020 - Interview with Jeremy Tate

We talk about when we think we should have the whole show on the field, and do some quick interviews with SGC students and parents to prepare for the upcoming competition season.  

On this episode, we discuss the feeling of that first performance, what the hardest part of marching season is, and we have an interview with Gibson County student Corey Worrell.  

We talk about getting ready for football games, the heat, and the sicknesses affecting bands from across West Tennessee.  And we talk about "Technical Difficulties" - a band's worst nightmare as the show is about to start!

We talk about our preview performance that just happened, getting ready for football games, and our excitement to finally get to perform!  Then we end with a great interview with Dyersburg's Field Commander.

We are back!  After a small delay getting started, we arrive with new equipment and new hosts (since the old ones all graduated!)  We talk about the start of the year, band camp, and our 2024 field show here at South Gibson County High School, and convey our excitement to see everyone's show in West Tennessee.  We hope to see everyone soon on the marching field!

The hosts of our inaugural season of the podcast - Chloe, Katie, Kaitlyn, and Jojo - gather to share their memories of band and say goodbye.  See you next season!

We talk about WGI and DCI with special guests Tico Parson, Johnathan Johnson, Wyatt Smith, and Jacob Barron.  Who is your favorite drum corps?

We talk about all the things we have been doing in the Spring.  We also talk about how they relate to the fall Marching Season.  And then we talk about field show reveals, both at the high school level and DCI.

What does a marching band do in the Spring?  One of the things many band programs do is a Winter Guard.  We interview the instructors of South Gibson's winter guard - Caleb Gresham and Patrick Carter - and find out how they got started and discuss the challenges and the benefits of a winter guard program.  

What in the world do high school bands do when there is no marching band!?  We discuss the many opportunities to perform in the spring in West Tennessee.