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
1087: Michael James- When Designs Go Well
We discuss the process of creating his 2022 shows including gold medalist University of South Florida.
1086: WGI Color Guard Wrap-up 2022
Highlights of the super-charged event in Dayton including favorite performances and memorable show moments.
1085: Dealing With the Logistics of This Season
John Campese of Infinity Percussion explains the particular challenges of this 2022 winter season.
1084: Music for All Symposium Series- Creating the Right Environment
Jon Weber explains how to create a culture where students feel supported and free to grow & thrive.
1083: Recruiting- A College Band Perspective
Great advice anyone can use to help students imagine themselves in your group!
1082: Ethics- Social Media and Texting
Important information about boundaries and interactions with minors. This is an excerpt from the course “Ethics and Risk Management” which is now free for members!
1081: Build Your Guard Program with a Middle School Winter Guard
Engage students early and increase participation!
1080: Music for All Symposium Series: Advice from Color Guard Campers
Susie Harloff talks with two campers whose lives were transformed by a week of great ideas and encouragement.
1079: Electronics and Microphones in 80’s Marching Band
Ron Predl found innovative solutions at the University of Tulsa that were way ahead of their time.
1078: Criticism Without Cruelty
Tony Lymon of Petal HS reminds us to have kindness and grace, remembering that everyone is being vulnerable and bold each time they put a show on the floor.