Past Shows

Theme? We don’t need no theme! Katie Marie and Joe Bly each brought their own stack of CD’s to today’s show. We’re blowing the dust off some older CDs in our library as well as featuring new releases from Nava, … Read More

This week, we salute Mothers Day with a selection of songs and tunes that feature mothers, grandmothers, mothers in good times, mothers in questionable situations, and teenagers trying their best to avoid their mothers. We also have some good old … Read More

To celebrate May Day, we’ve assembled a show about labor, unions, and hard work. Katie and Joe pulled up some meaty selections featuring a broad selection of work songs from the looms, collieries, roadways, railways and high seas. We also … Read More

This week, Katie and Joe explore music featuring the oft-maligned banjo. The Irish Tenor Banjo is not the same as the 5-string banjo that defines Bluegrass music. Instead, it has four strings tuned G-D-A-E and played with a guitar pick. … Read More

Katie is off at work, but she had a great idea for a show theme: the Irish bouzouki as an accompaniment instrument. Most of the music you’ll hear on this episode has a bouzouki buried in the mix somewhere–just listen … Read More

It’s our third “Free For All” show. Joe Bly and Katie Marie take turns calling up a tune or a song. What are they in the mood for today? Listen to find out what made the final cut.As requested by … Read More

This episode features all the wonderful songs and tunes that got left behind in our previous shows. They get bumped because something fit the time or segue a little better–we only have two hours to play all the music we … Read More

In a fit of wanderlust, Katie and Joe pick a set of tracks that feature roads and byways. Grab your hat and dusty old coat and head out the door and play this show as your soundtrack on your journey. … Read More

There’s no theme this week. Katie Marie is at work, but she left a lively list of mighty songs and tunes to include in this week’s show. There’s a big pile of new material in our mailbox and our inbox … Read More

In just about all genres of music, songwriters have written about women treated badly, or killed, or left behind to weep in self-pity, or languish as they await a man to come rescue them. As members of a (mostly) all-woman … Read More