Azia Wiggins reflects with Phil and Adam about developing and rediscovering writing. She talks about her recent piece Ode to Black Men. Phil and Adam ask her about her passion for her hometown.

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Janette LaBarre joins Phil and Adam this week to talk about the Arts and COVID-19. They converse about how Arts organizations are pivoting during this time and how they can continue to innovate after the pandemic. She points to an Arts organization's mission statement to guide them through this time. 

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Phil and Adam continue their conversation on servant leadership shaping choral culture.  Current Events Corner gets a little spicy this week.

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Phil and Adam are starting a conversation about Servant Leadership.  They talk about how this type of leadership influences a choir's culture. 

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Phil and Adam official unveil the listener chosen title of their podcast. They continue their conversation about teachers and moments that lead them towards their musical professions. There is a conversation about brownies and the recurring segments.

Adam and Phil share music teachers and moments that shaped them as young musicians.  While retelling the moment Adam knew he wanted to be a choral director, he almost moves Phil to tears.  Also, listen to the song that is a part of that moment.

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Adam and Phil share their musical beginnings. They also introduce two recurring segments.

In this first episode Adam Potter and Phil Woodard introduce themselves. They also discuss their commonalities and briefly share their personal stories.