Best 30 Blues Music Podcasts

Produced by Salty Dog in Melbourne, Australia, Salty Dog Blues N Roots is a two-hour podcast featuring the best Australian and world more

Blues is the Truth is a weekly 2-hour radio show, featuring some of the very best new Blues Music alongside some classic tracks that define the genre. Presented for a decade by Ian McHugh, frontman and guitarist with the band Blues is Truth and compere of the Ealing Blues Festival main stage, The show is informative, entertaining, and sometimes a little different. more

John started listening to Blues nearly 60 years ago. His interest steadily grew to encompass Jazz and African music and he now has a massive collection of music that he wants to share. Reading about and listening to the musical journey of African Americans led to finding out about the repressive social structure within which they existed and still do to an extent to this day. more

Queens of the Blues with Gina Coleman from the band, Misty Blues, will explore the fertile landscape of female artists who were at the foundation of early recorded blues and celebrate music created by female blues artists up to present times. The show will also give space for Gina's friends, from varied creative backgrounds, to share the works of their most admired female blues artists and how they've influenced their artistry. more

Talking to musicians, music fans, sound and light workers, managers, and promoters about their experience and love of blues and southern rock music. Part of Pantheon Podcasts. more

Mark Hummel's Harmonica Party is a videocast/podcast that is all about the Blues. Blues News, Blues history, and Blues artists. Mark takes you on a musical journey with music and stories from his 40 years on the road as a Blues musician. In each episode, Mark talks, listens, and plays his music and the music of those who inspired him. more

Each Blues Disciples podcast has a primary purpose to entertain and then to help listeners better understand the importance of the blues music genre in our history and culture. We let our listeners know of the incredible obstacles faced by generations of blues artists as they struggled to raise themselves from the poverty and oppression they faced as tenant farmers in the South. more

The Friday Night Blues Show is a trip through the wonderful world of the blues. Blues music comes in many styles and can be happy or sad, slow or fast, loud or soft. I cover all these on each program through a wide range of artists, so you can't guess what's coming up often I don't know as well! I aim to get listeners interested in the blues or allow aficionados access to music that is not really broadcast through commercial radio. The real buzz I get out of this show is that I can let others enjoy my music. more

Bret Dale presents an hour of the finest blues and roots music selections from the River Music Experience library. more

David Gogo has racked up a long list of accolades throughout his singular and storied music career. Hear the many stories from Gogo's illustrious career; from playing on stage with Johnny Winter and B.B. King to his once in a lifetime encounter with Stevie Ray Vaughan. Tune in on a bi-weekly basis and listen to David Gogo joined with his long time friend, Scott James, in a journey through the Blues, seen through the hazy recollections from his life on the road. more

Blues Therapy Radio is a Blues music podcast and weekly show that is broadcast for two hours every week from the state of Washington and in syndication across the country and overseas. more

This blues podcast brings the best of blues music to ya, old and new, signed and unsigned! Get a refill on your favorite drink, grab a seat, and get ready to get some blues in the blood! more

Dutch Blues radio show. Live recordings , interviews and good blues music since 2004

Two podcasts each month featuring recent album releases. BLUES TIME presents its discerning playlist of rich acoustic and electric blues. ROOTS RENDEZVOUS brings you a selection from the genres of roots, alt. country, folk, Americana, and indie rock. Produced by David Stoeckel. more

The Powers That Be invite you on a musical journey every week for two hours of 21st Century Blues with a nod to The Masters. Join Beardo (from Philly) and Spinner (his co-host and friend for over 40 years from The Hague) for your dose of all that is blue! Broadcasting on the net since 1999. more

Digital Blues has been described as the voice of the Blues for Essex, but also brings you music from around the world - blues ancient and modern - from both unsigned and signed artists. more

A great place to discover and relive vintage and modern rockabilly, blues, surf, roots, r&b, oldies, etc. Hear your favorite and obscure tracks as well as exclusive interviews here on the Rockabilly & Blues Radio Hour Podcast. more

This podcast features nothing but the blues, from the earliest to the latest in all genres.

Music by African-American artists from the 1920's through the 1960's including blues, gospel, rhythm & blues, early soul and doo wop with emphasis on the period from W.W. II through the sixties. more

The Ecclectricty of Pacific Street Blues and Americana weaves together a divergent mix of old and new blues against a texture of Americana roots and the rock bands you either grew up with or wish you had. Pacific St. Blues and Americana is a highly knowledgeable, Omaha-centric, radio show for those that hold a lust in their hearts to hear new music that is anchored in the love and lore from the blues to those halcyon music daze gone by. more

Broadcast every Sunday at 5:00 pm on The Face Radio.com. Blues & Grooves brings the best in the soul, funk, R&B, reggae, disco, and a whole lot more! more

The Big Fat Wide Americana Hour is dedicated to the idea that most strands of American music are related to each other. The show features Americana, country, blues, soul, bluegrass, folk, R&B doo-wop, and even a bit of jazz. The music is drawn from all eras. more

At the end of the Second World War, economics forced the big bands to trim their once great size and thus, the Jump Blues combo was born. Between 1946-1954, rhythm and blues laid the tracks for what was to become Rock n' Roll. So how come, 75 years later, this vibrant and influential music is still so unknown to so many? Matt The Cat is going to change that with the radio program, 'Juke In The Back.' These were the records that you couldn't hear on the jukebox in the front of the establishment. more

Expect a lively mix of blues, R&B and soul when you stop by 'Jay's Place' on Saturday nights.

If you love harmonica this is the podcast for you. Join Tomlin in conversation with some of the world's best harmonica players and teachers. more

An independent production from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, Borderlines is a weekly exploration of real country music in a mix of folk, blues, singer-songwriter, roots jazz, and lots more. The show is about music, with not much talk. Now 30 songs per episode, AND STILL NO COUNTRY-POP! With your host Rick August. more

Join Hank Berumen and Jesse Hill as they dive into the culture and stories of local musicians, singers, and songwriters. Mississippi is known for the birth of the blues, and so many more sounds are waiting to be discovered. more

Each week The 1937 Flood, West Virginia's most eclectic string band, offers a free tune from a recent rehearsal, show or jam session. Music styles range from blues and jazz to folk, hokum, ballad and old-time. more