Women in Music with Annie Booth
Alan and Steve talk with composer, educator, and publisher Annie Booth about giving voice to women who make and compose music.

Alan and Steve talk with composer, educator, and publisher Annie Booth about giving voice to women who make and compose music.
Alan and Steve talk about using email to get what you want - and keep your relationships strong.
Alan and Steve talk with Clinician, Composer, and Musician Jenny Peters about adding ukulele as an opportunity for students at all levels K-12.
Alan and Steve talk with educator, clinician, and marching arts expert Jeremy Spicer about what really constitutes excellence in marching ensembles.
Alan and Steve talk with audiologist Alyssa Ottmar about music teaching’s effect on hearing and how to combat risks.
Alan and Steve with lessons learned when it comes to letting go of past “best practices.” Examples are drawn from DCI, the Episcopal Church, Irish Sean-nós artistry, and, believe it or not, K-12 music classrooms.
Alan and Steve talk with educator, drummer, and band leader Sammy Miller about the value of groove, expression, ownership and improvisation for all music students.
Alan and Steve talk with Rebecca Phillips and Ingrid Larragoity-Martin about inclusivity, culture, and psychological safety.
Alan and Steve talk with Erin Holmes about lessons learned from doing a podcast, teaching, leadership and always being in the process of learning more.
Alan and Steve talk with Will Talley and Chandler Wilson about current thoughts in Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Access, and how they impact programming.
Alan and Steve talk with educator, author, and musicker Mary Cohen about incorporating the Musicking ideas of Christopher Small.
Alan and Steve talk with author, educator, and pedagogy master Lillie Feierabend about moving classroom music to the day-to-day lives of our students.
Alan and Steve talk with author and professor Philip Ewell about the inherent biases in music education.
In their last summer episode exploring what makes a teacher successful, Alan and Steve turn their attention to the role of assessment, and give a preview of some of the guests to expect in Season Three.
Alan and Steve talk with Kyle Smith of The Growing Band Director podcast about continuous learning.
Alan and Steve talk with James Weaver of the National Federation about new and easy ways to stay legal with music licensing for all music educators.
Alan and Steve talk about whether or not classroom culture is an indicator of teacher success.
Alan and Steve discuss whether or not competitive success is a measure of teacher success.
Alan and Steve talk with author and professor Matthew Arau about student leadership.
Alan and Steve talk with author, educator, and speaker Scott Lang about the results of the fourth annual State of Music Education survey from Be Part of the Music.
Alan and Steve talk with Bob Rogers Travel president Todd Rogers about the ins and outs of traveling with your students.
Alan and Steve talk with author and classroom management guru Michael Linsin about best practices in Classroom Management.
Alan and Steve talk with leading standards-based grading expert Wendy Barden about effective assessment at all levels.
Alan and Steve talk with composer and jazz educator Bob Washut about the state of jazz education.
Alan and Steve comment on the Now and preview the Future.
Alan and Steve talk with Grace Law about String Pedagogy. Show Notes are available at https://www.musicedinsights.com/uncategorized/string-pedagogy-pointers-with-grace-law/.
Alan and Steve talk with composer, arranger, and University of North Texas director of Jazz Studies, Alan Baylock, about teaching and listening to jazz. Show notes available at https://www.musicedinsights.com/uncategorized/everything-jazz-with-alan-baylock/.