Episodes

It’s a Free-for-All show, where Katie and Joe put together a bunch of tracks for their own enjoyment, without the restrictions of a theme or holiday, and the end result is an hour of traditional Celtic folk music that you’re … Read More

Most Celtic music playlists favor music from Ireland and Scotland, but this week, Katie and Joe feature music from Wales in honor of St. David’s Day, the patron saint of Wales. We also pay tribute to the passing this week … Read More

Depending on how you look at it, this week is the antithesis or antidote to our Valentine’s Day show. If your box of drugstore chocolates is full of nothing but crinkly papers and the roses are wilting, then you’ll love … Read More

Show 151 Playlist: # Track Artist Release 1 Glen Where The Deer Is-The Ivy Leaf-The Dublin Lasses Nuala Kennedy Behave the Bravest 2 Bridget Donaghue Danú All Things Considered 3 The Queen of Argyll Goitse Úr 4 The Maiden that … Read More

Every ten shows, Katie Marie and Joe revisit our past pool of tracks that didn’t make it to air for past shows, and these “Raggle Taggle” shows give them another chance. This week, Katie Marie and Joe play: Poor Man’s … Read More

This week, Katie and Joe celebrate St. Bridgid’s Day, or Imbolc, which is the halfway point between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. St. Bridgid is the Christian assimilation of the Celtic goddess, Brid, and is one of the … Read More

[This week’s show is a reairing of show 95 1/19/2020.] Burns Night, on January 25, is the celebration of the life, the poetry, and the songs of the Scottish poet, Robert Burns. Held on Burns’ birthday wherever folks of Scottish … Read More

This week, we’re featuring the theme of Justice and Oppression. From great epics of entire populations under an oppressor’s thumb to a lone woman cleverly gaining the upper hand on an attacker, Irish and Scottish music has a long history … Read More

This week, Katie Marie and Joe play a free for all show, which means there’s no theme this week–just fun, traditional Celtic music. We feature another track from The Fire’s brand-new release, “Marigold,” and we also just received Shay and … Read More

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 clean up the holiday mess and deal with the kids. … Read More