Past Shows

Many faiths around the world celebrate major holidays around the time of the Winter Solstice, with its promise of lengthening days, the eventual end of bleak winter, and renewal. Katie Marie and Joe put together an hour of Celtic music … Read More

Every ten shows or so, Katie Marie and Joe go through the past ten shows and pick out tracks that didn’t get airplay simply because we ran out of time. Even then, we wind up with more tracks than time, … Read More

This week, Katie Marie and Joe put together an hour of songs and tunes featuring women artists. The FairPlé movement was started by a group of women performers in Ireland to promote the equal representation of women artists on stage … Read More

This week, Katie Marie and Joe put together an hour of trad Celtic celebrating Thanksgiving. We’ve got meat and drink, family and chilly winter days, so enjoy a cup of punch, lend a hand in the kitchen, and enjoy this … Read More

This week, Katie Marie and Joe eschewed themes altogether and put together a Free For All show. It simply means that we play whatever catches our fancy, and it gives Joe an excuse to dig out some Breton music. We … Read More

November 11th marks Veteran’s Day in the US and Remembrance Day in Canada and elsewhere in the Commonwealth. Celtic music archives the memories of battles over the centuries through songs and tunes commemorating those who fought in those conflicts. Katie … Read More

Although a bane to night owls, here in North America, clocks change back one hour the first weekend of November. Katie Marie and Joe put together an hour of Celtic music all about time to mark the change to Standard … Read More

Last week, Katie Marie and Joe featured music for Samhain, and we continue this week with ghostly, witchy, and spine-tingling music for Halloween. The artists this week: The Shee, Christina Stewart, Catherine Mcevoy With Felix Dolan, Malinky, Fianna, Solas, Pamela … Read More

This time of year brings an abundance of trad Celtic music featuring stories and tunes about the spirit world. Samhain is a transitional time where fairies, ghosts, and monsters stir and come forth into our world. According to Celtic legend, … Read More

In Mid-October, Scotland hosts the Royal National Mòd, an international celebration of Scottish culture, the Gàidhlig language, and traditional music. Based on the Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru in Wales, this festival features stringent competitions in poetry, storytelling, and music, encouraging the … Read More