Duncan McLauchlan | Atlanta Celtic Music

Duncan McLauchlan | Atlanta Celtic Music

You know that phrase “Buy Local”. It’s not just about buying to me. It’s about supporting your local community or communities. I play Celtic music in Atlanta, Georgia. So I am highlighting Atlanta Celtic musicians, music, and culture in this latest blog feature with Duncan McLauchlan. My next CD, Selcouth, will be out on February 14. “Selcouth” […]

The Future of St Patrick’s Day

I saw something interesting last year. It was about the legacy of St Patrick. I saw several memes pointing out darker side of St Patrick’s Day. I feel like a day of reckoning is coming. Much like it came with Christopher Columbus and other historical figures and holidays. First let me say, I am not […]

Top 10 Celtic Bands of 2021

Top 10 Celtic Bands of 2021

Every “best of” list is a difficult thing to compile. While it so great to be able to share a collection of wonderful bands, it never sums up all of the wonderful music being made throughout the year. This is as true twenty years ago as it is today. That said, certain Celtic bands just […]

Celtfather UnKilted: The Ethics of Black Friday

Greetings Gunn Runner Is Black Friday an ethical holiday? Overcoming fear is the theme of a new song inspired by the hobbit. Top 10 songs on Spotify. It’s all on my monthly update, Celtfather Unkilted, show #287. The podcast is brought to you by my amazing Patrons in the Gunn Runners Club on Patreon. I […]

Reimagining the Celtic Christmas Podcast

I’m thinking about the future of the Celtic Christmas Podcast…at least as a podcast. I love the podcast format. I love being able to share music with people, to help them find something new and wonderful. The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast is a beacon of new music. There’s nothing else like it online… at […]

Asking More Questions

Asking More Questions

The United Nations Climate Change Conference takes place in Glasgow this weekend. Climate Change is a serious issue. It’s been on my mind a lot the last few years. I’m worried about the world that we are passing on to our children, to my daughters. I’m seriously thinking about I can get involved in making […]

Farewell Classic Song Henge

Farewell Classic Song Henge

In 2006, I started Song Henge as a way to pay the bills of the Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. That service comes to an official end in December. This is a brief history of Song Henge. You could join Song Henge for $12-60 per year. Every month, I sent an email newsletter. In it […]