SCGC Players forum Lunch with Otis

Tim Penn, the new Global Director of Sales, Marketing and Artist Relations for Santa Cruz Guitar Company, talks about his previous work experience and what brought him to Santa Cruz Guitar Company. Let's welcome Tim!

Guitarist Alex King of the band Sicard Hollow talks about bluegrass guitar, his inspiration Tony Rice and growing as a writer and performer. Inspirational for sure, this 29 year old is making the Bluegrass Scene his own. I love this interview personally. Here's where you can find out more about Alex and the band, enjoy https://www.sicardhollow.com

William Eaton and Bart Applewhite of Roberto-Venn School of Luthiery talk about the origin story, inspiring students and past students working in the guitar industry. You'l be shocked at the big names that have gone through the program. A delightful interview with people who respect and teach craftsmanship and respect for the world of wood, don't miss this one, you'll smile at the end

Nashville's #1 repair man and innovator Joe Glaser shares his deep understanding of guitars and how they work. Joe holds several patents along with having the best players in Nashville in his stable. Joe also brought the first PLEK machine to the United States and he talks about how this incredible devise has changed throughout the years. A deep think and a genuinely fine human being, don't miss this one. You can contact Joe here
https://www.glaserbender.com/contact

Richard Hoover and Rick Bart of Santa Cruz Guitar Company, clear out the misconceptions of their revolutionary groundbreaking design. This is a master class in string tension and construction.

Guitarist and Author John Thomas gives us the truth on what really happened with Gibson Guitar Company and World War II. John the author of Kalamazoo Gals set's the record straight on what really happened. John is THE authority on wartime acoustics, this is a must watch/hear podcast. A little bad language and a lot of laughs.