Harpers Ferry WV guitarist Frank Davis discusses his early musical years, and explains how attending Jorma Kaukonen's Fur Peace Ranch guitar camp changed his life.

Host Todd C Walker compares guitar picks, demonstrating how guitar players can change their sound by changing picks.

Annapolis (MD) Americana singer-songwriter Michael Kelly is a true student of his acoustic guitar and the craft of songwriting, filling out his sound with banjo, mandolin, fiddle and harmonica.  

National touring artist and Maryland-based singer-songwriter Kristin Rebecca has made her name as a harp-playing singer, who also plays acoustic guitar and is a seasoned Renaissance Fair Celtic performer.  She talks learning harp, studying voice in college and how she decided to become a touring singer-songwriter.

'Boulder Canyon' John Denver tribute band member Kevin Delmolino grew up in a musical family, starting out singing a capella barbershop, which led into 1980's hair band rock, to a career in aviation, but music stayed with him, as it does today.

Tom Kohlhepp, the Frederick Folklorist, had a interesting job during his six years in the Navy, and it doesn't involve music.  But, Folk Music caught his attention early on and slowly grew into his passion, with a detour into track & field coaching.

York PA based singer-songwriter Michael Arthur writes poignant songs that explore the breadth and depth of the human experience, utilizing lush open guitar tunings.  He explains how he writes his songs, the time it takes, and his day job career as a rep in the music equipment business.

Regional musician Ken Glasser (one-half of Catoctin Mountain Highway) talks about the history of the Weissenborn Guitar, how he became interested in it, and relates his personal journey from Detroit-based high school jug band to today.

Josh Gray moved from Frederick MD to Nashville TN three years ago.  He discusses the move, the ups and downs of breaking into the Nashville music scene, and how he writes songs.

Chief engineer/owner of Torchlight Productions Recording Studio in Bealesville, MD, and accomplished singer-songwriter Jeff Feit talks about writing his first song at 12 after being wow'd by John Denver, not enjoying piano lessons and how he got interested in becoming a recording studio engineer.