
The year was 2015. Show host Blake Wyland intended to start a podcast where he took a deep dive with his guests from the guitar world to explain their rigs. What happened was that, but also a whole lot more. The show quickly evolved into discussions about people's lives. Guitars, pedals, amps, etc. are the central hub of the show, but it really is more about the PEOPLE behind all of it. Both the m... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 567 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Will York of Thunder Road Guitars PDX joins us to tell the real story behind one of the West Coast's favorite guitar shops.
Before Thunder Road Portland became a destination for vintage guitar weirdos, touring players, local lifers, and anyone who e... more
This week on The Tone Mob Podcast, Blake hangs with Shea Sterner of thisheavyearth, a Portland-based builder making heavy pedals, brutal solid-state amps, and gear that looks like it crawled directly out of a fantasy-metal record sleeve.
Shea shares... more
Douglas Robinson is best known as the voice of The Sleeping, but with his new project Held, he’s stepping into a whole new role: guitar player, riff writer, and newly minted Gibson SG obsessive.
On this episode of The Tone Mob Podcast, Doug joins Bl... more
Mark Morton joins the show today, and we somehow manage to talk about the gravitational pull of the electric guitar, the operational realities of a world-class metal band, parenting, vintage Gibsons, noise gates, and New York pizza without anyone nee... more
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This pod is so much fun to listen to.Most of the time it’s pure gear bliss. Some of the conversations get deep into gear and some get into mindset and philosophy of musicians and other creative people in the music industry. Blake is a fun loving guy and he knows his stuff, seems like a good guy and it must be cool hanging out with him. So many great great topics and conversations on this podcast. Fun stuff for people that love everything about music
I can count on one hand how many different Podcasts I actually listen to. Huge fan of The Tone Mob! Blake’s approach always has me feeling like I’m getting a behind-the-scenes scoop on some of my favorite artists out there, along with discovering a whole lot of other amazing, talented artists out there. Do Not Sleep on this podcast, as you’ve officially discovered a Gem! 💎🔉💀✌️⚡️
I’m not really a fan of interview shows so I didn’t expect I’d like this as much as I do. I heard Blake on the Chasing Tone podcast that he also cohosts and he talked about some of the people he interviewed. The one that got me really interested was Tom Cram of Digitech pedals. Once I listened to that episode I kind of got a little hooked. He doesn’t just have musicians on that are trying to climb their way up to whatever is considered the top these days. He talks to a lot of people who do are v... more
The Tonemob Podcast has been getting good answers out of people for awhile now, and I look forward to finding out where the good pizza is, what’s the favorite Boss pedal every week. Keep up the good work!
Blake has a ton of amazing artists, creators, and stars on each week and the content never fails to entertain. The patreon episodes get even crazier. He even has been known to do giveaways from time to time and my wife won one. First time we’ve ever legit won anything from a show. So that was awesome. Can’t say enough good things!
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The show centers on in-depth conversations with guitarists, gear designers, producers, and other people shaping the gear-centric world. Episodes often blend technical rig talk—guitars, pedals, amps, and signal chains—with personal stories about family, touring, creativity, and the realities of building a career in the music industry. Listeners get practical insights on tone, gear history, and product development, as well as candid takes on the music business, touring life, and the human side of creativity. A standout quality is the host's easygoing, authentic style that invites guests to share not just their setups, but their philosophies, passions, and everyday life, making it appealing to gearheads and industry professionals alike.
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1. Chasing Tone - Guitar Podcast About Gear, Effects, Amps and Tone
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5. Know Your Gear Podcast
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Recent guests on The Tone Mob Podcast include:
1. Shea Sterner
2. Doug Robinson
3. Mark Morton
4. Joey Bradford
5. Ryan Bruce
6. Danny Songhurst
7. Dan Tremonti
8. Jordan Buckley
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