Welcome back to another episode of Teach Talk with the Fine Arts! Today I have my friend Alan Lang as my guest! We talk about the struggles of transitioning from a small high school to a university program, coping with not having music as our full-time gig, networking, Mac VS PC for audio recording, and much much more! Thank you, Alan, for being on!

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My guest today is my husband, Jeremy Noel. Jeremy has spent his whole life surrounded by music. He has grown up playing in church, went to college for music performance, and now does recording. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did.

Special thanks to Jeremy for helping me record this episode and all of the others as well. I appreciate you a lot.

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Hello and welcome back to another episode of Teach Talk for the Fine  Arts! My guest for today is my friend from college, Jacob Pauley. We talk about a lot of things but focus on online music education as well  as what we actually learned with our music degree and the things that we wish we had learned. We also touch on online music education, making a  name for yourself, and the politics of music education. Thank you for listening!   

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Hello and welcome to Teach Talk with the Fine Arts! My guest today is Roman Runyon who is my friend and also a former classmate at Concord. We were both in the percussion studio and he has certainly helped me through a lot of struggles that were both music-related as well as personal and I’m super thankful for him. I hope you enjoy this episode!

On a side note, I am still trying to figure out technical difficulties and I will make this audio better as time goes on. Thank you for being patient!

Hello and welcome to the first episode of Teach Talk with the Fine Arts! I am your host, Sarah Noel. I am a percussionist and I taught choir and theater full time for a year. I have always had a passion for Fine Arts education. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, pretty much all education went online, including music, which was pretty difficult from my perspective and I am super curious to see how other art educators were affected. This experience inspired me to start this podcast so that others can share their experiences. I hope you stick around to listen!

The guests of this episode are Dr. Ben Cantrell and Marcus Spinks. Marcus and I attended Concord together for a year and Dr. Cantrell was our percussion instructor. I hope you enjoy this episode!

Hello and welcome to Teach Talk with the Fine Arts! I am your host, Sarah Noel. This is the trailer for my new podcast! I am a percussionist and I taught choir and theater full time for a year. I have always had a passion for Fine Arts education. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, pretty much all education went online, including music, which was pretty difficult from my perspective and I am super curious to see how other art educators were affected. This experience inspired me to start this podcast so that others can share their experiences. I hope you stick around to listen!

On a side note, I am still trying to figure out technical difficulties and I will make this audio better as time goes on. Thank you for being patient!