
BONUS EPISODE. This episode features Jack Jackson and a fondly remembered tradition of square dancing - the after party. Jack Jackson a traveling caller well known for his presentation skills was also a talented folk...


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This podcast is dedicated to the perpetuation of Modern Western Square Dancing.Every Sunday, a new episode is released presenting square dance recordings along with narration by your host, Buddy Weaver. You will hear live dances that were captured on tape or studio albums from the Blue Star Records catalog, which have been digitally remastered.Whether you are a square dance enthusiast or someone with an affection for America’s Folk Dance, this podcast is a great resource about Modern Western Square Dancing.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThis podcast is dedicated to the perpetuation of Modern Western Square Dancing. Every Sunday, a new episode is released presenting square dance recordings along with narration by your host, Buddy Weaver. You will hear live dances that were captured on tape or studio albums from the Blue Star Records catalog, which have been digitally remastered.
Buddy Weaver Podcast is hosted by Buddy Weaver. The show has published 413 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "BONUS EPISODE: MSD Caller Singing Folk Songs - Jack Jackson (1960)" (25 October 2026, 31 minutes), "ENCORE. Modern Square Dancing- Buddy Weaver 2/3 Dance (2023)" (15 October 2026, 60 minutes), and "Vintage MSD - Jack Jackson Live Dance (1959) (part II)" (1 October 2026, 37 minutes).
Buddy Weaver Podcast publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 39 minutes across 413 episodes.
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Buddy Weaver hosts Buddy Weaver Podcast, an arts podcast with 413 episodes published.
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BONUS EPISODE. This episode features Jack Jackson and a fondly remembered tradition of square dancing - the after party. Jack Jackson a traveling caller well known for his presentation skills was also a talented folk...

Recorded live at a 2/3 way dance for a SSD, now mainstream 26 dances. Good music, good calling and wind in your face dancing

Jack Jackson of Columbus, Ohio, emerged as one of modern square dancing's nationally traveled callers during the early 1960s. He was also an accomplished singer and guitarist whose unusually musical calling style set...

Jack Jackson of Columbus, Ohio, emerged as one of modern square dancing's nationally traveled callers during the early 1960s. He toured throughout the United States and Canada, appearing at dances, festivals, camps and...

Three callers who have each made their mark on square dancing - Eric Henerlau, Andy Allemao, and Buddy Weaver. Eric, frequently featured at festivals and weekends through out the country while maintaining a home program...

Beryl Main was one of the most beloved and respected callers anywhere. He was a master at getting dancers to be successful. His material, his timing, his delivery, all came together in fine form. He is an excellent...

Beryl Main was one of the most beloved and respected callers anywhere. He started calling in 1960 and quickly established himself as a traveling caller covering festivals, camps, and special events throughout the United...

BONUS EPISODE The New Mainstream program is called by Buddy Weaver. This dance captures a unique style of smooth choreography, energetic delivery, and modern music that is a hallmark of a Buddy Weaver dance. All of the...

Episode #580
Joe Lewis was one of the true pioneers of modern square dancing. He transformed the caller into a showman setting the tone for generations of callers that followed. His records spread square dancing around the world and...

A name that many will not be familiar with - Jim York was one of the most influential callers in modern square dancing. Jim started calling in 1947 at a time when square dancing was done by routines and it was Jim York...

Episode #581
A name that many will not be familiar with - Jim York was one of the most influential callers in modern square dancing. Jim started calling in 1947 at a time when square dancing was done by routines and it was Jim York...

BONUS EPISODE Here is a bonus episode four new singing calls featuring the modern sound of today's square dancing. Called by Buddy Weaver - "Brandy (You're A Fine Girl)", "Back To Galveston", "Honky Tonk Down A Country...

<p>One of the most memorable voices from a classic square dance era was Bob Fisk. A traveling full-time caller since 1961 who settled into a California-based program in 1965. Here is PART TWO of a live dance recorded in...

One of the most memorable voices from a classic square dance era was Bob Fisk. A traveling full-time caller since 1961 who settled into a California-based program in 1965. Here is PART TWO of a live dance recorded in...

Episode #577
<p>One of the most memorable voices from a classic square dance era was Bob Fisk. A traveling full-time caller since 1961 who settled into a California-based program in 1965. Here is a live dance recorded in Stockton...

Episode #577
One of the most memorable voices from a classic square dance era was Bob Fisk. A traveling full-time caller since 1961 who settled into a California-based program in 1965. Here is a live dance recorded in Stockton...

<p>Here is part two of the live dance called by one of the most significant names in modern square dance history - Marshall Flippo.</p> <p>Recorded around 1963 in New England.</p> <p>Part one is featured in the previous...

Here is part two of the live dance called by one of the most significant names in modern square dance history - Marshall Flippo. Recorded around 1963 in New England. Part one is featured in the previous episode. Keep...

<p>By the early 1960's, Marshall Flippo was the most recognized name in Modern Western Square Dancing. As a traveling caller who toured from coast-to-coast and as a popular recording artist, Marshall was on his way to...

By the early 1960's, Marshall Flippo was the most recognized name in Modern Western Square Dancing. As a traveling caller who toured from coast-to-coast and as a popular recording artist, Marshall was on his way to...
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