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This is Marc Gunn, The Celtfather. I’m a Celtic musician and podcaster. I thought it might be nice to have an episode of the podcast that lets you know about many of the things I do online. I don’t think this will be a comprehensive list. But it should give you a great starting point […]
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Between a busy spring schedule and the Baby Watch for Ms.Inara, schedules are getting a little hectic. When time is crunched, deciding what tasks to prioritize and what projects to execute becomes a more immediate question – with all of this in mind, I’d love feedback on what you think about my proposed future podcast […]
While on the road, I was listening to the Sell More Books Show Podcast, and the question was raised as to whether or not traditional publishing and bookstores are going to go the way of Blockbuster and most video stores. While responding to the show, I began thinking that pivoting my podcasts to respond to […]
I have gone entirely digital with my Irish & Celtic Music Podcast. That means, I no longer accept CDs for the show. That doesn’t mean I still don’t get ’em and sometimes enjoy them. But in general, I prefer to get MP3s direct from the Celtic artists who submit music to my podcast. The only trouble […]
I spent most of this week playing catch up from my weekend at StarFest. When I go away for a weekend, not only do I often leave things a minor wreck, it takes me a few days to recoup. This past weekend was a bit worse because I also got a stomach bug at the […]
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 […]
Tomorrow is the big day. We’re looking to see what kind of fireworks are happening around Birmingham. Kenzie needs her first real taste of fireworks.
I just got my annual notification that the Renaissance Festival Podcast turns 7 years old today. Seven years. Wow. I started this podcast and podcasting around the time when podcasting first started. Most people didn’t know what to do with it. Hell, I’m not sure I did.
