In this episode…we take a dive into the role of music in our society. From video games, to movies, musicals, and viral trends - music plays such a large role in our lives.

In this episode, we spotlight two alumni who are making an impact as music educators. We will talk about how they balance the many demands of teaching, leading and growing band programs, engaging with their communities, and inspiring the next generation of musicians, all while continuing to pursue their own personal and professional growth.

From the classroom to the field and beyond, these alumni share the challenges, rewards, and experiences that shape their journeys as educators and lifelong musicians.

In this episode… we’re going to break down all of the changes coming to the Alumni Association starting September 1. These include changes to membership renewal timelines and costs, Giving Program levels and benefits, Life Membership credits, and LAA renewals. There are some pretty big changes coming that will affect you, so be sure to listen closely to this one because there’s a lot of important information to cover!

In this episode…we’re celebrating two years of The Tempo and taking a look back at the journey so far. Over the past two years, we’ve shared stories, explored the values of our fraternity, connected with Brothers across the country, and had countless meaningful conversations. Join us as we reflect on our favorite moments, lessons learned, and the impact The Tempo has had along the way.

In this episode, we’re celebrating Pride Month! Earlier this month, we invited LGBTQIA+ Brothers to share their experiences as queer members of Kappa Kappa Psi through an anonymous survey. We’ll discuss their responses, explore the intersection of LGBTQIA+ identities and fraternity membership, and highlight the diverse perspectives and experiences that help make our Brotherhood stronger.

In this episode, our hosts sit down to talk about burnout. We discuss how it shows up in our personal lives, within Kappa Kappa Psi, and how finding balance can make all the difference.

In this episode, we talk about the transition to alumni life – what we wish we knew before crossing that threshold and how the experience actually compares.

In this episode, we sit down with the Queens of the AABOD: Chair Brittany Biberston, Vice Chair/LAA Director Miranda Cook, Membership Director Maddie Olmos, and Communications Director Liz Duncan. In honor of Women’s History Month, we welcome these four women to discuss their experiences in the fraternity and in music, as well as their journeys in leadership.