
Dr. Steve Shanley, Alan Feirer, and national thought leaders explore current issues in music education, with practical application for K-12 music educators.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 110 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicEducation | |||

Alan and Steve dig into a common teacher frustration: students who don’t take deadlines seriously. Alan shares a practical approach to setting deadlines that actually mean something—by clearly explaining the “why,” distinguishing between preferred an... more
Alan and Steve talk with educator and mind‑shifting coach Mitch Weisburgh about how music teachers can help students—and themselves—move from limbic “survival mode” into resourceful, resilient, and collaborative mindsets. They explore how to respond ... more
Alan and Steve share a fast, practical debrief tool you can use after a concert, contest, trip, marching season, or school year: WWW/TALA — What Went Well and Take A Look At. Built on Alan’s longtime approach to project improvement, this quick tip sh... more
DJ, author, and music business professor Amani Roberts joins Alan and Steve to unpack how today’s students are listening to and creating music—and what that means for K–12 music educators.
In this episode, they discuss:
• Why teens prefer singles a... more
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Many music teachers from Elementary General Music to Middle School Band or High School Strings live on their own “island” in their building and sometimes in their district. Being the only person who does music can be very isolating which is something reading/math/classroom teachers do not have to worry about. Music teachers don’t get to bounce ideas around with peers during their prep period each day and collaboration is an essential component of growth as a teacher. This podcast fills the void ... more
Many music teachers from Elementary General Music to Middle School Band or High School Strings live on their own “island” in their building and sometimes in their district. Being the only person who does music can be very isolating which is something reading/math/classroom teachers do not have to worry about. Music teachers don’t get to bounce ideas around with peers during their prep period each day and collaboration is an essential component of growth as a teacher. This podcast fills the void ... more
Where so many music Ed podcast focus on individual biographies and sometimes irrelevant banter, this is topic based, thought provoking, and to the point. Perfect for the half hour commute.
This is a great podcast. Well produced. Sharp, energetic, and to the point.
It’s nice to have a podcast that touches on issues that we should all be thinking through in our curriculum. These resources and conversations will help educators find the tools they need to help change the face of music education to be able to serve all students.









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