Welcome to Season 2! Join us for a live stream with Brad Meyer, Adam Freeman, and Chris Del Vecchio as they discuss their experiences as cadets in 2005.

Join us as we discuss GMU's 2021 production, a visual album by the name "Close to the Sun." We are joined by GMU director Travis Peterman as well as returning guests Samuel Fleming, as well as Guy Mavinga. We talk about the process going to make this album, as well as GMU's approach to writing, hip hop in the marching arts as well as future projects. 

Join us as we sit down with former directors Chris Martin, and Chris Garay and former members Lucas Vangeison and Ryan Jones as we discuss their gold medal-winning production "Go." We also discuss some questionable hair choices. 

Join us as we sit down with Jonathan "Jay Jay" Nieves, Joshua Marreo, and returning guest Taylor Aves as we discuss AMP 2018, and 2019 as well as the color guard side of indoor. You know, the "guard" in WGI

Join us as we discuss LUID 2019 with members of their snare line. This is a line that David was a founding member for, so it was a fun episode for him to talk about how a group went from hand spray painting uniforms in a parking lot to placing 5th in PIO in 2019.  Good Times

Join us as we discuss United 2018 with Alex Pavek and Jimmy Toohey and the change of culture at United over the last few years. There was an issue with David's mic, so it only came out of one ear. We are sorry about that, We are going to have a more consistent upload schedule moving forward. We apologize for the inconsistencies over the last few months. After the grind over the summer and some crazy life stuff we put this aside to foucs on some stuff in front of us. We still like making this podcast and will continue to talk about band with ya'll. Stay tuned for more!

Come dream with us as we discuss what is WGI, and Cadets Winter Percussion with Guy Mavinga.  Ghost Rolls. 

Join us as we discuss Cadets 2018 with Loren Gregory and Sharbel Skaff

This week we have no guests, but rather we listen to three groups interpretations of Eric Whitacre's Fly To Paradise. Join us as we discuss Blue Knights 2015, Crossmen 2015, and Rhythm X 2012

The Seattle Cascades were a charter franchise of World Team Tennis (WTT). The team first played as the Hawaii Leis in the league's inaugural 1974 season, before becoming the Sea-Port Cascades for the 1977 season, when it played half its home matches in Seattle, Washington, and the other half in Portland, Oregon.  The team left Portland in 1978 and played nearly all its home matches in Seattle. The Cascades announced the team would fold following the  1978 season. Ignore all of that as we discuss Cascades 2015 and 2017 with 4th-time guest Kira Pattinson, AJ Randall, and Layne Wellman