<description>&lt;p class=""&gt;In this episode, Bob’s 8 year old daughter Brooke joins the podcast to talk about… PODCASTS! They discuss the different types of podcasts and share a story about a magic pumpkin and brainstorm an idea for a future podcast about the history of jokes. This episode is great to play for students as an introduction to podcasting as it allows students to discover different types of podcasts in an authentic manner. &lt;/p&gt;</description>

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<description>Sarah Gulish spends most of her time in the classroom at a public high 
school outside of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She is an active songwriter 
and musician, performing original music with her band, New Enemies, and 
composing and writing for film and musical theater. She is the co-founder 
and CEO of the music education publishing company, F-flat Books, and is on 
a mission to empower music educators to create and collaborate to involve 
all learners in a quality music education. Sarah and Bob wrote a song at 
the end of the episode. Make sure to listen to the end to see what the 
HEAT is all about.

This episode was livestreamed on YouTube on 10/9/21. You can check out the 
video version of the podcast HERE</description>

2.1 Sarah Gulish LIVE

<description>Robert is a middle school teacher from the UK teaching in Hong Kong. He talks about his music education journey and his work with modern band and Musical Futures. </description>

Robert is a middle school teacher from the UK teaching in Hong Kong. He talks about his music education journey and his work with modern band and Musical Futures. 

1.8 Robert Kilvington-Shaw

Emmanuel is one of the most humble and dedicated music educators I’ve had the chance to talk to. I hope you enjoy this chat as much as I did!

<description>&lt;p class="" style="white-space:pre-wrap;"&gt;Emmanuel is one of the most humble and dedicated music educators I’ve had the chance to talk to. I hope you enjoy this chat as much as I did!&lt;/p&gt;</description>

1.7 Emmanuel Samuelu

Bryan Powell and I talk about the importance of popular music education, lifetime learning, and tattoos.

<description>&lt;p class="" style="white-space:pre-wrap;"&gt;Bryan Powell and I talk about the importance of popular music education, lifetime learning, and tattoos. &lt;/p&gt;</description>

1.6 Bryan Powell

We chat and collaborate with people in and around the music education orbit: teachers, composers, musicians, producers, and entrepreneurs.

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