On the show we’ve got Matt Stead, Ben Hassenger, and Jeff Krebs. Come join us for a conversation about how they’ve been dealing the changes to their ukulele shops brought on by COVID-19.

We’re taking a break from the Pandemic to talk about ukuleles and music therapy with Stephanie Epstein, president of the Ukulele Kids Club charity, and regular guest Heidi Swedberg. Come along and learn all about the healing power of the ukulele.

This could be the start of a Bromance as we welcome back Ben from Ukulele Roadtrips to have another Nice-olation podcast on ukuleles and the Pandemic. It soon goes off the rails in the first 15 minutes. You might just have to watch this one on YouTube.

On the Summer Solstice in the year of the pandemic, it’s part two of our “Nice-olation” podcasts with our focus is on performers. We get great punditry from Erin and Jeff, AKA Victor and Penny, and Mandi and George, AKA Opera-lele.

We’re still hunkered down and talking about virtual ukulele strum along and festivals! And we’ve got an all-star panel of guests with Sarah Goodroad of BUG, Mary Agnes Krell of GNUF, and Ben Hassenger, the self-proclaimed Ukulele Ambassador of Michiga

A special Podcasters summit to talk about Ukulele in the time of the Pandemic. Ray Ortega of the Podcasters’ Studio, Abe Deshotel of the Ukulele Podcast, my co-host Doug Brown share their thoughts, plus we totally geek out on Podcasting equipment.

We’ve got a content-rich podcast with Cynthia Kinnunen, Amber Rozel, and JHUI founder James Hill, PLUS first time guest and Music Teacher, Jimmy Brink. So join us on this Ukulele Education journey as we talk about the why’s and how’s of teaching mus

We welcome back our friends Phil Doleman, Heidi Swedberg, and Daniel Ward for a holiday-Christmas themed exploration of mentors and mentoring, ukulele in the UK, the way cool and hopeful London Ukulele Project, and the annual Whamageddon game.

It’s a fun-filled episode with Matt Stead of the Uke Room and Andy Andrews of PUKA. We talk about creating an ukulele experience, looking at ways of inspiring us, creativity traps, ways of using the ukulele to connect people and end loneliness, and more.

We explore the world of Zen workshops, harnessing the healing power of ukulele music, discuss some unexpected ways of teaching ukulele, and D minor, the saddest key of all.