We've enjoyed the company of some fascinating and funny guests on our radio programs through the years. Browse this ever-growing collection of interview transcripts and learn about the lives behind the music. Too much information? Never!
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"There is hope for the world". Pete Seeger: The Power of Song.
Share the reflections of one of the great figures of American folksong.
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Patsy Seddon helped create the harp duo Sileas and the band The Poozies. She talks about her work as a musician and teacher, and remembers contributing her Scottish harp or clarsach to one of the early albums of a rising singer/songwriter in 1983, Dougie MacLean. Their friendship and musical connection remain strong to this day. |
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He is one of Ireland's best loved musicians, and an electric performer on fiddle and flute. Here Frankie Gavin talks with Fiona about the years with De Dannan and his individual projects with Stephane Grappelli and many others. The warmth of the man will radiate from your computer screen. |
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Luke Plum, mandolin player from Tasmania, and West Highland fiddler Angus Grant are both active in the session scene. That's in-between recordings and tours with the globe-trotting band Shooglenifty. Not to mention adventures with the Funky String Band! |
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Singer Kate Rusby was born in Yorkshire, England, and spent her childhood traveling to folk festivals and listening to traditional music with her family. She became a teen star with Kathryn Roberts in The Equation, then a member of The Poozies, before launching her solo career to great international acclaim. |
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