Part two of our brand new season launch episode featuring Andy MacAdam from the Blackskull, Glasgow, Andy continues to tell us about the development of the band right up today and how they have celebrated their 40th anniversary this year.

Season 2 kicks off in conversation with Andy MacAdam from Blackskull Fife & Drum Corps, Glasgow. Andy provides an entertaining and thorough account of the band through the years. This is part one of a special double episode to launch the new season.

Episode 10 finds us in conversation with Stacey Connor and Leah Magill, two young women from the band scene who share their stories with us about the positive impact being a member of a marching band has had on them.

Conversation with JP Wyndham from Brentwood Imperial Youth Band based in Essex, England, giving a different perspective on a marching band and the positive impact on the young people involved.

Episode 8 finds us in conversation with James Millar from the Millar Memorial one of the oldest flute bands in Belfast.

Conversation with Maurice Brown, former and now retired Drum Major of the Coldstream Guards, Scots Guards, the Army School of Ceremonial and the Royal Logistics Corps.

Episode 6 finds us in conversation with ex-Royal Marine musician Stu Warmington, he shares his journey that led to joining the Marines and how he came to be involved with the marching band scene in Northern Ireland.

Episode 5 finds us in conversation with Gordon Hotchkiss, sharing his story about how he found out that he was made to parade.

Episode 4 - Darren Lennon from the Shankill Road Defenders, shares how he found out he was Made to Parade.

The second of our conversations with band members sharing about how they found out they were made to parade. Jonathan from East Belfast Protestant Boys shares his story.