Explore the intersections of the marching arts and the lives outside of it with Mai-Linh Lillard as she interviews marching arts performers and educators about their identity in relation to marching pageantry.
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Explore the intersections of the marching arts and the lives outside of it with Mai-Linh Lillard as she interviews marching arts performers and educators about their identity in relation to marching pageantry.
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7/5/2020
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Recent Episodes
December 26, 2020
Sikhism and the Marching Arts
<p>A discussion with Shawn Nagpal about his identity as an Indian-American man who practices Sikhism, and the intersections of his faith, his culture, and his marching arts career.</p>
September 15, 2020
Science, Ethnicity, Gender, and Band
A discussion with Monica Vidaurri about her identity and experiences as a Mexican-American woman in the marching arts, and the intersections of her life as a performer, educator, and scientist with NASA.
August 21, 2020
Black Men in Drum Corps
A discussion with Zach Rogers, Mykal McGrew, and Isaac Merriweather about their experiences being black men while marching drum corps.
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