Show 416 – St. Patrick’s Day 2
(2026-03-14)

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This is the week that bartenders and Irish musicians both love and dread–it’s St. Patrick’s Day! Plus, since St. Patrick’s Day happens during Women’s History Month, Katie Marie and Joe put together an hour of Irish music featuring women musicians … Read More

Show 414 – Wales
(2026-02-28)

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March 1st marks St. David’s Day, the patron saint of Wales. Katie Marie and Joe spin up a playlist of Welsh music, some traditional, some contemporary. With Welsh being a Brythonic language with similarities to Brezhoneg, the language of Celtic … Read More

Show 413 – Free For All
(2026-02-21)

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Every so often, Katie Marie and Joe abandon themes and holidays and just grab CDs from the top of the stack. This is what we were listening to this week, and we’d like to share. Have a couple of new … Read More

Show 411 – The Love Show
(2026-02-07)

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We’ve recorded shows highlighting the rich Celtic repertoire of the Great Hunger, emigration, labor, wars…but this Valentine’s Week, Katie Marie and Joe are delighted to feature Celtic songs and tunes about the joys of love. There’s no dark twists or … Read More

Show 409 – Rakes, Rascals, and Rogues
(2026-01-24)

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Trad Celtic music, being folk music, has a vast repertoire of songs and tunes featuring criminals, cheaters, cads, and other ne’er-do-wells. This week, Katie Marie and Joe put together an hour of music featuring these Celtic anti-heroes. Some are well-known … Read More

Show 408 – Burns Supper
(2026-01-17)

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January 25 marks the birthday celebration of the life, music, and poetry of Scotland’s great bard, Robert Burns. Scots around the world hold a great feast featuring Scottish fare, haggis, and fine whiskys. The feast concludes with performances of Burns’ … Read More

Show 407 – Emigration
(2026-01-10)

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This week, Katie Marie and Joe explore the songs and tunes surrounding emigration. Much of the Irish music about emigration focuses on the calamitous Great Hunger of 1847 and the desperate people who fled across the sea to the US … Read More

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