
Field recorded interviews with the best in bluegrass. Hosted by Daniel Mullins.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Larry Sparks is truly one of one. We return to the Sparks home in eastern Indiana for the second half of our conversation with the "Youngest of the Old Timers".
We chat with Larry about some of his biggest songs and albums, and we learn about why he... more
There is no one like Larry Sparks. A member of the Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame, he is a large part of the "Industrial Strength Bluegrass" story. As we dive into the history of southwestern Ohio bluegrass, we visited with Larry Sparks at his home in ... more
In this second episode of our "Industrial Strength Bluegrass" season of Walls of Time, we pick back up with Fred Bartenstein at his home in Yellow Springs, OH. Fred was about to share "the quintessential Carlton Haney story" (trust us, you have to he... more
In this inaugural episode of our "Industrial Strength Bluegrass" season of Walls of Time, we sit down with Fred Bartenstein at his home in Yellow Springs, OH. Fred is one of the editors of the book Industrial Strength Bluegrass: Southwestern Ohio's M... more
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Great bluegrass podcast!
The Best bluegrass podcast period.
These are great interviews. Please do some more.
I’m so sad, because after hearing about you from another amazing Podcast, “Grasstalk Radio” Several week’s ago, i’m all out of previous Podcasts, and now have to wait for season 2.
Daniel does an excellent job of bringing up thoughtful and interesting topics with really great guests. His knowledge of the bluegrass genre is obvious. Post production, editing and sound quality of this podcast are excellent. Highly recommended for the bluegrass lover!
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Shows focus on deep dives into bluegrass history, artists, industry, and festivals, with an emphasis on authenticity, regional scenes, and the long arc of the genre. Episodes blend personal narratives, archival context, and thoughtful questions to pull out craft, business realities, and cultural heritage, making it useful for listeners who want both knowledge and behind-the-scenes perspectives. A notable strength is the sustained emphasis on historical context, industry evolution, and mentorship across generations, plus strong production quality and a clear passion for the music.
Potential listeners who enjoy in-depth interviews with legendary figures, scholarly takes on the genre, and stories about festivals, libraries, and regional scene... more
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