by Glenn Millar
The Made to Parade podcast is an accompaniment to the book of the same name. Just like the book, the podcast promotes positive stories about the marching band scene in Northern Ireland and the rest of Great Britain. It provides a positive narrative and an inside look at what being a member of a marching band is all about and what it means personally to members.
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April 17, 2025
<p><strong>Made to Parade | Regimental Flute Band UVF East Belfast – 56 Years On The Road</strong> 🎶</p><p>In this special episode, we’re joined by <strong>Gormy</strong> and <strong>Junior</strong> from the <strong>Regimental Flute Band of the Ulster Volunteer Force, East Belfast</strong>, as the band marks an incredible <strong>56 years on the road</strong>.</p><p>We take a deeper look into what it means to be part of a band with such a strong legacy, how they’ve stayed relevant across generations, and what really sets the Regimental apart in today’s band scene. From musical choices and public perception to unforgettable moments and life on parade, Gormy and Junior bring honesty, insight, and a few surprises along the way.</p><p>If you're into band culture, tradition, and the stories behind the uniforms, you won’t want to miss this conversation.</p><p>👇 Drop a comment to let us know your favourite moment or memory of the Regimental!<br>🔔 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more band content and behind-the-scenes stories.</p><p>#MadeToParade #RegimentalFluteBand #UVFEastBelfast #MarchingBands #BandCulture #56YearsOnTheRoad</p>
April 9, 2025
<p><strong>Episode 96 – Flute Band Church Belfast | Pip & Rev Ross</strong></p><p>In this episode of Made to Parade, we’re joined by Pip and Rev Ross to talk about an exciting new initiative: <strong>Flute Band Church Belfast</strong>.</p><p>Building on the inspiring success of <strong>St Mark’s Church in Portadown</strong> – which featured in a previous episode – Pip and Rev Ross share their vision for creating a space in Belfast where members of the marching band community can explore faith, fellowship, and music in a way that’s relevant, welcoming, and rooted in their culture.</p><p>We discuss the origins of the idea, how the work in Portadown has helped shape this new project, and what lies ahead as they prepare to launch in Belfast.</p><p>Whether you’re a regular listener or new to the podcast, this is a powerful and passionate conversation about community, calling, and connection – and how the band scene continues to inspire new expressions of faith.</p><p>🔔 Don’t forget to <strong>like, comment, and subscribe</strong> for more episodes celebrating the culture, heritage, and people of the marching band world.</p><p>#MadeToParade #FluteBandChurch #Belfast #MarchingBands #FaithAndCulture #StMarksPortadown #Podcast</p>
April 2, 2025
<p><strong>Episode 95 – Ahoghill Loyal Sons of William Flute Band: 40 Years on Parade</strong> 🎶<br><strong>Special Guest: Mervyn Stirling</strong></p><p>In this episode of Made to Parade, we’re joined by <strong>Mervyn Stirling</strong> from the <strong>Ahoghill Loyal Sons of William Flute Band</strong> as the band marks its <strong>40th anniversary</strong> in 2025.</p><p>Formed in 1985, LSOW has grown into a respected name in the <strong>blood and thunder</strong> scene, with a proud legacy of parading, musical tradition, and community spirit. Mervyn takes us on a journey through the band’s history—from its humble beginnings to its standout performances across Northern Ireland—and gives us an inside look at what makes LSOW such a special group.</p><p>We chat about memorable moments, how the band has evolved, the importance of youth involvement, and how they plan to celebrate 40 years on parade.</p><p> <strong>Connect with LSOW on Facebook:</strong><br> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/AhoghillLSOWFB" target="_new" rel="noopener">https://www.facebook.com/AhoghillLSOWFB</a></p><p>Enjoyed the episode? Don’t forget to <strong>like, comment, and subscribe</strong> to hear more stories from across the marching band world.</p><p>#MadeToParade #AhoghillLSOW #MervynStirling #BloodAndThunder #FluteBand #40YearsOnParade #MarchingBands #NorthernIrelandBands #BandCulture</p>
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