In this episode, we sit down with Quincey Dougan, the driving force behind Bygone Days, a unique venture dedicated to educating and promoting the rich traditions of Orangeism, Unionism, and Loyalism.

Join us as Quincey shares his personal journey, the inspiration behind Bygone Days, and the challenges of keeping these cultural and historical legacies alive in a modern, diverse society. With a fly-on-the-wall insight into his work, we explore how he balances education with advocacy, navigates contentious perceptions, and works to engage both younger generations and broader audiences.

Expect an edgy, thought-provoking conversation that delves into the complexities of heritage, identity, and tradition in Northern Ireland. Whether you're deeply connected to these traditions or just curious to learn more, this episode offers an honest and insightful perspective on a side of history often overlooked.

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Marching Forward: Faith, Bands, and a Changed Life

Welcome to a powerful and thought-provoking episode of the podcast! In this episode, we sit down with two members of loyalist marching bands who share their incredible journeys of becoming born-again Christians.

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Whether you’re part of the marching band world, exploring faith, or simply curious about how these two worlds collide, this episode offers deep insights and inspiring stories of change.

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🔴 The Art of Precision – Marching Side Drum Accessories with Ex-Royal Marine Drummer Stu Warmington 🔴

In this episode of Made to Parade, we take a closer look at two of Northern Ireland’s flute bands as they share about their big moment performing at the 2024 Belfast International Tattoo. From rehearsals to performance day, we explore the challenges, the dedication, and what it takes to put on a show at this prestigious event.

Made to Parade Podcast - Episode 86: Pitch Perfect Event Coverage | Ulster Day 2024

In this special episode, Made to Parade takes you to the heart of the Pitch Perfect event, held on Ulster Day, 28th September 2024. This episode captures the excitement and pride of the day, featuring interviews with the event organiser, representatives from participating bands, and insights from the Ulster-Scots Agency.

Tune in to hear about the significance of the event, the preparations behind the scenes, and the passion of the bands that took part. Experience the powerful performances, historical reflections, and community spirit that made Pitch Perfect an unforgettable celebration.

Whether you’re a fan of marching bands, cultural events, or Ulster-Scots heritage, this episode brings you the stories and sounds from a memorable day in Northern Ireland.

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Made to Parade Podcast - Episode with Harry McArthur (Queen Elizabeth Accordion Band)

In this special episode, we’re joined by Harry McArthur, a living legend of the band scene. With an incredible 75 years of service, Harry has been a dedicated member of the Queen Elizabeth Accordion Band in Scotland. As the band approaches its centenary in just 12 years, Harry reflects on the band's rich history, his personal experiences, and the evolving world of band music. Tune in to hear captivating stories from a lifetime in the band and gain unique insights from one of its most iconic figures.

Episode 84: Ulster's Blood and Soil: A Journey to the Somme | Made to Parade Podcast

In this third episode of the Tunes that Changed the Scene series, we dive deep into a tune by Glenmavis Sons of William Flute Band from their iconic 1986 cassette, Black Velvet. 🥁🎵

🎙️ Made to Parade Podcast - Tunes That Changed the Scene: Episode 2

🎶 Welcome to the latest episode of Made to Parade: "Melodies and Innovations"! 🎶

In this exciting episode, we're diving into the world of flute bands with a special focus on two brand-new recordings well respected bands. Get ready to experience fresh melodies and impressive performances as we review these albums in detail.

But that's not all! We're also taking a closer look at the a new model of the Bb flute. We'll break down its features, compare it to other models, and discuss where it fits into the scene.

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Whether you're a flute band enthusiast, a band musician or just someone who loves great music, this episode has something for you!

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