Ep. 57: Pocket Lint

Letting go of old beliefs about playing ukulele; going in-depth about why we love music festivals

An episode of the OokTown - The Ukulele Podcast podcast, hosted by Colorado School of Ukulele, LLC, titled "Ep. 57: Pocket Lint" was published on July 31, 2017 and runs 82 minutes.

July 31, 2017 ·82m · OokTown - The Ukulele Podcast

Summary

Host: Stuart Yoshida Guests: Cynthia Kinnunen, Chris Kennison It’s the middle of July, and I’ve got some hot topics to talk about with my amazing panel of guests. Returning to the show are Cynthia Kinnunen from Guelph, Canada, along with Chris Kennison, a regular on this show and now with the Rhythm Cats Band in Mesa, Arizona. We go deep to talk about letting go of old beliefs about playing ukulele, and then all the things we love about grassroots music festivals. Shoutouts: Abe Deshotel: https://www.youtube.com/user/abemyrabe Andrew Kitakis and Kalei Gamao of the Ukulele Site: http://www.theukulelesite.com/ Blind Lemon Chiffon (winner of the first annual Super Fantastic Ukulele Contest at the Denver Fair): https://twitter.com/ColoradoUkulele/status/888830646822502401 Cynthia Kinnunen: Teaching website: http://cynthiakmusic.com Royal City Ukulele Festival: http://www.royalcityukefest.com James Hill Teacher Training program: http://www.jhui.org Uketoberfest: http://ukulelehotsprings.com/index.html Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/cynthiakmusic8 Chris Kennison: The Rhythm Cats: http://silverstartheater.com/ Book ‘em Danno: http://book-em-danno.com/

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