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Talking Up Music Education Podcast

About

Talking Up Music Education is a podcast from The NAMM Foundation about music education. Host and Executive Director of The NAMM Foundation Mary Luehrsen chats with artist advocates, teachers, parents, students and business and community leaders who share stories about what they are doing to create music learning opportunities.

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Where to subscribe: iTunes | Stitcher | Spotify
Where to watch: YouTube

Podcast Highlights

Rhythm and Storytelling with Percussionist Rich Redmond
Mandy Harvey: The Courage to Have an Infinite Number of Dreams
Hunger to Do Something Amazing: From N.W.A. to Open Labs—Arabian Prince Gets Futuristic
OK Go Drummer Dan Konopka Talks Innovation in Music Performance and Video
Vanessa Carlton Settles in to Freedom as a Singer-songwriter
Country Music Star Hunter Hayes on Growing Up With Music
Sugarland's Kristian Bush on Family, Baked Beans, and Becoming a Singing Video Game Monster

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Watch Talking Up Music Education podcast episodes on YouTube.

Questions about the Talking Up Music Education podcast? Contact Jessica Cortez.

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Community Spotlight

Music teaches students creativity. If students are having a rough day, they can go into their music class and focus on something that is positive.

- Sarah Cam, Visual and Performing Arts Teacher, Anaheim Elementary

Did you know?

Early Childhood is critical time to support children's natural desire to sing, move and play with sound. Furthermore, research shows that music and music experiences support the formation of important brain connections that are being established over the first three years of life (Carlton, 2000).

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