Past Shows

With St. Patrick’s Day coming up in a couple of weeks where we’ll be focusing on Irish Traditional Music, Katie and Joe decided to put together a playlist that features traditional Celtic music from everywhere but Ireland. This means we’ve … Read More

March is Women’s History Month, so Katie Marie and Joe put together an hour of traditional Celtic music played by women artists or bands where women >= men. This week, we play Josephine Marsh, The Shee, Déanta, Niamh Parsons, John … Read More

Show 204 Playlist: # Track Artist Release 1 Glen Where The Deer Is-The Ivy Leaf-The Dublin Lasses Nuala Kennedy Behave the Bravest 2 I Love You Not and Care for You Not-Dillon’s Frolics (jigs) Aoife Granville Wooden Flute Obsession 3, … Read More

Katie Marie and Joe put together a show featuring songs and tunes honoring the loftiest of human emotions: Love–in all its sweet, awkward, noble, trusting, comforting, and epic forms. The music in today’s show reflects those aspects of love with … Read More

Show 202 Playlist: # Track Artist Release 1 Glen Where The Deer Is-The Ivy Leaf-The Dublin Lasses Nuala Kennedy Behave the Bravest 2 Noel’s New Shoes-Sean McAloon’s-Theodore Street Francis McIlduff Band Theodore Street 3 Buain A’choirce Cassie & Maggie Sterling … Read More

To kick of the next 200 episodes, Katie Marie and Joe look back at the last ten shows and pick out tasty tracks that didn’t make it to air the first time around. These were left out simply because we … Read More

This week, Katie Marie and Joe celebrate 200 weeks of High Country Celtic Radio. We decided to mark the occasion by highlighting some of our favorite tracks we’ve played over the last few years, and playing artists that have directly … Read More

In anticipation of the 200th show next week, Katie Marie and Joe collected a set of traditional Celtic music celebrating anniversaries, birthdays, and weddings. The artists we play this week: The Fire, Frank Harte & Donal Lunny, Burning Bridget Cleary, … Read More

Katie Marie and Joe spent the first week of January prowling the dusty corners of the internet for Celtic albums we had not yet collected, and we were -not- disappointed. Trad musicians have been working hard during this pandemic to … Read More

(This is a re-airing of Show 145, first aired 1/2/21) January 6th is the last day of the liturgical Christmas Season. In Ireland, the last day of Christmas is celebrated by women going out and enjoying themselves while the men … Read More