Mental Health, Mindset, and Music: Breaking the Silence with Dr. Miranda Wilson 9/9/2025
In this first episode of Whatever Your Stage, Dr. Tommy Shapard sits down with cellist, teacher, and author Dr. Miranda Wilson to talk about the pressures and possibilities of performance. Together they explore the balance between rigor and empathy in teaching, the challenges of outcome vs. growth …
1111: Bass Pedagogy Evolution with Gaelen McCormick
In this episode, we're joined by Gaelen McCormick, President of the International Society of Bassists, to discuss her groundbreaking book Teaching Violin, Viola, Cello, and Double Bass: Historical and Modern Pedagogical Practices, co-authored with Dijana Ihas and Miranda Wilson. Gaelen shares ins…
#1 BONUS CLIP: Dr. Wilson & Flow 9/22/2025
A bonus cut from Episode 1 with Dr. Miranda Wilson on the ease of performance and the psychology of flow — that state of full immersion, enjoyment, and effortless performance.
Episode 145: Interview with Dr. Franklin of KCSM Jazz 91 FM
Welcome to the Benicia Voice Podcast, where local stories, voices, and culture come to life.
In today’s episode, host Rick, joined by co-host Ruben and producer Bart, welcome Dr. Robert Franklin, Station Manager of KCSM 91.1 FM — Jazz 91, one of the nation’s premier non-commercial jazz radio statio…
Like It Or Not: Classics Over New Songs, Vinyl Records, Joint Bank Accounts, and more
KTVU Politcal Reporter/Anchor Greg Lee hosts a smooth and knowledgeable crew. We go all things music and dating on this episode. Featured on the panel are music experts, Gerry and Cheri Dove, and Radio Personality Miranda Wilson. We discuss classic hits over new songs, sampling music, usi…
Like It Or Not: Classics Over New Songs, Vinyl Records, Joint Bank Accounts, and more
KTVU Politcal Reporter/Anchor Greg Lee hosts a smooth and knowledgeable crew. We go all things music and dating on this episode. Featured on the panel are music experts, Gerry and Cheri Dove, and Radio Personality Miranda Wilson. We discuss classic hits over new songs, sampling music, using AI…
French Baroque cello from Phoenix-area native Michelle Kesler
Cellist Michelle Kesler is from Gilbert and attended ASU; she is now associate professor of cello at Brigham Young University. She and cellist Miranda Wilson have recorded six sonatas by French musician Michel Corrette, important for his descriptions of performance and teaching through most of the …
Trump’s split-screen environmental strategy
This week, the Trump administration offered a striking contrast in its environmental agenda — blasting Maryland leaders over an ecological disaster at home while successfully pushing the International Energy Agency to remove climate change as a top priority abroad. POLITICO’s Miranda Willson and Sa…
French Baroque cello from Phoenix-area native Michelle Kesler
Cellist Michelle Kesler is from Gilbert and attended ASU; she is now associate professor of cello at Brigham Young University. She and cellist Miranda Wilson have recorded six sonatas by French musician Michel Corrette, important for his descriptions of performance and teaching through most of the …
The Edition: why Britain stopped working
Welcome to a slightly new format for the Edition podcast! Each week we will be talking about the magazine – as per usual – but trying to give a little more insight into the process behind putting The Spectator bed each week.On the podcast this week: the cost of Britain’s mass worklessness.According…
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