
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 | 55 | Founded | a year ago |
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Welcome back everyone! It is proposals time and Will and I sat down to discuss all 32... THIRTY-TWO! of them this year. We give our thoughts and on each of them and whether or not we think they will pass. Link to the proposals can be found below.
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Welcome back everyone! The post Dayton break is over and my first episode in the return is a Program Showcase episode with 2026 Independent World Champion Fusion Winter Guard! I spoke with co-directors Rodney Thomas and Tim McLaughlin all about the... more
Hello again! Welcome to the final part, episode 6 of 6 of our annual WGI World Championships recap series. This episode covers the Independent World class. Will is back and we talk all the finalists and more! So sit back, relax, and lets talk some ... more
Hello again! Welcome to part 5 of 6 of our annual WGI World Championships recap series. This episode covers the Scholastic World class. Will is back and we talk all the finalists and more! So sit back, relax, and lets talk some colorguard!
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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
I’m new to listening to podcast but having this amazing ColorGuard podcast just makes me so happy. I say I live, sleep, and eat guard. Now it’s complete. Love the fun energy the podcast always gives. Love the different topics and people who you have on.
Thank you for also reminding all that A CLASS IS THE BACKBONE of our sport. #TeamNY #WinterSkyIA #MYCGC #MAIN
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This show centers on color guard performances, design, and culture, with energetic discussions of regional and world-level competitions, show concepts, and behind-the-scenes dynamics. Episodes spotlight standout guards, production choices, scoring drama, and the evolving landscape across Scholastic and Independent divisions, often weaving in audience reactions and personal anecdotes from live events. The tone is enthusiastically insider, with thoughtful critique, practical coaching notes, and a recurring emphasis on guard craft, pedagogy, and community spirit. A notable trait is the host's long-running involvement in the sport, which lends credibility and a candid, no-nonsense style that appeal to listeners who want actionable guard-insight... more
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