Still Singing with KC Armstrong
On “Still Singing”, KC Armstrong will be sitting down with other vocal artists he has worked with throughout his years as a professional singer. Having sung with many university ensembles, two military choruses, a number of top tier civilian choirs, and professional gospel quartets, he has plenty of friends to chat with about their musical journeys and the power of music through song!
Episodes
6 episodes
Where Patriotism Meets Praise: Music As A Calling
A single voice can turn a room—from the hush of a memorial to the cheer of a singalong—and KC Armstrong knows that power well. We welcome the renowned bass from the U.S. Army Chorus for a candid, music-filled hour that spans sacred hymns, spiri...
How A Tech-Savvy Singer Turned Cafeteria Courage Into A Life On Stage
A gospel-soaked childhood, a cafeteria duet in Zulu, and a Conservatory leap into grand opera—John Overholt’s journey charts how curiosity and courage can turn a voice into a compass. We sit down to explore how ETSU’s choral culture and a sharp...
From Children’s Choir To The Charlotte Master Chorale: A Life In Song-Paige Sisk
What if the place you feel most yourself is the second row of a choir, sitting tall on the edge of the chair, breath matched to a hundred others? That’s where we meet Paige Sisk—grandmother, artist, and lifelong chorister—whose journey runs fro...
A Voice For Service, Stage, And Community-Courtney Williams
What if one phone call could reroute your life’s soundtrack? That’s the energy running through our sit-down with Courtney Williams—a bass singer who grew from church harmonies in Tennessee to the Navy Sea Chanters, then stepped behind the mic a...
How Music On A Dusty FOB Kept A Warrior Alive-Ryan Carson
A single song on a dusty flight line can change the ending of someone’s story. That’s where we start with Ryan Carson—third-generation Air Force, Singing Sergeants alum, and former frontman of the service’s show group that became Max Impact—who...
