IS CHOIR A SPORT?!

Episode 87 of the Later Today podcast, hosted by Shane and Carlos, titled "IS CHOIR A SPORT?!" was published on March 27, 2022 and runs 10 minutes.

March 27, 2022 ·10m · Later Today

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Summary

Mallory Young, a talented high school singer, talks about her singing journey and the cool musical experiences she has been able to have. She talks about wanting to pursue musical education and why she wants to educate. Check out Mallory on Instagram @_malloryyoung_ ! New podcast episodes every week! @latertodaypodcast on Instagram and TikTok. "Later Today Podcast" on YouTube! Thanks for making time in your day to listen :))

Episode Description

Mallory Young, a talented high school singer, talks about her singing journey and the cool musical experiences she has been able to have. She talks about wanting to pursue musical education and why she wants to educate. Check out Mallory on Instagram @_malloryyoung_ ! New podcast episodes every week! @latertodaypodcast on Instagram and TikTok. "Later Today Podcast" on YouTube! Thanks for making time in your day to listen :))

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