Sing, Coach, Conduct
Megan Farison
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Sing, Coach, Conduct is a podcast dedicated to inspiring and empowering musicians and music educators in their personal and professional lives. Hosted by music director, voice coach, and author Megan Farison.
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Episode 47: Up Close and Personal with Chris Munce
In this episode, Megan sits down with Chris Munce—the mind behind Choralosophy, the #1 ranked podcast for music educators—for a candid, get-to-know-you conversation. Chris shares his journey to…
Episode 46: The Art of Audiobook Narration with Talon David
How does a producer and recording artist become the voice behind more than 140 audiobooks?In this episode of Sing, Coach, Conduct, I sit down with Talon David—a London- and Nashville-rooted singer,…
Episode 45: Why Teachers Matter More Than Ever
After several months away, Megan returns to Sing, Coach, Conduct with gratitude for listeners around the world and a reflection on the challenging times we’re living in. This episode centers on why…
Episode 44: Bloom Where You're Planted with Dr. Nancy Menk
Dr. Nancy Menk opens up about her forty-year career as a music professor at Saint Mary's College in South Bend, Indiana.
Episode 43: Reconnecting to the Joy of Singing with Erin Whitfield
Soprano and voice coach Erin Whitfield shares compelling insights into singing and teaching voice that can be applied in the studio, classroom, stage, and beyond.
Episode 42: Royce Mann for Atlanta Board of Education
Royce Mann is a community organizer, poet, activist, and former nonprofit organization leader who could become the youngest ever citywide elected official in Atlanta, Georgia.
Episode 41: Safe, for Now with Dr. Joey Weisler
Traumatic events shape our lives in a multitude of ways. For Dr. Joey Weisler, the 2018 high school shooting in Parkland, Florida was one of those events. In this episode, Dr. Joey opens up about his…
Episode 40: Small Schools, Big Dreams with Matt Shephard
Matt Shephard, who has been a finalist for GRAMMY Music Educator of the Year multiple years in a row, shares what it means for small schools to have big dreams.
Episode 39: In the Trenches with Nate Degner
After thirty-two years as a beloved choral director, Nate Degner is finally enjoying retirement. In this episode, he looks back on his journey to becoming a music educator, and he offers wisdom to…
Episode 38: From the Street to the Stage with Stephen Ridley
Stephen Ridley, an international artist who got his start playing piano in streets all over the world, talks about his transition from performer to teacher. Stephen's Ridley Academy, through its…
Episode 37: The Path to Prevention with Anna Sonoda
This episode is for anyone—parent, educator, counselor, or community member—that works directly with children. As a society, we have a collective responsibility to protect children from harm. This…
Episode 36: Taking a Chance on New Composers with Jane Kozhevnikova
Russian-American composer Jane Kozhevnikova shares how she transitioned from jazz pianist and composer to choral composer, and why directors should take more chances on newer works.
Episode 35: What Cabaret Can Do with Jace McCloy
Bass-Baritone Jace McCloy, former teacher at School of Rock Chicago, explores the vocal benefits of cabaret, crooning, and pop music.
Episode 34: The State of Education with Mitchell Robinson
Michigan State University Assistant Professor of Music Education and elected member of the State Board of Education provides insight on what teachers, students, and communities are facing at the…
Episode 33: Functional Musicianship with Stacy Daniels
Stacy Daniels has a wide range of experience in the field of music education. In this episode, he shares some of the wisdom he's gained, and what he aims to provide every student so that they're…
Episode 32: New Teacher Questions with Maggie Reed
Megan's former high school student, Maggie Reed, seeks advice as she navigates her first year as a professional music educator.
Episode 31: For the Greater Good with Brittany Chanell Johnson
Brittany Chanell Johnson, the first black woman to conduct the American Pops Orchestra, is on a mission to help her students discover their personal vocal fingerprint. She believes that our…
Episode 30: Who Says You Can't Teach an Old Dog New Tricks? with Fiddlin' Mike Ferry
Mike Ferry is a middle school history teacher by day, and a performer and fiddle teacher by night. He founded "The Mindful Fiddlers Club" to help adults overcome personal obstacles and enjoy music…
Episode 29: Lifting Up Others' Voices Through Art with Laura Brigham
After spending time in New York City as a professional musical theater actor, Laura Brigham has been dedicating her life to directing and creating art that amplifies the voices of others in her local…
Episode 28: A Conversation with Dr. Jerry Blackstone
In this episode, host Megan Farison talks to GRAMMY award winning conductor Jerry Blackstone, who spent thirty years of his teaching career at the University of Michigan.
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Sing, Coach, Conduct has published 47 episodes since June 2021, covering topics in Arts, Education.
Sing, Coach, Conduct is currently highly active with new episodes monthly. Average episode length is 1h 6m.
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