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The Made to Parade podcast is an accompaniment to the book of the same name. Just like the book, the podcast promotes positive stories about the marching band scene in Northern Ireland and the rest of Great Britain. It provides a positive narrative and an inside look at what being a member of a marching band is all about and what it means personally to members.
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This months episode finds us in conversation with Derek Moore from the William King Memorial Flute Band and member of the North West Cultural Partnership. We follow up on the topic introduced in episode 73 regarding the CGLB proposal to introduce an approved bands register. Derek was a part of the team that drew up the Maiden City Accord, a collabo…
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This episode is in response to the document released by the Belfast County Grand Lodge who are trying to establish an approved bands register for marching bands that are engaged by the Orange lodges in Belfast.I go through the rationale for the document as well as the process of application and the rules that bands are expected to sign up to and th…
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This months podcast finds us in conversation with author, historian, TV and Radio show host David Hume.David is passionate about sharing the positives of our history and heritage and was instrumental in the openings of the two Museums of Orange Heritage.He has a wealth of historical knowledge that he seems to be able to just draw on any subject at …
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The Made to Parade podcast is back! This is a special episode featuring the Grand Secretary of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland, Mervyn Gibson. I caught up with Mervyn after the 12th to talk about a few issues that had come up just prior to the big day, namely the leaked documents concerning discussions around a potential change to the Belfast 12t…
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The Made to Parade podcast is back! This is a special episode featuring the Grand Secretary of the Grand Orange Lodge of Ireland, Mervyn Gibson. I caught up with Mervyn after the 12th to talk about a few issues that had come up just prior to the big day, namely the leaked documents concerning discussions around a potential change to the Belfast 12t…
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Episode 2 finds us in conversation with Roy and Neill from Picture on Parade and On the March and they share with us what motivates them to travel the length and breadth of the country to record and promote marching bands. These two social media platforms have provided countless hours of footage and enjoyment for thousands across the country.…
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Welcome back to a brand new season of the Made to Parade podcast- we are absolutely delighted to be bringing you another 10 episodes highlighting positive stories from the marching band scene. We kick off the season with Jason Kernohan from Pride of the Maine FB. We talk about what motivated him to join a band and what has kept him there, all these…
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Episode 9 finds us in conversation with Basel based drummer - Florian Hediger who for a number of years was a member of the world famous performance drum line, Top Secret Drum Corps. We delve into how Florian got interested in drumming and the unique experience that is in Basel, leading up to Florian becoming a member of Top Secret.…
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Episode 8 finds us in conversation with 2 members of Middlesex County Volunteers, a fife and drum corps from the USA. Bonnie and Andrea have been with MCV for over 30 years and have a wealth of experience to share. It was great to connect with members of this band, as I have admired them so much over the years.…
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Episode 7 finds us in conversation with Ian Marshall from Govan Protestant Boys FB, Glasgow. A great conversation with a dedicated bandsman of 40 years. Ian shares about his early experiences with the band and how things have changed over time. Another great conversation highlighting the positive benefits of being a member of a marching band. Made …
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The first bonus episode of the Season was recorded live at a cultural event on the Shankill Road on the day of the Whiterock Parade. This episode features a range of instrumentalist from across the band scene, we have fifers, lambeg drummers, accordion players, a piper and even a singer/songwriter sharing their stories and their talents with us, I …
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Episode 4 finds us in conversation with Jim Clark and members of the Connecticut Valley Field Music Fife and Drum Corps from the USA. CVFM are an amazing outfit playing outstanding arrangements, this conversation takes you deep into their core and what makes them tick. There is something for everyone on this episode. Made to Parade is sponsored by …
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Episode 3 finds us in conversation with Billy from Cloughfern Young Conquerors Flute Band, Sharing more positive stories that come from marching band membership in Northern Ireland. This episode also share a bit about another project Made to Parade was involved in called "Marching Metal" - Made to Parade is sponsored by the British Drum Co.…
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Welcome to a brand new season of Made to Parade - the podcast that brings you positive stories from the marching band scene in the UK and the rest of the world. Season 4 kicks off with John Carmichael from Bridgeton Loyalist Flute Band. John is an experienced bandsman with a story or two to tell! This new season is sponsored by the British Drum Com…
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The Whole Shebang is were we talk about everything and anything that is of interest to the panel and also to discuss some of the hot subjects of the time - we are joined on the episode by our co-host Mo Brown, Brian Higginson, Wullie Urban & Tony Taylor. The chat hits amongst other things, bands, poppies, Brexit and the NI Protocol.…
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Episode 8 finds us in conversation with a founder member of Ballyhalbert Followers of Rangers FB, Jackie Thompson. Jackie has a long history with the band scene and is currently a member of Donaghadee Fife and Drum Club, If you like hearing about history, then you need to check this episode out.By Glenn Millar
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Our first bonus episode of the season is a very important one, focussing on the issue of mental health, and how important it is that we look after it and know where to get help when we need it. We talk to Samantha Evans from Emerge Counselling Services about her role as a counsellor and how we can help ourselves and others look after their mental h…
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