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Embrace the Suck: A Podcast for Music Educators

Embrace the Suck: A Podcast for Music Educators

By: Nathan Witte and Em Nestelle
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 Two young music educators talk about their current experiences in their new classrooms. Join them in diving head first into the deep depths that is music education.© 2024 Embrace the Suck: A Podcast for Music Educators Art Entertainment & Performing Arts
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  • 7. Welcome Back!

    7. Welcome Back!
    Mar 31 2022

    In this episode, Nathan and Em profusely apologize to their audience for their absence and discuss where they have been for the past 9 months. The perfect episode to sit back, listen to our rambling, and ponder leaving them a five-star rating! Oh, come on - you know they missed you!
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    1 hr
  • 6. The "Dump Truck" Episode

    6. The "Dump Truck" Episode
    Jun 2 2021

    In this long-awaited episode, Em and Nathan catch up and give updates while nearing the end of their first semester as music educators. Yes, childish banter is present in this episode - do you expect anything less?

    Song References:
    Michigan - The Milk Carton Kids (https://youtu.be/bK32VGwKR_E)
    Banana Bread - Cavetown (https://youtu.be/bACMIB_VhlE)
    Long Time Gone - The Brothers' Mother (https://youtu.be/4P1vhv4tcn4)
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    55 mins
  • 5. A-ha Moments, Confessions, and Word Vomit

    5. A-ha Moments, Confessions, and Word Vomit
    Apr 12 2021

    In this episode, Em and Nathan find themselves reflecting and reminiscing on the past and present. Featuring Em's seemingly nonstop conversation, a few *bleeps*, and waiting for pizza with the help of royalty-free elevator music.
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    51 mins
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