Comparison Review of Four Microphones for the iPhone

I started a new podcast a few weeks back. It’s called The Celtic Geek. It’s a spoken word podcast that is run through my SoundCloud account. I’m even trying out their Beta Podcast service. So far, everything has been smooth and simple. I LOVE that I can record the entire show direct through the SoundCloud […]

Fans of the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast

I’m making a bunch of updates to my Resource page. I thought I would share some of the other websites that are fans of the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. 67 Music – Celtic Music Promotions Roman’s World Podcast Buzz Bomb Studios Rag-Nerd-Rok Wild Ideas… The Podcast Jane of Wisconsin Vector Forums ES Podcast Paws […]

Some Podcasts I Enjoy and Recommend

I’m updating my Resource page for the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. Since I’m still trying to determine how to list stuff on the site, I thought I’d start by just saving and sharing that info here. Grinning Beggar’s Celtic Podcast The Signal – Firefly Podcast Slice of Sci Fi Irish Fireside The FuMP (The […]

What’s Your Super Power?

I am excited to announce two new things. First, The Celtic Geek has a new URL at www.CeltFather.com. When you click that link, you will be directed to the new homepage for the podcast. And yes, it is now in podcast form. Click the link to subscribe to the show as a brand new, official […]

“Rising of the Moon” Wins Best Roots Traditional in Celtic Radio Music Awards

I am excited to announce that my performance of “Rising of the Moon” from Not Every Day Is St. Patrick’s Day won in the annual Celtic Radio Music Awards. This year there were a total of 3,311 votes cast across all categories. When the voting ended on March 17, 2014 (St. Patrick’s Day) “Rising of the Moon” […]

CG004: The Celtic Geek Is Born, Happy St. Patrick’s Day

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! I am pleased to announce the official birth of a new podcast–The Celtic Geek. For the last four weeks I’ve been debating what to call this new podcast. I thought and thought and finally decided three things: The Celtic Geek community needs a town crier, someone to unite the Celtic music […]