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Got 'Grass?

Bluegrass stars
Bluegrass
Bluegrass Music
Bill Monroe
Richard Greene
Tony Rice
Nashville
Songwriting
Scotty Stoneman
Photography
Collaboration
Banjo
Classical Music
Seldom Scene
Music History
Music Industry
Lester Flatt
Musical Inspiration
Fiddle
Kentucky
Folk Music

Bluegrass stars tell their stories. We get beyond just picks and strings, as they tell their stories with eloquence, candor and humor.

Hosted by Chris Wuerth from GuitartownCT concerts in Hamden, CT.

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Ethan Setiawan won both National Mandolin Championship and Rockygrass Mandolin Championship. After attending Berklee, he's become a leading voice of the mandolin, through traditional bluegrass, classical, and jazz.

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Grammy-nominated mandolinist Matt Flinner has made a career out of playing bluegrass and American roots music in new ways. Hailed by Downbeat Magazine as "one of the best mandolin players ever," Flinner has established a reputation ... more

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Zoe Guigueno is a Canadian bassist & singer/songwriter, now living in Eugene, Oregon. Her music has been described as having “the smartness and delivery of early Suzanne Vega with the structure and musicality of Elvis Costello” (Mel... more

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Soraya and Luciya are the heart of The Sullivan Sisters bluegrass band. Raised in North Carolina, living in Chicago, and now both at Berklee School of Music, they were just profiled in Bluegrass Unlimited Magazine. 

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Ronnie Reno
Bluegrass guitarist and mandolinist; member of Reno and Smiley, Reno Brothers, and longtime Merle Haggard collaborator
Bluegrass musician
Episode: Ronnie Reno: He's seen it all in country & bluegrass
Heather Berry Mabe
Bluegrass artist; member of Red Camel Collective
Red Camel Collective
Episode: Heather Berry Mabe: Daughter of the Stars
Liam Purcell
Bluegrass musician leading Cane Mill Road
Cane Mill Road
Episode: Liam Purcell: Fueling the Future of Buegrass
Blake Williams
Bluegrass banjo player; former member of Bill Monroe's Bluegrass Boys; later connected with Lester Flatt and Nashville scene
Bluegrass musician
Episode: Blake Willams: Banjo Memories of Lester & Bill
Darren Nicholson
Bluegrass musician, bandleader of Darren Nicholson Band / Balsam Range collaborator
Darren Nicholson Band, Mountain Home Records
Episode: Darren Nicholson: Bringing North Carolina Bluegrass Home
Ettore Buzzini
18-year-old banjo player, singer and songwriter from North Carolina
Self-released musician
Episode: Ettore Buzzini: Re-imagining The Banjo
Andy Leftwich
Bluegrass fiddler, guitarist, and singer
Indie Bluegrass/Skaggs Family Records (former)
Episode: Andy Leftwich: Fiddle and Faith
David Benedict
Bluegrass mandolinist
Foreignlanders; Mile Twelve (former); YouTuber
Episode: David Benedict: Spreading Mandolin Joy
Brittany Haas
Bluegrass fiddler known for Crooked Still and Punch Brothers
Solo artist / Crooked Still / Punch Brothers
Episode: Brittany Haas: Fiddling "Force of Nature"!

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Chris Wuerth
Host of Got Grass and related bluegrass conversations; affiliated with GuitartownCT (Hamden, CT)

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Darol Anger: Visionary Violin Virtuoso
Q: What is your approach to the fiddle role in bluegrass when you're in a duet or ensemble setting?
Know your musical structure and harmonies, be ready to fill different roles (lead, harmony, backup, chop) and find ways to spell out chord progressions with the right notes to support the soloist.
Jake Workman: Guitar Whiz with Flash and Taste
Q: What's your take on rhythm versus fast picking in bluegrass, and how do you approach your own solos?
Rhythm and drive are essential; soloing should serve the song and the singer, not overpower the groove. I aim for a groove that supports the melody and keeps the band in pocket.
Jake Workman: Guitar Whiz with Flash and Taste
Q: Can you describe what a day on the road with Ricky Skaggs looked like when you were touring with the band?
It was a great experience; we'd meet the bus at midnight, drive through the night, rehearse, and the focus was on tight, well-balanced performances with good gear and listening to the room.
Ben Garnett: Guitar Taste and Innovation
Q: How did Kite's Keep come about and what does the title signify?
The title Kite's Keep was chosen for its musicality and ambiguity, with Garnett noting it loosely refers to a child's inner world and the imaginative spaces music can explore, offering interpretive flexibility for listeners.
Ronnie Reno: He's seen it all in country & bluegrass
Q: Do you prefer to be the person asking the questions or the person answering?
He enjoys answering and discussing the music, though he often takes the interviewer role.

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A candid, music-focused interview series where bluegrass artists share personal stories, career journeys, and behind-the-scenes insights beyond instrument technique. Episodes frequently center on lineage, community, touring realities, and the evolving bluegrass landscape, featuring veterans and rising stars who discuss mentorship, gear, songwriting, and the balance between tradition and innovation. The show stands out for its warm, story-driven conversations that fuse historical context with contemporary perspectives, making it a compelling listen for fans, musicians, and industry professionals seeking authentic bluegrass storytelling and insider perspectives.

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