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Episode 71 – How To Practice, with Professor Jimmy

Posted on October 5, 2016 by James Divine

Professor Jimmy, James Divine’s twin music teacher brother, gives you tips on how to use your practice time wisely.

Professor Jimmy is much more fun to watch rather than listen to. Watch him here.

Posted in PodcastTagged band, how to practice, music ed, music education, professor jimmy, teaching, the music ed podcast

Episode 64 – Interview with Jane Church

Posted on February 24, 2016 by James Divine

Have you taught for 30 years or have you taught your first year 30 times? There is a difference! Jane and I discuss the importance of longevity in a band program and how you can stay fresh in a 30 year career.

Posted in PodcastTagged jane church, longevity, music education, podcast, school, teaching

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