In each episode, Meredith Harper talks to a ukulele player to find out why they play ukulele, what they love about it, and how it's changed their lives. And they play a few tunes as well!
Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 82 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | Music InterviewsMusic |
I promised you a special guest for the last episode – surprise, it’s me!! I figured my story was long overdue so I asked my friend and fellow ukulele podcaster Cameron Murray to interview me. It was a bit weird to be on the other side of the microp... more
It’s taken me four years to get her on the show but I finally did it! Today I chat to my great friend and musical collaborator Jasmine Fellows. Jas is a multi-instrumentalist who I originally met through Canberra ukulele groups, but who has now bec... more
Today’s guest is one of the members of the Ukulele is the New Black house band – Jim Croft. I’ve been wanting to get him on the show for some time, but because I know he’s not really a fan of the limelight I didn’t approach him – until now! Fortuna... more
Today’s guests were suggested by one of my patrons, Maja Zweck. Nicole and Aaron Keim are trained musicians who play ukulele as the duo “The Quiet American”, and luthier Aaron also makes beautiful handcrafted ukuleles at Beansprout Musical Instrumen... more
I’ve talked to ukulele players all over the world but it’s nice to talk to someone local again from Canberra where I live. Originally from Taiwan, Kim Yang moved here around 10 years ago where she discovered the joy of music and, of course, ukulele.... more
In today’s episode I talk to Dani Joy and her partner in life and music, Perry Stauffer. Dani and Perry live in Portland, Oregon where they run an online music academy, create wonderful music as a duo and with others, and have a wall full of ukulele... more
Today I talk to Aldrine Guerrero of Ukulele Underground, a passionate ukulele player and teacher based in Kaua’i in Hawai’i. We chat about the creation of the Ukulele Underground forums, his love of teaching and performing, and he plays a couple of i... more
In this episode I talk to Barbara Taylor, a dynamic ukulele player and organiser from Busselton in Western Australia. Barbara has been on my list since previous guest Kevin Chennell mentioned her, and I’m so glad I finally caught up with her, becaus... more
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I thought that instead of ukulele player you could say ukuleleian
as an intermediate ukulele player, I loved hearing how this amazing little instrument has changed lives everywhere. is a heartwarming podcast that has resonated with me and helped me to articulate the magic that I have experienced
as an intermediate ukulele player, I loved hearing how this amazing little instrument has changed lives everywhere. is a heartwarming podcast that has resonated with me and helped me to articulate the magic that I have experienced
Just listened to the latest episode. As usual lots of learning, but this episode was just so much fun. Great work Meredith
John
I'm two years into learning the ukulele and have been looking for a podcast for this new obsession of mine. Meredith has created something I look forward to every week. Wish it was more often!
This podcast is a perfect package of interesting chats and good tunes. I highly recommend.
This show is just delightful. Meredith has a great voice and clearly loves her material. It's hard not to smile when she and her guests talk about their passion for music and what the can do with the Ukelele.
The conversational tone of the podcast gives a heartwarming and personal insight into the ukulele players' lives. Although there's only one episode out so far, I'm looking forward to listening to more. There are plenty of short musical interludes embedded in the podcast to inspire others. Love the theme tune too!
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Apple Podcasts | #239 |
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