Best Music Podcasts?

[Bjbny]

Over the last few months I have become a big fan of podcasts during my long car commute. I have discovered a number of interesting podcasts concerning music, including guitars. Among my favorites:

You’ll Hear It - Daily Jazz Advice (piano centric, but lots of good in-depth music theory discussion)
Fretboard Journal
All Songs Considered from NPR
Walking the Floor - Chris Shiflett of Foo Fighters interviews Americana artists
Music Shakers and Soul Shakers - Guitarist Steve Dawson interviews a variety of musicians
Song Exploder
The Third Story - Leo Sidran gives in-depth interviews a diverse group of musicians
The Working Songwriters - songwriter Joe Pug interviews other songwriters

Any other music podcast fans out there? What are your favorites?

[oliverkollar]

"Cocaine and Rhinestones"

A great music history series that focuses on country.....from the Louvin Brothers to the Judds. Very seedy at times, but it's really great.

The narrator/researcher is Tyler Mehan Coe, one of David Allen Coe's children.
Very well researched and the material is spot on. It takes minute to get used to his delivery of the material, but he nails it.

Be warned....some of it is not for "the faint of heart".

[Willie_D]

There's a newer Americana podcast hosted by Robert Earl Keen, Jr. I've listened to one episode, and he's a good interviewer/conversationalist.

[Mandobart]

Freight Train Boogie, hosted by Bill Frater.

[SprintBob]

Check out the Luthier on Luthier podcast series hosted by Michael Bashkin. It’s part of the Fretboard Journal podcast. Excellent.

[JBCROTTY]

Disgraceland is a really good podcast about famous musicians and their trials and tribulations.