The TopCast: The Official Music Teachers' Podcast

As someone who was recently featured on Tim's TopCast podcast, I can't recommend it highly enough! Tim is a truly exceptional host who knows exactly how to make his guests feel comfortable while asking insightful questions that bring out the best of their expertise. When discussing my work helping music teachers with effective websites and the FRODO framework, Tim's thoughtful questions allowed me to share valuable insights in a way that would be immediately helpful to his audience. His genuine curiosity and engagement made our conversation flow naturally, and I was able to cover more ground than I initially expected. What impressed me most was Tim's preparation. He had clearly researched my work thoroughly, which meant we could dive deep into substantive topics rather than staying on the surface. His listeners benefit tremendously from this level of preparation and his skill at guiding conversations toward practical takeaways. The production quality is excellent, and Tim has created a welcoming platform that serves the music teaching community with integrity and passion. Being on his podcast was not only a pleasure but also an opportunity to connect with exactly the right audience of dedicated music teachers. If you're a music teacher looking for practical, innovative ideas to enhance your teaching and business, TopCast should be at the top of your playlist. Tim's dedication to serving the music teaching community shines through in every episode!

TopCast is the podcast I look forward to listening. Tim invites interesting guests who share their ideas and experience on topics that are relevant to piano teachers. I have enjoyed the diversity of speakers and topics and highly recommend this podcast to teachers of all levels.

I have listened to this podcast for several years and have grown so much in my teaching from what I’ve gleaned from this podcast. Highly recommend for music teachers of all levels of experience and genres.

Thank you, Susan! Wouldn’t it be wonderful if the whole world of teachers could embrace all the struggling learners of the world with your enthusiasm. I am a music teacher in a school for over 100 children with severe developmental disabilities. I have degrees in Speech therapy, MA Ed. Special Education, and am Suzuki trained, and have been teaching music lessons for over 40 years. I have taught children with cerebral palsy, blindness, deafness, TBI, Downs Syndrome, autism and multiple disabilities. I learned more from your podcast today than I have from many others. Thank you for your inspiration and hard work. Your work will carry on through all teachers who have the blessing of hearing you speak. All the best to you and your family. Kit Bednar, from TheMusicKit.org (site incomplete as of 9/14/20)