Past Shows

This week Katie and Joe present the Dog Days of Summer celebrating our best friends. So give your best buddy a scritch and a treat and settle in for an hour of Celtic music about dogs and dog-themed artists. This … Read More

This week we’re taking a trip around the world. Katie and Joe play tracks of Celtic music from countries outside of the usual nations of Ireland, Scotland or the US. We play artists from Germany, Finland, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, … Read More

Show 125 Playlist: # Track Artist Release 1 Glen Where The Deer Is-The Ivy Leaf-The Dublin Lasses Nuala Kennedy Behave the Bravest 2 The Glentaun reel-Callaghan’s Fa´sta Un Canadien Errant 3 La soire´e du hockey Le Vent du Nord Tromper … Read More

This week, Katie and Joe spin up some Celtic music ideal for just lazing in a beach chair in your back yard while sipping a favorite beverage. Lughnasa was just last week, so we’re celebrating the golden days of summer. … Read More

This week, it’s a show with songs and tunes about summer meteorology. The source of inspiration occured the other day, when the high desert graced Joe’s vegetable garden with blazing heat, high winds, a downpour, and finishing with two separate … Read More

It’s a Free For All Show! It’s a “no theme, just right” episode. That’s right, for the first time in a long while, there’s no theme this week, and it feels good to just play what catches our ear this … Read More

This week, Katie and Joe feature music from Brittany, one of the seven, traditionally Celtic nations. Located on the western coast of France, Brittany boasts its own language and culture, along with a deep musical tradition. Breton music features modes, … Read More

The show number ends in a zero, and that means that it’s time to put together a Raggle-Taggle show. These are tracks that were in the queue in the past ten shows, but were cut due to time overruns. We … Read More

It’s Independence Day in the US, commemorating the separation of the American colonies from the British Empire. As the young nation muscled its way westward, desperate people watched from across the Atlantic and saw the US as a promise of … Read More

Oops…last week was the Summer Solstice and Fathers’ Day, which we ignored in favor of playing a bunch of newly-received tracks instead. This week, we make up for it with a show where we alternate between summer songs and father … Read More