The new podcast studio is up and running, and Andrew, Allison, and Ethan are discussing the craziness of October.

In this solo episode, Andrew reflects on the last 10 months since his stroke. Join him for a walk, learn about his recovery, and know the signs of a stroke. BE FAST.

It's been more than a year since the since the last podcast, but the team has made a triumphant return. Featuring their student teacher, Julia reflects on her experience at the high school.

Andrew, Allison, and Ethan have returned for 2024, and they are kicking the year off with a book study of Tom Carter's "Choral Charisma." Join them as they spend the next 12 weeks discussing and reflecting on each chapter with the goal of discovering better ways to make choirs more expressive performing artists.

Oh, there's no place like home for the holidays. Winter Break draws near as the team says a bittersweet goodbye to their student teacher, Erica Kinsman. Favorite Christmas movies are shared, Erica faces a fear, and gifts are exchanged. Happy Holidays to all!

Happy Thanksgiving! Andrew, Allison, and Erica welcome our newest host, Ethan, to the podcast! Andrew competes for a good cause, Ethan victoriously maneuvers an activity bus, Erica eats a Nutty Buddy, and Allison keeps everyone in line. Gobble gobble!

After a 3-month hiatus, we are back recording again and doing what friends do - catching up on all the fun things that have been happening in our lives. Join us for good conversation and to learn about our student teacher!

What exactly do teachers do over the summer? Don't they have summers off? Andrew and his guest, Kyle, discuss all the things they typically do in order to prepare for the start of the school year.

Sutter is about to graduate. As he reflects on some highlights from his years in choir, music theory is discussed as well as some parting advice.

Are you tired of doing the same thing over and over in your choir program? Are you looking for something to give it new life? Tune in and listen to how Andrew and Allison are starting to incorporate a new component to their choirs.