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Putting the tools in your hands to make you the best music teacher you can possibly be.
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English
United States
6 episodes
since Aug. 17, 2026
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On this episode, Allison speaks with Brevan Hampden, drum set professor, and founder and director of the Latin Jazz Ensemble at University of North Carolina Greensboro. He is also a performer with a focus on Afro-Cuban jazz. They dive into emotional intelligence, intersectionality, neurodivergence,…
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Allison sits down with Dr. Rachel Drury, research lecturer and co-lead of the MA music psychology program at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, a World Top Ten institution for music and performing arts education. They discuss Rachel’s work in children’s hospice and the creation of BabyO, Dr. Drur…
Allison speaks with Dr. Amanda Moreno, a music education specialist at Ball State University, for a thoughtful conversation on the somatic practice of body mapping and its impact on musical learning. They explore how the midbrain, nervous system, and emotional regulation shape students’ experiences…
Allison welcomes Adam Brooks, a middle‑school performing arts teacher at the Carroll School in Massachusetts, for a conversation about what it takes to help kids feel seen. They explore how creativity, collaboration, and thoughtful program design can boost students’ confidence, build trust, and cre…
In this episode, Allison Wilkinson speaks with marriage therapist and leadership advisor, Paul Elmore. They explore topics such as transference, trauma, incompetence tolerance, congruence in conversation, appropriate discomfort, and failing well. Paul is also a cohost of the Secure Marriage podcast…
Join Allison and Kindermusik International’s CEO Kelly Green as they discuss the neurological benefits of music making, how to engage more dads in music making with their kids, and why the 0-6 age is crucial to developing brains.
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