Bluegrass U! podcast debuts from ETSU

Event Details

Bluegrass U!

The Bluegrass, Old Time, & Roots Music Studies program at ETSU has released the first episode of a new podcast, Bluegrass U!, hosted by Tim Stafford, current Artist in Residence in the department.

The podcast will focus on all things ETSU Bluegrass, with discussions and interviews of interest to potential students, faculty, alumni, and friends of the program. Since 1982 they have offered instruction at the college level not only on the performance aspects of bluegrass music, but also on the music business details important to success for their students.

Since that time they have educated a full generation of professional bluegrass musicians, with a good many of today’s artists and players having gone through ETSU.

The program has since grown into a full bachelor’s degree in bluegrass, awarded by the school’s Appalachian Studies department.

New episodes of Bluegrass U! will be available each Tuesday from all the popular podcast aggregators.

Today’s debut episode features an interview with guitar maestro Trey Henley.

Check it out in your favorite podcast app, or on the Bluegrass U! web site.

About the Author

Picture of John Lawless

John Lawless

John had served as primary author and editor for The Bluegrass Blog from its launch in 2004 until being folded into Bluegrass Today in September of 2011. He continues in that capacity here, managing a strong team of columnists and correspondents.

Join the Conversation!

Use your preferred account (Facebook, Google etc.) to login below and leave a comment. We want to hear from you!

Explore More Bluegrass...

Life I Left Behind from Balsam Range

Read More

DIY Bluegrass: What separates a Good Song from a Hit?

Read More

2026 Mount Airy Fiddlers Convention results

Read More

#1 Bluegrass Music Charts

Weekly charts based on actual radio airplay for bluegrass, Grassicana, and gospel music

Recent Comments

Get Our Newsletter

Enter your email below to stay in the loop with Bluegrass Today!

Search Bluegrass Today