today we're chatting with Gelsey who use to be a Rockette dancer. She has amazing stories about her time with the Rockettes including the time she got to dance with the team for President Obama.

Shaylie Fawcett tells us all about her Twirling-inspired clothing line called Only Twirlers. You can find her at local competitions around California and at NBTA Nationals at StayBridge Suites (with Gorgeous Twirling Costumes)

Interview with one of the youngest high school feature twirlers in America. Jaycee began twirling at the age of 8 with her local high school and inspired other majorettes to begin to twirl with her.

Chris walks us through the unique beginning of Constructed Adventures, a lavish personalized treasure hunt business, allowing him to quit his full time job and pursue creating memorable moments for the everyday person.

Whitney is a Physical Therapist who completed her thesis on preventing sports injuries. She talks to us today about the importance of learning baton twirling, and all other sports and arts, correctly from the beginning including proper stretching, technique, and warm ups.

Today we speak with John Mitchell of Twirling to Fight Cancer. He created this non-profit to help raise funds and awareness of breast cancer in the baton twirling world. *Today's episode is dedicated to a baton twirling rockstar, Douglas Daniels*

Catching up with a long time friend, Laura Rodriguez, who is the co-owner of Encore Performing Arts in Porterville, California. She talks with us about being an entrepreneur and working with other auxiliaries at her local high school.

Meet the person behind the podcast - Sara Rudin (sounds like Rue-Dean). Learn about our newest podcast series and why it was created. We hope you reach out with episode ideas!