
Podcasts for, by, and featuring members of the Vinyl Community.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 332 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HobbiesMusicMusic CommentaryLeisure | |||

The tap is back on at Vinyl Community Podcasts as Alex (Beer & Vinyl) returns to the airwaves with an insightful chat with the founder/owner of Colemine Records Terry Cole.
Colemine Records was founded in late 2007 by Terry and Louis Rideout as a wa... more
If your New Year's resolution was to listen to more Surface Noise, we've got your hookup with the latest BONUS TRAX! Hear our adventurous vinylists discuss a few vinyl-related gifts they each received over the holidays, then they discuss a new app ca... more
Welcome back to the show of record, talking records - Surface Noise! And we are ready to bring you more vinyl record talk than you can fit in your record room!
For the first show of 2026, the panel jumps into some current events in the wacky world i... more
Happy New Year, fellow vinylists! Back with another contribution to Vinyl Community Podcasts, host David Bianco of the YouTube channel Safe & Sound Texas Audio Excursion shares an interview conducted with the venerable mastering and audio engineer Ke... more
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Love learning about vinyl from a lot of different perspectives and collectors - diverse programming.
This guy is a trailblazer ! He is heating up the conversation and has the records not only spinning but smokin 🔥🔥🔥
No end to his depth of knowledge and turn of phrase.
Returned to vinyl after a long absence and have learned a lot from these guys. Keep it up
Loved every minute. I am hooked on vinyl. Great every time.
Keep up with the comings and goings of the YouTube vinyl community on this podcast.
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The content is centered around vinyl records, their collectors, and the broader vinyl community, exploring unique experiences and stories from enthusiasts and artists. Topics range from record conventions, such as VinylCon and the Austin Record Convention, to in-depth discussions on the vinyl collecting process, including the challenges of finding rare records and the complexities of recent market trends around reissues and price fluctuations. Noteworthy episodes feature interviews with artists and record store owners, imparting creative insights and personal anecdotes that celebrate the rich history and culture around vinyl collecting. This podcast likely stands out for its blend of humor, camaraderie among hosts and guests, and a passiona... more
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Vinyl Community Podcasts launched 3 years ago and published 332 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Vinyl Community Podcasts include:
1. Sam St. John
2. Don MacInnis
3. Jeff Parris
4. Bernie Grundman
5. David Bianco
6. Jose Moreno Rahn
7. Big Chris
8. Tommy James
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