This episode includes a discussion between junior music education majors Summer Burton and Amanda Herold about their music identity projects and growth

Summer Burton:

Cantaloupe Island - Herbie Hancock 

Where is the love- Black Eyed Peas

Daughters- John Mayer 

Honey and Glass - Peyton Cardoza

The Middle - Jimmy Eat World

Homeless - Ed Sheeran

Should Have Known Better - Sufjan Stevens 

Good as Hell - Lizzo

All I ask of You Live at The Royal Albert Hall - Andrew Lloyd Webber 

Island in the Sun - Weezer 

Amanda Herold:

Defying Gravity - Wicked 

Rock Lobester - The B-52s

Spyro Reignited Trilogy Soundtracks - Artisans 

One Life Beautiful - Julie Giroux

It Is Well With My Soul - Philip Paul Bliss 

Man in the Mirror - Michael Jackson

Waning Gibbous - Amanda Herold 

Pynk - Janelle Monàe 

Most People - Dawes

Feels Like Summer - Childish Gabino

This weeks episode includes an interview with our interviewer Logan Shippee, and esteemed guest Dr. Alison Reynolds,  professor and chair of music education and music therapy at Temple University. Our pedagogical segment with Delaney Mavica and Emily Femino discusses Choir during COVID-19  while our campus life segment also discusses music education alumni interviews and social media in the classroom with Allie Charney and Lily Zhou.

This weeks episode includes an interview with our interviewer Logan Shippee, and esteemed guest Dr. Jason Holmes.  Our Campus life segment with Jason Cebulski and Benjamin McCarley discusses "Compassionate Music Teaching," and guest speakers in our Social Foundations course, while our pedagogical segment discussing future goals and observations in covid 19 with Erica Messinger and Jenny Jordan. 

This weeks episode includes an interview with our interviewer Logan Shippee, and esteemed guest Dr. Elizabeth Parker, associate professor of  music education at Temple University. Our Campus life segment with Delaney Mavica and Emily Femino discusses movement lessons in our Social Foundations course, while our pedagogical segment discussing warm-ups in choir and individual practice with Allie Charney and Lily Zhou. 

This weeks episode includes an interview with our interviewer Logan Shippee, and esteemed guest Dr. Rollo Dilworth, Vice dean and professor of choral music education at Temple University. Our Campus life segment with Eric Gabriel and Owen McGowan discusses practice and our Wind Symphony, while our #thisismusiced segment discusses how to be inclusive in the classroom with Jenny Jordan and Erica Messinger. Go Forth! And change the world.

This week, we have a coffee talk interview with Alumni Kelly Reyman and Interviewer Logan Shippee reflecting on her first few years in the field, as well as #thisismusiced and pedogocial segments from senior students Abel Rose and Bridget Haines. 

This week, we have a coffee talk with our interviewer Logan Shippee and Dr. William Sauerland, as well as segments from our own students Amanda Herold, Janaa Eborn, Juliana Swanson and Sally Fetterman. 

This episode includes a coffee talk interview with Dr. Julia Shaw and our interviewer Logan Shippee as well as highlights of our social foundations class with Juliana Swanson and Sally Fetterman and how to write lesson plans with Samantha Burr and Lilly Newton. 

This week, we have a coffee talk with interviewer Logan Shippee and Dr. Cara Bernard. Our other segments include a discussion on conservatory life with first year students Daniel Soloway and Demetrius Bitler, and a discussion about our conducting review bootcamp with junior students Summer Burton and Brian Buechele.