This is just a brilliant show - learn a bit about music gear, learn a bit about the business of music touring and production, learn a lot about human nature and how to be a decent person from a different perspective than mine. Joan and Emily cast a really wide net of musical influences - they cover the kind of indie / shoegaze I already was into, but there’s also a lot of insight into country and cover bands which weren’t on my radar. It’s funny, it’s honest, it’s sweet, and above all, it’s insightful. You should have started listening about 100 words ago.

The channel says it’s about offset guitars, but it includes a lot of pedal reviews, recent music industry news and the occasional interview. They provide a much needed different perspective in the overall guitar gear culture. The positive vibe and affirmations are plus!

They told me to.FIVE STARS!

All the things I like about gear culture, none of the garbage that I don’t like. Talented and knowledgeable hosts.

Each episode is a joy to listen to! Nothing like friendly hosts chatting about music gear and other topics. It’s the highlight of my Tuesdays when a new episode drops!

I appreciate Emily’s and Joan’s discussions and closer looks on gear news, anecdotes, and coverage of being a musician today. Even lately feeling the market on the used gear, is it a good time to buy or not, giving opinions on gear they have tried, what they’re excited about, natural reaction to new gear announcements. They make you feel you’re at a table talking about music. Whether it’s a Fender release that wasn’t properly announced, a Metallica Whiskey, or the strangeness of PRS jumping into the pedal world. There’s coverage for a lot of ground… And I love it. 5 stars. I’ll keep coming back. 💙- Joe (Lex)

They seem like two friends carrying on a slightly awkward conversation. Could be what people are looking for. Not as much guitar talk as I would have liked. I listened to a handful of episodes but it just wasn’t for me.

This podcast would be way better without the dude host always playing devils advocate and perpetuating every sort of white male entitlement imaginable.

I feel like you get honest reviews from this podcast. They also get great guest.

And he shouldn't care that i think that, but i thought i should change my review. Still kinda like when your parents made your friends little brother tag along, but I acknowledge and appreciate the growth and experience.

I really enjoy this podcast! Emily & Andrew cover a wide variety of topics dealing with the guitar world including gear, hot button issues, gigging and general personal life subjects. I almost always find something I totally agree with and something I totally don’t agree with in each episode, which makes for a very engaging podcast. Keep up the great work!

Love the content. Keep it up! I feel like this podcast is mixed quieter than most though, and I have to max out my headphones just to be able to hear both voices while I’m on the bus.

The best. Definitely not the worst.

So have only been listening for 2 weeks, but absolutely enjoy this “cast”. Not 100% guitars all the time, but 100% relevant at all times. Doesn’t hurt that I’m an OffSet guitar/bass player myself.

I don’t play guitar, but I love music and this podcast is a ton of fun.

First off I must say that this podcast is great. If it were a test I’d give it an A++. However, it’s just a podcast so 5 stars is all you get. It’s creative and is clever. Andrew you’re my hero. Keep up the good work and I love you

Emily makes for a super fun & enjoyable listen for guitar nerds-a-like! Subscribe, listen, and get offset!

This is one of the few podcast/communities I interact with, and that says a lot for me. I don’t have many opportunities to listen to podcasts, so I choose wisely what I listen to, and this is one that I continually enjoy. Great interviews, discussions and community with topics that range from offset guitars to cats.

One of my favorite podcasts! Fantastic thought provoking conversations about gear and the very unique. Love the offset randos!

This podcast? IT GOT FANGZ.

It’s like hanging out in my living room with low key friends just shooting the sh** about music gear and gear adjacent topics. Couple of loveable randos who make me giggle.

I’m not a cat person soooooooooooo....... But they are great anyway! Really appreciate what they do! Subscribe already!

Emily and Andrew have great chemistry on the mic. They have a great mix of fun and silly, but they aren't afraid of diving into conversations that need to be brought to light in the changing gear world. They are very pasionate about equality, and their love and hate for punny dad jokes.

Not your average guitar podcast. I'd recommend this to anyone interested in a social commentary on things happening in the music industry. Also cats and gear.

I’m allergic to them, so I don’t listen out of principal...but they seem to have their ducks in a row.

My good friend Rahm turned me on to this! A+++++

This podcast is about guitars, effects pedals, luthiers, and cats but it is actually much more then that. The conversations get beyond the nuts and bolts of the guitars, the little colored boxes on boards and really get into layers of being a musician(any level). I love that the conversations are honest and engaging. The topic conversations feel like you’re hanging out with friends and I have legitimately made people turn their heads as I react to things like I’m crazy talking to myself lol. Emily and Andrew have good conversation chemistry and respect eachother and their guests. I look forward to each one and love their Facebook group community also. Def worth a listen ad your time.

Great stuff! Interesting take on guitar gear and the community that supports it. Plus CATS!!!

I am a relatively new listener and discovered this podcast from other listeners on a shared Facebook group. I’ve played guitar since I was 6, my kids also play and I love the take this podcast has. I am glad this is out there, I think my daughter may enjoy this one over the typical format because it’s kinda like talking to me - guitars and cats dominate the conversation often.

This podcast explores issues thoughtfully while not taking itself too seriously. The hosts complement each other well, and have a knack for bringing on interesting guests.

This podcast comes off like 2 junior high kids who play in a cover band rambling on about very little. When they're not talking about cats, they are offering their opinions on gear, music, and guitarists that they know very little about. They're probably nice enough people. For that I'll go 2 stars. Sorry my review couldn't be nicer, but there is just nothing here of any value for me.

Emily is wonderful and expresses an excellent mix of criticism and positivity. Andrew's POV gives the show balance, but I wish he'd have more confidence and make his points directly. People are going to disagree and be turned off no matter how much you qualify and contextualize your statements. This show is a welcome addition in the guitar gear podcast landscape!

I love gear, this is a podcast about gear, therefore I love it! Cats are cool too.

It combines two of my favorite hobbies!

Awesome podcast it’s a lot of fun! I really enjoy it keep up the good work! Great topics and fun conversation.

As a dog person, I still appreciate the cat banter. The chemistry and subject matter are good. This podcast could stand out amongst the guitar-related podcasts.

Nice to see another podcast with some folks who are actually building the guitars. Good topics.

Ya know!

It’s a podcast about guitars and unlike the slum or 60 turns of poo they actually talk gear and also cats this might just be in the first 2 minutes that I listened to, but hey that’s all I needed to subscribe so yeah you should too. Why are you still reading this just go subscribe already this review is garbage at this point unlike the podcast that is not trash.

Great for the laughs, but also thought provoking

I like cats. I like guitars. I like talking about cats and guitars.