The Choir Corner

On this final episode of 25-26, Harman and Lockwood say goodbye to Emily and Michael as podcast hosts and welcome Caleb, Emmy, and Valentina. We have a full 8-Ball, complete a Madlib, and learn about John Denver. The episode ends with a series of "new beginnings" as we welcome the new hosts, say goodbye to the previous hosts, and wish Mr. Lockwood farewell as he moves on to Gretna East.

The podcast hosts welcome Choir Co-President Jack Larsen back from "the sickness", play Red Cards, Green Cards, hear about this day in history from Michael, and welcome a plethora of people in the 8-Ball.

The podcast hosts welcome Choir Co-President Alejandro Villagomez this week and feature Cristal Campuzano Salas in the Magic Eight Ball. We learn about today (and yesterday) in history "Michael's Segment", hear about Ella Langley in Emily's "For the Record", play "Jack or Alejandro" and talk about the end of the school year.

On this week's episode, the podcast hosts celebrate 50 podcasts and welcome special guest, Loren Meiergerd. Jack Larsen joins us in the Eight Ball, and we do a Madlib, Michael has a segment, we recap Les Miserables, and we talk about the number 50.

On this episode, the podcast hosts discuss little known bands (Phunk Junkeez, Fyrewalkers, and Ultimate Letdown), play Red Cards/Green Cards, Emily introduces music from Bright Star, and Michael connects Ivan the Great and Steve Perry. Max McBratney joins in the Magic Eight Ball.

Happy holidays from The Choir Corner! On this episode we discuss the holidays, learn about Lizzie McAlpine, do a madlib, and look forward to Les Mis!

On this special episode of the podcast, the hosts react to the announcement of Les Miserables as the 2-26 FHS Musical. Zoe Kenney joins us in the Eight-Ball.

On this episode, the podcast crew welcome three-time All-State Chorus member Kolaya Wilmer on the show and Jonny Saxton in the Eight Ball. Emily introduces music from the Broadway hit show, Hadestown, Michael informs us of the anniversary of the Gettyburg Address, and we do a madlib to save the planet.

On this episode of the podcast, the hosts discuss the upcoming Choral Collaborative and album vs single song listening. They also play Red Cards/Green Cards, learn about Fleetwood Mac, and Gabe Umana joins in the Eight ball.

On this episode, the podcast hosts play Red Cards/Green Cards, learn about Olivia Dean, and discover that Usher, Dwight Eisenhower, and Stephen A Smith were all born on October 14. Lillian Goodrich joins us in the eight ball.

On this episode, the podcast hosts remember Marilyn Pueppke and her impact on the music world in Fremont. They also learn about Zach Top during For the Record, that Will Smith and Scottie Pippen share a birthdate with Christopher Columbus' second voyage to the new world, and do a madlib. Nolan Menning joins in the eight-ball.

Season four of The Choir Corner kicks off with this episode including new games True Facts 2.0, For the Record, and Michael's game. Hannah Henderson joins us in the Eight Ball as we discuss the fall semester in the vocal music, instrumental music, and theatre departments.

Harman and Lockwood welcome special guest, Doug Bogatz, to The Choir Corner. Mr. Bogatz is the current director of bands at Omaha Westview High School and spent 7 years as the director of bands at Fremont High School.

Mr. Harman and Mr. Lockwood welcome Mrs. Sasse, Mr. Weddel, and Mr. King to the podcast for their second annual Facultycast!

On this final episode of the 2024-2025 school year, we say goodbye to Alexis and Megan as they graduate and head off to college. We also welcome Emily Meiergerd and Michael Nichols, our new podcast hosts, to the fray. We learn some True Facts, play Question Everything, and do a madlib. Ben England, Nick Mora, Jessica Coleman, Grace Fredrickson, and Zach Gibson join us in a jam-packed 8 ball.

On this episode, the final one with Alexis and Megan, the hosts discuss the end of the year, play Question Everything, learn some True Facts, and do a MadLib. Maddie McBratney joins us in the Magic 8-Ball.

On this episode, the hosts recap and reflect on the successful run of Crazy for You, answer some listener mail, learn some True Facts, and play Red Cards/Green Cards. Michael Nichols joins in the 8-ball.

It's musical week! The podcast crew discusses Crazy for You, play Red Cards/Green Cards and Question Everything, and learn some True Facts. Johnny Saxton appears in the Magic 8-Ball.

On this episode the podcast hosts discuss Valentine's Day and things they love about their friends, family, and choir. They learn some True Facts, complete a Valentine's Day-themed madly, and Question Everything. Natalia Aguallo joins in the 8-ball.

On this episode, the podcast hosts welcome special guest, Choir Co-President Ainsley Johnson, and discuss music consumerism, play Red Cards/Green Cards, Question Everything, and learn some True Facts, while Cody Stueve joins in the magic eight-ball.

On this episode featuring Brayden Stover in the Magic 8-Ball, the podcast hosts discuss music consumerism and how they experience/listen to music. They also complete a Crazy for You-themed Madlib, play Question Everything, learn some True Facts, and highlight the goings-on in musical preparation.

On this episode, the podcast crew welcomes Dustin Everitt! They preview the musical, discuss the semester in review, and play Red Cards/Green Cards, Question Everything, and True Facts.

The podcast hosts react to the announcement that the 2025 musical is Crazy For You! This episode includes a short synopsis, a musical madlib, and reactions to the announcement.

On this episode of the podcast, the hosts celebrate the 30th podcast, discuss the upcoming Winter Concert, and preview the musical announcement. They also play Red Cards/Green Cards, Question Everything, and learn a few more true facts. This episode features Emily Meiergerd in the Magic Eight Ball and welcomes surprise special guest Angie Meiergerd.

On this episode, the hosts play Red Cards/Green Cards, learn some new true facts, and question everything. They also discuss Choir's experience in the Choral Collaborative concert with the Symphony.