Sam Muir and Terry Carter go over their recent ukulele festival experiences, delve into finger style and classical ukulele, compare notes on music education, and get me hankering for Tim Tam, vegemite and visiting the folks down under at Valla Beach.

We take a deep dive into songs with Jodie Lee and my co-host Doug Brown as we dig into the top ukulele songs playlist, try to guess who’s playlist we’re looking at, talk about John Atkins and Grace Vanderwaal, and deconstructing and reconstructing son

Moon landings! Zero-G ukulele! Plus, lots of discussions on festivals, Master Classes, and much more!

As the heat and allergies of summer roll in, we welcome back two great singer-songwriters to the show: Victoria Vox and Hope Dunbar! We talk about ukulele travels, tackling writers block, ideas on expanding listernship, collaborating on songwriting.

We’re at the Denver UkeFest with first time guest Stu Fuchs, plus Aldrine Guerreo, Aaron Nakamura, and Casey Cormier to talk about song arranging using fish bowls, ukulele festival cruises and sea sickness, Scandinavian bluegrass heavy metal, and more!

We have new guests Steve Espaniola, Clark Holmes of the Naked Waiters, returning guests Cynthia Kinnunen of the Royal City Uke Fest, Ben Hassenger of the Mighty Uke Day festival. So of course we talk UkeFests, plus the JHUI program, NAMM 2019, and mo

We have first time visitors to the Podcast George Bartle and Mandi Harkett (aka Opera-lele) for some laugh snortin’ good fun as we meander through talking about performing, finding your style, Huffle Puff, new stuff we’ve seen or gotten, and

Heidi  Swedberg and Daniel Ward, along with Mary Agnes Krell of GNUF join us to discuss ukuleles and public libraries, upcoming events and guests at GNUF, the Denver Ukulele Fest, finding the “Why” for your ukulele groups, and much more

It’s a mini-summit on Ukulele Podcasting with guest and ukulele paddler, Jodie Lee, as we talk about the shared experience of Wonderstruck, a guest appearance by Doug Brown. PLUS, I reveal the name of the 15 year old ukulele prodigy.

We talk about our top five ukulele gadgets and songs; send shoutouts our guests, patrons, and listeners, our families; and celebrate our time together just laughing and talking about the ukulele with regular guest Gerald Ross and co-host Doug Brown.