
A podcast dedicated to all facets of the sport of Colorguard! Join Eric, the host and resident colorguard nerd, as he talks to performers, instructors, directors, and judges from across the country. Eric has been in the sport since 1994 and has been teaching since 2000. He has marched WGI in A, Open, and World, and DCI with both the Kiwanis Kavaliers and the Rosemont Cavaliers. Come give a listen!... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Welcome back everyone! Today's episode is another chapter of my Program Showcase series; this time it is all about Phoenix Independent Winterguard. I sat down with director, Chad Clum and 17 year vet, Madie Clum to discuss the history, structure, id... more
Welcome back everyone! For today's episode I'm joined by Will and Dr Jen to react to your colorguard Hot Takes. Some were hotter than others but the conversation was a great time! Hope you enjoy!
Its the first DCI regional of the 2026 season and Will and I are discussing the top 12 and more. We discuss uniform choices, staging decisions, the tight battle for 2nd, 12th, and more!
If you wish to support the podcast you can visit the merch sto... more
Welcome everyone to the another Program Showcase Episode. This time featuring one of my favorite groups ever, Shenendehowa HS! This guard has been around for a long time and has always had an incredibly unique voice for the activity. I had the ama... more
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What a fun podcast! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and great takes on our amazing activity.
Edit: I just lowered my score from 4 to 3 stars. Eric, who is normally appropriate, disappointed me: he spoke too long about a single member’s individual performance at length. He did so under the pretense that “everyone can go through this,” but he imagined how she felt, what she was thinking, and … it was too much discussion on the poor member. And the way he discussed how a HS guard should move down. He went on too long about it and the tone was less humble than how he normally comes across.... more
The main pod host is great. He’s close to a five-star. Solid voice and personality. The other male caster’s personality, the one who accompanies the main host to discuss shows, is, well, you be the judge—don’t worry, he can take it considering his criticisms towards others. And we likely need some more editing. The shows are a bit long sometimes due to discussion points running their course. The interviews with instructors and show designers are very, very good. When you rewatch some shows afte... more
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A color guard-focused discussion host analyzes technique, design, and judging, with guests ranging from instructors and directors to judges and data enthusiasts. Episodes cover everything from debunking overemphasized tricks to exploring safe, expressive flag work, plus program showcases, regional recaps, and data-driven insights that shape strategy for guards and programs. The show frequently features lively debate, practical coaching tips, and behind-the-scenes takes on show design, gear, and production choices. Its strengths lie in a candid, opinionated format, strong guest variety, and a clear love for the craft that appeals to performers, coaches, judges, and fans seeking deeper understanding of what makes a guard's show effective and ... more
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