After a couple year hiatus, we’re back at the Denver Ukulele Festival 2023, and with us are first time guests Bobby Alu from Down Under, Honoka from the great state of Hawaii, and long-time guest and supporter of the show, Casey Cormier.

The heat goes on through the hottest summer on record, and we can’t get enough of GNUF. So we invited Mary Agnes, one of the founders of the Grand Northern Ukulele Festival, and Robin, long-time GNUF volunteer, along with a rich tranche of topics.

It’s our spring edition, and we continue our theme of the healing power of the ukulele with our guest David Blake, philanthropist and founder of an organization dedicated to bringing innovative ukulele based therapy programs to hospitals, veteran groups

Hey, Internet, we’re back! And we have a GREAT show for you with the amazing Brittni Paiva, Hawaii homegrown ukulele performer, producer, and songwriter who has shared the stage with Santana and Tommy Immanuel, and she’s just getting started!

On the show this fine spring day is James Hill to tell us about his collaborative ukulele album called Uke Heads, where you can get your ticket to a once-in-a-lifetime experience to help him make music! Plus, we learn that Tony Danza had a talk show.

Coming to you straight outta Culver City, Cali Rose comes to talk to us about the power of the ukulele in music therapy, takes us through her journey from studying nursing to full-time musician. So buckle and enjoy the ride!

Not even a power outage could prevent Marlowe from joining the show! And stay to the end to hear an exclusive sneak peak of a song about making her big leap from Michigan to seek her fortune in LA, all coming up on the OokTown Podcast.