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Hosted by The Jazzuleles · music · EN-AU · 33 episodes
Aloha and welcome to the travellers ukulele gig guide podcast. My formula is simple, I talk to people about travel and ukulele in a dynamic yarn about how the happiest little instrument in the world is changing lives one note at a time. Music, mateship and a little mayhem are woven in to tales of adventure and connection as uke playing locals share thier experiences and recommendations for visiting tourists. If you're a ukulele playing grey nomad then this is the inspirational podcast you've been looking for. It's a guide, map and people connector all in one delicious 30 minute episode.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAloha and welcome to the travellers ukulele gig guide podcast. My formula is simple, I talk to people about travel and ukulele in a dynamic yarn about how the happiest little instrument in the world is changing lives one note at a time.
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast is hosted by The Jazzuleles. The show has published 33 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Elizabeth Shannon shares a charming story of ukes, peace & love!" (29 July 2025, 28 minutes), "A Jade River of Ukes? That would be something to see!" (22 April 2025, 25 minutes), and "My ukulele home base is Saskatoon, Canada." (11 March 2025, 18 minutes).
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 26 minutes across 33 episodes.
Booking probability for The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast is 21%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.
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The Jazzuleles hosts The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast, a music show with 33 episodes published.
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The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast
<p>How wonderful to meet Elizabeth, a lovely woman whose BIG ukulele dream is to see ukulele change the world with peace and love! Unusually, I am sharing Elizabeth's biography simply because it really shows the growing...
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast
<p>Aloha travellers, today I have a lovely conversation with a music teacher from Warkworth. Not the Warkworth castle in the Uk or the prison in Northumberland either. Grab a cuppa and come with me for another uketastic...
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast
<p>Aloha travellers, today we're leaving the shores of Australia to talk with one of our many international ukulele friends. In the province of Saskatchewan there is a lot to see & experience. Our guest today will tell...
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast
<p>Friends, for those of you who venture further afield in the South Pacific you may have travelled to New Zealand and met our guest for todays podcast, Cathie Dunsford aka the Riff Queen. Cathie has a wonderful life...
Episode #9
<p>Aloha travellers! It's a jammed packed uke yarn today as I talk to the vivacious Bernie Newman. Bernie shares some lovely stories about living , loving & uking in Townsville. Where to sightsee, where to meet up for a...
Episode #7
<p>Aloha travellers, we catch up with Kim Burns a community ukulele leader in country Victoria, Australia. In 2025, Kim is stepping down from one project to take up another with new bandmate Kath! It's no laughing...
Episode #6
<p>Aloha travellers, it's my pleasure to introduce to you Cameron Murray, a lovely chap, great ukulele player and ambassador for all things ukulele. This is the first of many fun conversations so sit back and enjoy...
Episode #6
<p>Ukulele provides an opportunity for creatives to express themselves in many ways. There are ukulele soloists, duos, trios bands and orchestras, choirs with ukes etc etc. Today travellers, we're yarning with a ukulele...
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast
<p>Aloha travellers, today we're leaving the South Pacific to travel to the other side of the world. Our destination is Coventry a city in the Midlands of the UK. We're talking to John about his experience as a...
Episode #4
<p>Aloha travellers, today we're spreading our wings and heading to Santa Cruz, California to meet Daniel a professional musician who shares his ukulele magic in the most precious of situations with amazing results...
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast
<p>Aloha travellers, today we're talking with Kim Burns, Musical Director of Goldfields Ukestra in Bendigo, Victoria. Hear Kim's best sightseeing tips as well as her hopes and dreams for ukulele players. Travellers are...
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast
<p>Professional ukulele educator, performer and percussionist Tom Harding aka Tom the Pom shares his thoughts about; ukulele, people, places and his big dream for the future. It's a wonderful yarn folks, enjoy!</p>
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast
<p>Aloha travellers, today is the first episode of season two. I thought long and hard about how , what, when and why I'd publish in this season and then there were so many great opportunities I threw my hands up into...
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast
<p>Aloha travellers, join me for a conversation with a wonderful young singer, songwriter, teacher and performer Erin Harrington aka Miss Elm. Erin is from Brisbane. Her joy is singing, her sound is unique and her...
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast
<p>Aloha travellers, today's yarn is full of energy and life! The Honeybees are a ukulele trio from Melbourne, Victoria. They are finding thier sonic space and sound together and also in the world of performance...
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast
<p>Aloha travellers, today we travel to Melbourne and meet a classroom music teacher in a school where Ukulele is super cool. We're talking to Dan, the ukulele event director of Hills Ukulele Festival , current...
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast
<p>Aloha travellers, today we hop across the ditch to glorious New Zealand and then shuffle on down to the South Island. There we'll meet Karen, a fabulous woman and ukulele grou leader for 18 consecutive years. If...
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast
<p>Aloha travellers, here we go here we go here we goooooo!! Get the inside outside scope from Jackie Anifandis about the method in her madness when creating; ukulele events, communities and safe spaces to learn how to...
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast
<p>Aloha travellers! Join me for a thirty minute yarn with Darren a Kiwi born Aussie residing in Ballarat living out his best ukulele life with partner Lisa, a super performance group (MUK) and Australia's second...
The Travellers Ukulele Gig Guide Podcast
<p>Aloha travellers! Today we head to the Mornington Peninsula of Victoria to yarn with Sally Carter one of Australia's leading ukulele teachers and performers. In this episode Sally shares her origin story and some...
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