Berklee Guitar Department

Coffee Talk with Tim Miller

We are joined by acclaimed Jazz/ Rock Guitarist and Berklee College Of Music Guitar Professor Tim Miller!

Coffee Talk with Jon Finn

We are joined by Rock Guitarist extraordinaire and Berklee Guitar Professor Jon Finn. Professor Finn has over 32 years of teaching at Berklee, as well as 5 published guitar books, and has played all over the world with tremendous acts.

Coffee Talk with Chris Bergson

We are joined by award-winning Blues guitarist and Berklee Guitar Professor Chris Bergson. Chris has been hailed as “one of the most inventive songwriters in modern blues music" by All Music Guide, and was inducted into the New York Blues Hall of Fame as a Master Blues Artist in 2015.

Coffee Talk with Wolfgang Muthspiel

Berklee alum Wolfgang Muthspiel joins the conversation to share his thoughts about developing classical and jazz techniques, listening skills, and shares some of his insights gleaned from his studies with Mick Goodrick.

Coffee Talk With Bonnie Hayes

 Bonnie Hayes, Chair of Songwriting at Berklee College Of Music, shares insider wisdom about developing a successful career as a songwriter and touring musician

Coffee Talk with Kevin Barry

Berklee Guitar and Ensemble Dept Professor Kevin Barry visits Coffee Talk and digs into the art of listening to develop your sound and create textures that elevate the music you are called upon to play

Coffee Talk with Nate Radley

Berklee Guitar Professor Nate Radley joins us for a deep dive on improv and composition techniques

Coffee Talk with Karen Bell

Associate Dean of the Performance Division Karen Bell shares her wealth of knowledge about how how to navigate and thrive within the Berklee experience

Coffee Talk with Brooks Robertson

Brooks Robertson shares his advice on getting the most of your Berklee classroom experience with developing note taking skills and not being afraid to ask questions.

Coffee Talk with Ben Knorr

Berklee Guitar Department alum Ben Knorr joins the conversation to share how his time at Berklee prepared him for his current career in film scoring, by developing his instrumental skills and creativity.