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The Jake Feinberg Show

Jake Feinberg
Jazz
Music Industry
Music
Creativity
Spirituality
Improvisation
Live Music
Blues
Songwriting
Grateful Dead
Music Education
Miles Davis
Live Performance
Mental Health
Music Production
Personal Growth
R&B
Los Angeles
Latin Music
Jazz Education

Become a Paid Subscriber: podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jake-feinberg/subscribe On The Jake Feinberg Show (radio) and in Facebook Lives, Jake Feinberg has now conducted over 2,000 interviews with “The Cats”—popular musicians across the spectrum from rock to jazz, R&B to folk, pop to country, bluegrass to fusion. Jake’s unique interviewing style puts musicians at their ease and inspires t... more

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Multi-faceted musician talks about the many chapters of his artistic existence including his foray into Balkan music and hanging with Ken Kesey and The Pranksters.

"You had to be a jack of all trades....I had the reputation for being a good drummer."Growing up in Cincinnati Jimmy Madison could look across the river and see "King Records," the recording home of James Brown. When he befriended David Mathews in hi... more

Dynamic goth trio talks about their collective experiences in the studio and on the bandstand.

Prolific younger drummer talks about his approach to rhythm and driving a band by keeping time and dancing on the kit.

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Recent Guests

Ken Sokolov
Multi-instrumentalist and drummer emphasized in intro
Independent musician active in Eugene scene
Episode: The Ken Sokolov Interview
Jimmy Madison
Drummer known for work with James Brown, Joe Beck, Joe Farrell, Mark Murphy, Ellen McIlwaine
Episode: The Jimmy Madison Interview
Richard Gowen
Jazz drummer, interviewed guest
Episode: The Richard Gowen Interview
Cash Farrar
Musician, frontman of Demon
Episode: The Cash Farrar Interview
Oliver Lake
Jazz saxophonist, composer, co-founder of BAG and member of World Saxophone Quartet
Black Artists Group (BAG); World Saxophone Quartet
Episode: The Oliver Lake Interview
Luis Gasca
Mexican-American trumpet player known for his work across jazz and rock genres.
Episode: The Luis Gasca Interview
Patrick Gleeson
Guest musician and synthesizer pioneer
Self/Various collaborations with Herbie Hancock
Episode: The Dr. Patrick Gleeson Interview Part II
Michelle Zarin
Legendary manager involved with Record Plant Sausalito and LA
Record Plant / Sausalito and Los Angeles studios
Episode: The Michelle Zarin Interview
Aaron Sperske
Musician and drummer, associated with Beachwood Sparks/Beachwood Cats
Beachwood Sparks, Beachwood Cats
Episode: The Aaron Sperske Interview Set VII

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Jake Feinberg
Host of The Jake Feinberg Show

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 58 ratings
  • Commander Cody

    Maybe the worst interview I’ve ever heard? And it was not Commander Cody’s fault.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Imrinehart
    United States4 months ago
  • I dig the show

    Jake’s the real deal. The deal is real with this real dealer. Such an important person for the music scene.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wally61320
    United States10 months ago
  • The good outweighs the rest

    We should be most thanks full to hear the voices of these masters. That’s the real gift here. More than makes up for the constant interrupting, talking over guests, asking long, wandering questions which sometimes just never land coherently, and a feverish attempt to out-hip himself, the guest and the rest of the world. Having said that just the effort to accumulate this body of work is incredible and should be celebrated.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    josborne
    Australiaa year ago
  • Shut up and let the guests speak Jake!

    This has to be one of the most frustrating podcasts ever. Jake gets great guests, god knows how because he interrupts them with his rambling attempts to show off how cool he is. i just noticed he’s sniffing quite a bit in the Miroslav Vitous interview, maybe he has a cold but he’s certainly giving off coke head energy

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    reginaldGruntfuttock
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • "The Krishna Das Interview" on The Jake Feinberg Show

    The recent episode of "The Jake Feinberg Show" featuring Krishna Das is a testament to the show's commitment to delving deep into spiritual and soulful conversations. Krishna Das, known for his profound insights and soul-stirring kirtans, did not disappoint. The discussion centered around the essence of cultivating a heart full of soul, a topic that resonates with many, especially in today's fast-paced world. Jake's thoughtful questions and Krishna Das's eloquent responses made for an engaging a... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    I value the unique angle
    Austria3 years ago

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The show is praised for its intimate, mentor-like interview style and archival guest stories.
Listeners value the depth and breadth of guest access, especially long-form conversations with veterans and educators.
Some listeners critique pacing or host interrupting, but the guest roster and storytelling quality remain strong selling points.

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Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Voltaire's Ghost Interview
Q: Ruby, can you talk about how you met these cats?
I saw flyer for the vocalist, Matt, and I responded; I met Josh at the first audition rehearsal and was brought in to join the band.
The Richard Gowen Interview
Q: Richard, what is the narrow box that jazz is put into, and is there a way to break out of it?
Gowen discusses the tension between formal education and personal voice, noting that individuality and openness to broader influences are crucial for true musical expression, even if institutions try to shape a strict narrative.
The Dr. Patrick Gleeson Interview Part II
Q: How did you view your contribution to using synthesizers melodically in jazz and funk?
Gleeson explains that his approach evolved from viewing synthesizers as orchestration tools to embracing melodic roles that interact with the band, ultimately expanding the palette of tones and overtones to complement live improvisation.
The Bobby Broom Interview
Q: How do you see the current generation learning and approaching jazz in relation to the older masters?
He contrasts the deep, ear-based learning of earlier generations with today's curriculums, noting a potential loss of 'awareness' and immediacy, and calls for keeping melodies and song-centered thinking alive.
The Bobby Broom Interview
Q: What was it like to learn from masters of music, blues, folk, jazz?
Broom discusses the organic, lesson-by-doing approach of Jimmy Carter and others, emphasizing immersion, listening, and experiential learning over formalized, rigid curricula, and how those practices shaped his voice.

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What is The Jake Feinberg Show about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A deeply musical interview show that centers on intimate conversations with a broad spectrum of musicians, educators, and industry insiders. Episodes often explore a performer's formative influences, creative processes, mentorship, and the evolving economics and culture of making music across genres like jazz, rock, Latin, and folk. A recurring strength is its guest roster and storytelling depth—ranging from veteran instrumentalists to educators—with a tendency to blend personal resilience, spirituality, and community impact into the artistic journey. Unique elements include long-form conversations that prioritize learning and lived experience, often revealing backstage anecdotes, lineage, and the human side of the music industry. Potential... more

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Recent guests on The Jake Feinberg Show include:

1. Ken Sokolov
2. Jimmy Madison
3. Richard Gowen
4. Cash Farrar
5. Oliver Lake
6. Luis Gasca
7. Patrick Gleeson
8. Michelle Zarin

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