
The world's top podcast for banjo players, fans, and enthusiasts! Hosted by Keith Billik; listen to interviews with professional players, playing tips, and equipment discussions. Contact the show at pickyfingersbanjopodcast@gmail.com
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 183 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsArtsMusic | |||

Today's episode features Joe Larson, of the band TopHouse! TopHouse one of the hardest working bands out there today: they tour coast-to-coast, write and record original music, and make entertaining internet content for... more
Hubby Jenkins is a captivating performer of traditional American roots music, bringing a strong vocal style and multi-instrumental skills - including, of course, plenty of banjo - to every performance. Hubby is best kno... more
Barry Abernathy is one of the most respected banjoists of his generation! He is best known for his performances and recordings with such legendary award-winning bands like Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver, Mountain Heart, and... more
Bruce Molsky is one of the top traditional musicians of his generation! A captivating performer as a vocalist, fiddler, guitarist, and of course: the banjo! Although he is best known for his recordings and performances ... more
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Highly recommend and always enjoy it. Check it out if you enjoy playing the banjo
Highly recommend and always enjoy it. Check it out if you enjoy playing the banjo
Excellent podcast! Very meaningful and thoughtful interviews. It’s a modern continuation of the Masters of the Five String Banjo. I highly recommend listening to this podcast.
Keith does and excellent job interviewing the best in the business! It almost makes me want to quit mandolin and play banjo........almost! I also hope someday he will get the king of the six string banjo, Keith Urban on the podcast so I can learn more about hair colors and flat ironing!
Keith is an excellent interviewer and banjo player. Just finished listened to one on Butch Robins- excellent!
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A deep-dive series that centers on banjo players across bluegrass, old-time, jazz-influenced styles, and traditional roots. Episodes typically feature in-depth conversations with renowned banjoists and educators, exploring playing techniques, creative processes, gear, and the cultural stories that shape their music. Listeners get practical tips on technique and composition, plus behind-the-scenes glimpses into touring, collaboration, and how different traditions influence modern banjo.
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Recent guests on The Picky Fingers Banjo Podcast include:
1. Joe Larson
2. Hubby Jenkins
3. Barry Abernathy
4. Bruce Molsky
5. Richard Bailey
6. Wes Corbett
7. Daithi Melia
8. Cory Walker
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