On the show is YouTube sensation and ukulele teacher Bernadette. We get to hear her incredible story of teaching school in a small town in California, to getting ukuleles in the classroom in Okinawa, Japan, and then coming home to conquer the Internet.

On this show, well, we must have said his name three times, because Kimo Hussey is making an appearance to school us on teaching music, ukulele, and the origins of Hawaiian ukulele music.

Welcome to part two of our 100th episode! We have Gerald Ross, Victoria Vox and Matt Stead. Our show is loaded with reflections on past shows, what new things we started doing, more on collaborating over the internet, and plenty of ukulele!

We’ve reached a milestone I never expected to happen: This is our 100th episode and 10th anniversary show. Come join Lucy of Lucy and La Mer, Aaron Keim of the Quiet American duo as they join us for a very special two-part show.

Like Meghan Trainor says, it’s “All About That Bass.” That’s right, it’s time we revisited the U-Bass. We have first time guests Michael Kohan, a U-Bass gear-geek and Patron of the show, and Stephen Cox, bass instructor with his own YouTube chan

There’re all kinds of things about online ukulele instruction that’ve been fermenting while in lockdown, and guests Lisa Kljaich and Phil Doleman to let us know what been growing. Plus, ideas for your video lessons and workshops, bear safety, and more

We welcome first time guests Meredith Harper and Brad Bordessa, plus is back Molly Lewis is back! Sit tight for some deep dives into the motivations for their podcasts, nerdy gear talk, and learn how Molly and Meredith escaped COVID on the JoCo Cruise.

‘Twas the night before solstice and all through the Podcast, we had Mary Agnes and Gerald Ross give us an amazing fun broadcast. Come with us as we salvage this dumpster fire of a year, with laughter, hope, and good news to all lovers of the ukulele!

It’s our Kama’aina episode with Andy Andrews and Aldrine Guerrero to talk about thankfulness, maintaining your ukulele, the state of the ukulele in Hawaii, and an original song about Loco Moco performed by Aldrine, but you gotta stay till the end!

It’s Halloween, a blue moon, and we’ve got fire in the sky! Hear what singer-songwriter Dani Joy and and ukulele instrumentalist Marlowe have to say about scary gig stories, what to do with your ukulele in lockdown, how to arrange cover songs, and mor