Episodes: 552
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000
Gender skew: Male
Listener location: USA
YouTube: 67.9k subscribers
Instagram: 47.0k followers
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Nate Mercereau - The Making Of Fantastic Thoughts, Guitar-focused Creative Process, Gear Setups, And Composition.
Molly Tuttle - Vintage Martins, Touring Gear, The Martin Grand J-28e DN Double-neck Guitar, And Her Approach To Electric Guitars.
Bryan Sutton - His Album From Roots To Branches, Collaborations, Session Work, Guitar Collecting, And Guitar Education.
Maisy Owen - Her Debut Album Dark On A Sunny Day, Musical Upbringing, Guitar Development, Songwriting, And British Folk.
Glen Hansard - Guitars, His Worn Takamine, Busking, Meeting Musical Heroes, And His Development As A Performer.
Podcast 565: Wood & Wire Fine Fretted Instruments
October 11, 2026
On today's Fretboard Journal Podcast, we are talking to Jim and Frank from Wood & Wire Fine Fretted Instruments, a recently opened Chicago-area guitar store celebrating high-end and boutique instruments. This may just be the most Fretboard Journal-ish guitar retailer on earth. https://woodandwire.net Jim Newcomb served as CEO of the Old Town School of Folk Music and is responsible for bringing the Fretboard Summit to Chicago. Frank Hamilton is a former student at the Galloup School and headed...
Podcast 564: John Leventhal
October 06, 2026
The great John Leventhal joins us once again to talk about the making of his new solo album, 'National Drift.' https://www.instagram.com/johnleventhal/ We talk about his recording process for the album, how the songs came to be, the guitars he's currently loving, the perils of compression and so much more. Watch John perform "The Old Improv" on our YouTube page: https://youtu.be/M-1JbpOEwVY Subscribe to the Fretboard Journal's quarterly print magazine. Issue 60 is now mailing and features ...
Podcast 563: Frank Gross of Thunder Road Guitars
September 29, 2026
Frank Gross, founder of West Seattle's Thunder Road Guitars, joins us this week. Thunder Road is a unique brick-and-mortar success story. Thanks to some smart business moves (online and off), Thunder Road has thrived. In fact, Frank recently purchased and renovated a commercial space for the store! During our chat, we talk about Seattle's thriving independent guitar stores; Thunder Road's offerings (they carry big brands like Fender and Gibson alongside consignment instruments); and so muc...
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The publicly listed email for The Fretboard Journal Guitar Podcast: fretboardjournal@gmail.com.
Podseeker estimates The Fretboard Journal Guitar Podcast reaches 1,000 to 10,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.
The Fretboard Journal Guitar Podcast typically books industry leaders. Typical guest background: Recording artists, touring musicians, singer-songwriters, guitar educators, luthiers, and music professionals with notable releases, distinctive guitar expertise, recognized collaborations, or an unusual perspective on instruments and musicianship. Common among recent guests: Notable albums or recordings; Established touring careers; Recognized collaborations. Recent guests include Nate Mercereau, Molly Tuttle, and Bryan Sutton.
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