Marching Roundtable Podcast
Serving as the premier source of information and inspiration in the marching activity, The Marching Roundtable and its host Tim Hinton feature the top experts in the activity, sharing advice to help everyone do better, enjoy their work more, and take their group to the next level. One great idea can change your life! With over 1200 podcasts available, there is something to help anyone in the world of marching band, drum corps, color guard, or indoor percussion. Become a member (only $2 per month!) and get access to the Podcast Archives with hours of great information you can use right away. Be inspired! Contact Tim with questions or ideas for future podcast topics or guests.
Latest Podcasts
1107: DCI 50- Southwind Builds Continuity
Lawrence LeClaire on the unique challenges of this season and the importance of volunteering.
1106: DCI 50- Carolina Crown Creates a Show for Fans
Artistic Director Rick Subel talks about the app, the crowd interaction, and the excitement of this year’s show.
1105: Tips for Recruiting
James Keller shares a system that works and which you can implement right away.
1104: Matt Harloff Helps Your Band Sound Better with T360 Videos
You and your students can learn from the Brass Caption Supervisor at Carolina Crown.
1103: DCI 50- Remembering Blue Rock
Four Alumni of this legendary corps talk about its history and the famous “Baby Elephant Walk.”
1102: Fair Compensation for Instructors
We discuss knowing your worth and how to get it, contracts, and what happens if things don’t work out.
1101: DCI 50- Remembering Velvet Knights
We share a conversation about the origin of the corps’ unique look, style, and philosophy that made it a crowd favorite.
1100: Meet Two DCI Scholarship Winners
Meet Brendan Lockie, a drum major for Mandarins, and Lauren Walton, a color guard member of the Spartans.
1099: DCI 50- Remembering Sky Ryders
We share stories and memories of this great corps, from that famous rainbow to a trip to Oz.
1098: Mickey Kelly on the Skylarks
We remember Mickey Kelly by resharing this conversation with Jeff Namian about one of the most important guards in the early years of WGI.