67 episodes
omo for Luthiers, by Luthiers
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4.9 • 82 Ratings
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We cover the lives of violin makers, their best parts and worst parts, yesterday and today. Historical stories, interviews with experts and makers in the field. Omobono Stradivari was the least liked son of his father, Antonio, he was remembered in Antonio's will as a screw up. He is our north star. We are all part of this. We all belong exactly here.
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Episode 67: ViolinABox (The World Violin)
What happens when you put ten luthiers from nine countries in a box?
Learn more about the ViolinABox, it's makers, and it's journey: https://violinabox.org/
Support Lutheirs Sans Frontiers: https://lsfusa.org/
Listen to more of Kat Glaze: https://www.instagram.com/katandthefiddle/
Special Guest: Andrew Carruthers. -
Episode 66: Unlocking Inspiration
Elizabeth and Katherine are joined by guest Kristin Siegfried Ballenger to discuss creativity and getting the job done.
Special Guest: Kristin Sigfried Ballenger . -
Episode 65: Interpersonal Relations
Katherine and Elizabeth talk to Korinthia Kline and Robyn Sullivan about navigating personal mistakes in dealing with the public.
Special Guests: Korinthia Klein and Robyn Sullivan . -
Episode 64: 5 years in review
Jerry and Rozie are joined by fellow Omo founder Chris Jacoby to talk about 5 years of Omo. Later, Gerard KilBride joins Brandon Godman to talk about bridges.
Special Guests: Christopher Jacoby and Gerard KilBride . -
Episode 63: Love, Fear, and Learning
Katherine Kidwell gets real with Rozie and Jerry about taking direction of her own learning.
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Episode 62: Cultivating Focus
Editor at large Jason Peoples puts Rozie and Jerry on the hotseat to talk about focus along with Omo host alum, and now guest, Christopher Jacoby.
Special Guests: Christopher Jacoby , Jerry Lynn, and Rozie Deloach .
Customer Reviews
Both fun and useful content
Omo is a fun and useful podcast. I really enjoy listening to the congenial and intelligent conversation about lutherie, whether it is emotional aspects, the business, interviewing other lutherie luminaries, experts on wood, all of it. I am an amateur guitar maker (the one guy listening from Alabama- evidently/perhaps or coincidentally - that they make fun of in their audience). I think the show is very interesting and enjoyable. I appreciate all the work that it takes and the knowledgeable and thoughtful content. Keep up the good work.
Disappointed
I came to the podcast with high expectations as a violinist having been referred from the Violin Chronicles. But I can no longer sit through just aimless banter with no substance. I am not your kitchen table & privy to your inside jokes.
Needs better editing
This is a really good podcast concept, but PLEASE get a good editor! There’s so much that should be cut out for conciseness. Keep doing what you’re doing.