The Steve Stine Podcast

The Steve Stine Podcast is about more than just music — it’s about life, faith, and finding meaning in the everyday. Join Steve as he shares honest stories from decades of experience as a musician, educator, husband, father, and believer navigating the highs and lows of life. Each episode offers heartfelt conversations about purpose, spirituality, personal growth, and staying inspired — even when life gets messy or uncertain.

Whether you’re picking up a guitar, walking through a season of change, or just looking for encouragement to keep going, you’ll find something here to lift your spirit. With special guests, personal reflections, and real-world insights, this podcast is for anyone seeking a deeper connection to their creativity, their calling, and their faith.

Podcasting since 2020 • 405 episodes

The Steve Stine Podcast

Latest Episodes

Major And Minor Pentatonic Made Simple

Major pentatonic and minor pentatonic get treated like separate skills, but that mindset slows down your playing. We break the whole thing down to one clean visual: a single pentatonic shape you can move anywhere on the neck, plus a simple way ...

August 20, 2026 • 6:50

Turn A Five-Note Box Into A Full Scale

Pentatonic scales can feel like a cheat code because almost anything you play “works” but that safety can also keep your solos from sounding like real melodies. Steve Stein from Guitar Zoom Academy shows a simple way to hear and see the differe...

August 13, 2026 • 8:18

Gritty Blues Bends

I went Live on Social Media with this, so if you are interested in watching the video, here it is:https://youtube.com/live/IaBZQVuPCDI?feature=shareYour solos can have perfect timing and perfect notes and still feel lifeless. Today ...

July 30, 2026 • 20:22

Outdoor Guitar Survival Guide

Your guitar can feel rock solid indoors, then completely unravel the moment you roll up to an outdoor gig. Heat, humidity, and direct sun push the wood and hardware into fast changes, and that shows up as tuning instability, sticky playability,...

July 23, 2026 • 12:33

Four Practical Steps To Make A Major Pentatonic Solo Musical

Your major key solo sounds “happy,” but it does not sound believable. That is the gap we close here, using a track in A major and a chord progression that stays diatonic and musical: A major, C sharp minor, D major, and E major. We start with t...

July 16, 2026 • 19:53

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