In this in-depth video podcast, I sit down with the legendary Canadian luthier William "Grit" Laskin for a wide-ranging conversation about the artistry, science, and mysteries of guitar making. Known for his pioneering inlay work and masterful craftsmanship, Grit shares his thoughts on the evolving role of the artisan in the digital age, where technology and tradition often intersect.

We delve into how the physics of sound and the physiology of hearing shape the design and construction of musical instruments, offering unique insights into how luthiers balance science and creativity. Grit also reflects on the enigmatic nature of guitars, exploring why some aspects of tone and resonance might remain unsolved mysteries for generations to come.

Whether you’re a professional luthier, an aspiring guitar maker, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of handcrafted instruments, this conversation is packed with valuable insights, inspiration, and thought-provoking ideas. Join us as we celebrate the art and science behind the guitar and honour the craftsmanship that continues to captivate musicians and music lovers worldwide.

Keywords: William "Grit" Laskin, luthier, guitar making, artisan in the digital age, physics of sound, handmade guitars, inlay work, guitar craftsmanship, musical instruments, guitar tone, guitar resonance, luthier podcast, guitar making insights.