
The Fretboard Journal magazine's weekly podcast, where we interview legendary guitarists, luthiers, and much more.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 513 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Music InterviewsHobbiesLeisureMusic | |||

On today's episode of the podcast, Sofia Wolfson talks to TJ Hiemel, owner of Troy, New York's Love of Fuzz store.
TJ shares with us some of his favorite gear that has come through the shop, his role in the upstate music community, the magic behind... more
Vermont-based guitar hero Paul Asbell joins us this week to talk about his new book, 'Stages: Ruminations, Rants, and Reminiscences on a Life in Music.'
In 'Stages,' Paul recounts stories from early in his career when he worked as a sideman for leg... more
Musician and Fretboard Journal contributor Paul Burch joins us this week to talk about his just-published debut novel, Meridian Rising. The book, an imagined memoir by Jimmie Rodgers, is filled with insights on the Father of Country Music and some of... more
Grateful Shred co-founder Dan Horne joins us for a chat about the making of the band, his love for the Dead (of course), and the tribute group's 2025 album, 'Might As Well.' We also talk about growing up in the Bay Area, Alembics and other gear, and ... more
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Always interesting guests, great questions and interactions by Jason. It’s especially cool to hear from musicians who might not otherwise get any exposure.
This podcast goes deep with big names and interesting people in the world of guitar and music in general. Jason’s a great interviewer and seems to make his guests feel comfortable. This is a must-listen for guitar nerds who want to go deeper than the latest gear, and get into the minds of great builders, players, and repair people.
Ethan Sherman’s mic on the new ep is unlistenable. Deleted.
More Guru Singh!
Jason Verlinde serves up an amazing array of interviews with everybody who’s anybody in the world of acoustic instruments and acoustic music. And some electronics sneak in there too. Always insightful and fun to get into the weeds.
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The episodes center around the world of guitars and music, featuring in-depth interviews with a variety of guests including luthiers, musicians, and industry experts. Notable discussions often showcase themes of craftsmanship, innovation in instrument making, and the musicians' individual journeys within the music industry. The podcast also highlights unique projects, such as the Asheville Guitar Project and new guitar technologies, providing listeners insights into the diverse experiences that shape the acoustic music landscape. With a blend of storytelling and technical discussions, it aims to cater to both casual listeners and dedicated enthusiasts of stringed instruments.
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Recent guests on The Fretboard Journal Guitar Podcast include:
1. Paul Asbell
2. Paul Rigby
3. Courtney Hartman
4. Jacob Cole
5. Isaac Stalling
6. Wade Black
7. Adrian Bagale
8. James Kee
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