Music Teacher Coffee Talk

Music Teacher Coffee Talk · MTCT #186: Tanya's Takeaways from World Music Pedagogy Announcement! We will be doing a live recording of Music Teacher Coffee Talk at the OAKE Western Division Mini-Conference on November 8th in Denver! If you plan on attending the conference, we'd love to see you at our session.  Want to cheer us on with some Music Teacher Coffee Talk merch? We are doing a pre-order of T-shirts, coffee mugs, and tote bags that can be picked up at the conference. Complete this form to order your swag! (Orders for WDOAKE conference attendees only- items will be delivered at the Western Division OAKE Conference in Nov. 2025) Main Theme: Tanya's Takeaways from World Music Pedagogy In this episode, Carrie asks Tanya about her experience taking World Music Pedagogy training this past summer. We talk about what the class was like, what Tanya has learned, and how she's implementing new ideas into her teaching this year. Things we mentioned in this episode: Smit...

Music Teacher Coffee Talk · MTCT #185: Music as a Vehicle, with Ashley Cuthbertson Main Theme: Music as a Vehicle with Ashley Cuthbertson In this episode, Carrie and Tanya chat with Ashley Cuthbertson, the author of Music as a Vehicle: A Practice Guide to Implementing Culturally Responsive Teaching in Today's Music Classrooms . We read Ashley's book for our 2025 summer book club, and it was so great to be able to ask her some follow-up questions in response to our reading. You can learn more about Ashley and her work at AshleyCuthbertson.com . Coda Ashley is enjoying Beyonce's Cowboy Carter album and was able to see her concert in Chicago Tanya is enjoying the movie Sinners Carrie is enjoying the album What Did the Blackbird Say to the Crow by Rhiannon Giddens and Justin Robinson Did you enjoy this episode?  Consider buying us a coffee to thank us for our work.  Monthly Memberships are also available! Click the button below!

Music Teacher Coffee Talk · MTCT #182: 2025 Summer Book Club, Part 3   Main Theme: 2025 Summer Book Club, Music as a Vehicle, Part 3 This summer we are reading Music As a Vehicle: A Practical Guide to Implementing Culturally Responsive Teaching in Today's Music Classrooms. In this episode, Carrie and Tanya discuss our thoughts about Part 3: Selecting Diverse Repertoire and Materials. We invite you to  purchase the book  and read along with us! Things we mention in this episode: "Mirrors, Windows, and Sliding Glass Doors" essay  by Rudine Sims Bishop " Mirrors, Windows, and Sliding Glass Doors" video Coda Carrie is enjoying the album "Wild and Clear and Blue" by I'm With Her Tanya is enjoying music by the Haitian band Boukman Eksperyans Did you enjoy this episode?  Consider buying us a coffee to thank us for our work.  Monthly Memberships are also available! Click the button below!