In this episode, I demonstrate simple whistles made from bamboo and PLA (a material derived from plants). I bought the bamboo whistle at a Native American music festival and designed the other two whistles using Tinkercad (TM).

This episode features a mix of tracks including two small goblet drums called djembes. One is a gift from a close friend and the other is an item I bought at a local gift shop.

In this episode, I demonstrate how I play two saucepans as if they were bongos. For the purpose of the demonstration, I placed both pans upside down on my lap. Perhaps there are alternative methods where there is a minimal risk of the pans knocking together or falling to the floor.

This episode features a mix of tracks including a two spoons, a fork, knife, two whisks, a spatula and large serving spoon. The mix is intended as a "jam session" so listeners may follow along with their own instruments.

This episode includes a mix of tracks featuring a hand drum, a rattle, two shakers and clapping sticks. I made the drum, shakers and rattle. The clapping sticks consist of a piece of bamboo and wood dowel. The episode is designed as a "jam session." Please feel free to join in with your instruments.

In this episode, I demonstrate a didgeridoo made from cardboard tube rolls and a paper cup. The tubes and cup are fastened together with masking tape. I added a layer of tape to the mouthpiece end to make playing more comfortable.

In this episode, I demonstrate a horn made from three cardboard tube rolls from paper towel, as well as a paper cup. The tubes and paper cup are held together with masking tape. I added some masking tape to the mouthpiece end to make playing more comfortable.

In this episode, I demonstrate how I can tap out rhythms from three small cardboard drums, each with masking tape drum heads. One is a simple tube drum, about seven inches long. Another is actually a makeshift set of bongos--two tube drums taped together. The third is a goblet drum consisting of a paper cup glued to part of a cardboard tube roll.