Podcasts about capercaillie

Nature-based solutions are a key tool in solving environmental problems such as flooding. Rachel met with Dr Rebecca Wade from Abertay University, who is a big advocate for these solutions, to find out more about how they are actually implemented, and why they are so important.The Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust's demonstration farm in Auchnerran near Logie Coldstone, is home to numerous species of wading birds, but has had significant issues in the past with nest predation from badgers and other animals. They are trialling an innovative new solution - specially designed cages to protect the nests from would-be predators. Mark met with researcher Max Wright to find out how successful this trial has been so far.The village of Kinnesswood near Kinross home to a very lively community of beekeepers. Stuart MacFarlane went along to find out more about how the community gained such an affinity for these pollinators.Capercaillie are one of our nations most beloved and yet endangered species, and during the breeding season rangers carry out regular patrols to try and prevent passers-by from disturbing the birds. Rachel joined a team from the Cairngorms National Park Authority for an early morning patrol.The Great Outdoors Coast to Coast Challenge has been running continuously for the last 45 years It is a non-competitive challenge encouraging walkers to plot and walk a route from West to East, connecting them with some of the amazing landscapes across the country. Mark met with several walkers as they near the end of their walk, to find out what attracted them to this challenge in the first place.The warm and dry weather across the country over the last few weeks has been welcomed by many. However, the impact on our rivers and fish has been very significant. Phil Sime and Morven Livingstone met with Director of Ness District Salmon Fisheries Board, Brian Shaw, to hear just how this dry spell has impacted the river.The Beach of Dreams Festival has been taking place across the UK for several weeks, emphasising the beauty, heritage, and possible futures of our coastlines. One of the most interesting projects has been taking place in Fife, and Rachel met with artist Julie Brook, who has spent several days on the coast there, building an ambitious tidal sculpture.

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We double dip down under for our mix of Australia's Go Set and The Rumjacks, then far-flung Celtic from Norway, Breton and Catalonia. Plenty of homespun heroes as well, like The Fretless and Mary Frances. Toss in the symphonic and electronic from Capercaillie and Sketch respectively and you have an hour of what we affectionately call Celt In A Twist, with Patricia Fraser. The Go Set - The Warriors Beneath Us The Rumjacks - Hestia Mary Frances - Return To Skye​ CANCON MAZ - Brique Chaude CANCON Barleyjuice - London Calling  Black 47 - Funky Ceili Capercaillie - Tobar Mhoire  Annbjorg Lien - Natten  Dom DufF - Foeter Breizh ROS - Flama Sketch - March Strathspey and Really The Fretless - Icarus (feat. Madeleine Roger) CANCON Gnoss - Vore Tullye Afro Celt Sound System - The Lockdown Reel  59:47

Celtic gets its groove on this hour! The Afro Celt Sound System finally drops Ova, the last music created before the passing of founder, Simon Emmerson. We dig in deep for the show's opener, followed by another new discovery, Gnoss, a Scottish combo who are stretching the form with Stretching The Sky. Still more fresh takes from Catalonian piper ROS and Capercaillie, celebrating 40 years with ReLoved featuring the BBC Scottish Symphony. Just one taste, and you'll drink your fill from Celt In A Twist!                                     Afro Celt Sound System - Glitchy Fiddles  Gnoss - Stroma 3:21 Cassie And Maggie - Seileach CANCON Rawlins Cross - Make The Change ROS - Flama  Skyrie - Take Me Home With You  Open The Door For Three - Fineen The Rover  Mary Frances - Celticumbia CANCON Capercaillie - Hi Ri'm Bo Peatbog Faeries - Innes Drinks The Bru Oliver Schroer - A Song For All Seasons​ CANCON The Go Set - Change The World  The Scratch - Another Round Gangar - Grotleken 58:41

It's an early crop of Celtic fresh from the fields! Capercaillie celebrate 40 years with the BBC Scottish Symphony! We pop the cork on ReLoved, the new album. Whistling Donkeys show up on Vancouver's door, October 19th at The Rickshaw. They're in the mix this week. And, Catalan piper ROS releases more of his signature fusion of pipes & electronics. Twisted Celtic indeed, this week with Patricia Fraser. ROS - Bruixes  Salsa Celtica -  Descarga Gaelica  The Paperboys - All Along The Watchtower CANCON The Mahones - Heroes CANCON Stramash - Top Level  Whistling Donkeys - When The Ship Comes In  Capercaillie - Tobar Mhoire  Mary Jane Lamond - Boise Monsters CANCON Valtos - Skye  Damien Dempsey & The Dubliners - Kelly From Killan  Culbeag - Bravery  Altan - The Road Home  Derina Harvey Band - Run To Me CANCON Frigg - Chris Stout's Compliments To The Bon Accord Ale House  59:48

We have a new UK Government! In this episode, we review our seven recommendations for the new UK Government and discuss the resignation of the First Minister for Wales, Vaugn Gething. We also discuss fascinating evidence that diversionary feeding is reducing the predation impact of Pine Marterns on Capercaillie in RSPB Abernethy and the Flow Country getting World Heritage Status.Nature In A Nutshell is brought to you by the Chartered Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management (CIEEM). We are the leading professional membership body representing and supporting ecologists and environmental managers in the UK, Ireland and abroad.Visit our website: https://cieem.net/Show notes:Delivering the UK Government's Nature Recovery AgendaResource: Delivering the UK Government's Nature Recovery AgendaDefra and Planning Ministers Write Open Letter to eNGO CommunityGreen Jobs for NatureNature Champions visit to Black Moss Nature Reserve with Fiona Hyslop MSP Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we look at the EU elections, Germany, Italy, Austria, Country of the Week - France;  Nursing and Terrorism in Northern Ireland; The Korean Dirty War; A Story of Canadian Euthanasia; Women Won't Wheesht; Banning Radiohead; Maggie Chapman and Racist Motorways; The Prince of Kuwait; Jordan Peterson on Pride; SEEK 39=8 - Evidence Against God;  with music from Jethro Tull, the Bothy Band, Planxty, Van Morrison and the Chieftains; Radiohead; Capercaillie; Shane and Shane

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Trails for the Environment - The Trail Feathers Project, Emma Holgate & Douglas Carchrie - Trail Feathers ProjectIn this podcast we get a fascinating insight into a project where mountain bikers are a leading light in Capercaillie conservation helping to preserve and enhance the rare and vulnerable habitat for the critically endangered Capercaillie. The ‘Trail Feathers Project', funded by the Cairngorms Capercaillie Project, has involved the whole mountain bike community, Badenoch and Strathspey Trail Association, land managers and conservationists. With only a few hundred remaining in Scotland, the vast majority of which are in the Badenoch and Strathspey area, and mountain biking increasing in the Cairngorms, a solution was needed to protect the environment for caper to flourish with minimal disturbance, while allowing riders to still venture into the forests with the knowledge that they are minimising their footprint in more sensitive areas. Find out more about the depth of this project, the trail mapping of the area, the communities involved and their reaction, the involvement of young trail builders as part of the Trail Academy, the new trails that have been developed and the potential impact of this project as an exemplar in other areas of conservation and across not just Scottish mountain biking, but other outdoor sports too. Many thanks to Douglas Carchrie, Badenoch and Strathspey Trail Development Coordinator for Cairngorms National Park Authority and Emma Holgate Chair of Badenoch and Strathspey Trail Association and Senior Instructor at Glenmore Lodge for taking the time to speak to us.

Episode 24.  The second half of the conversation with Séamus Finneran about his adventures in music promotion. Discussion includes the merchant navy, getting a resident visa in Australia, setting up a tour, Seamus Eagan - Sufferin' Gales, Willie Creedan, Martin Hayes, Michael Flatley,  Helen Bommarito, Davy Spillane, San Francisco Celtic Festival, Eddie Stack, Peter O'Neill, The Plough & Stars, Randall Bays,  Port Fairy Folk Festival, The Brunswick Music Festival, The National Celtic Festival, The National Folk Festival, setting up a tour from the opposite side of the planet,  Green Linnet Records, the importance of reflecting after booking a tour, Eilish O'Connor, Kieran Halpin, Jackie Daley, Maura O'Keefe, The Three Weeds venue Sydney, Dennis Cahill, The Guinness Tour, John Nicholls, Donal Lunny, Sharon Shannon, Altan, Mary Black, The Irish Echo paper, promoting gigs, hiring publicists, booking a tour, booking jazz clubs, The Basement Sydney, Lúnasa, being the inspiration for putting Lúnasa together, booking their first gig which was headlining a festival, Trevor Hutchinson, Donogh Hennessey, Blue Mountains Folk Festival, Bob Charter, Gaynor Crawford,  Jaslyn Hall, The World Music Show, Triple J station, Sydney Morning Herald, Seamus Begley, Jim Murray, John Dunford, Fergus Lenahan, Sydney Recital Hall, The Masters Of Tradition, Dave Power, Steve Cooney, Máirtín O'Connor, Cathal Hayden, Seamie O'Dowd, selling out the Sydney Opera House twice, Jim Murray, Jack Maher, Maureen, Canice Mills, Alan Connor, Paul Brady, Shooglenifty, Andy M. Stewart, Gerry O'Beirne, Breaking Trad, Donall Murphy, Niall Murphy, Mike Gavin, The Rambling Boys, Sean Smith, David Munnelly, Alan Burke, Gino Lupari, Capercaillie, Martin Carthy, Norma Waterson, Dick Gaughan, Mary Coughlan, Balfa Toujours, Paul Kelly, The Lyric Theatre Sydney, Bruce Giles, Chris Richards, Bruce Elder, Sydney Morning Herald,  Paul Brady and his most emotional concert, Crowded House, Seabill Hotel, Neil Finn, Mary Coughlan, James Delaney, Big Pond's foray into streaming, Monday, Clare O'Meara, Paddy Keenan, Sean Tyrrell, Susan O'Neill, Mick Flannery, The Landsdowne Club, Shooglenifty and more!

Episode 23.  A conversation with Séamus Finneran about his adventures in music promotion. Discussion includes the merchant navy, getting a resident visa in Australia, setting up a tour, Seamus Eagan - Sufferin' Gales, Willie Creedan, Martin Hayes, Michael Flatley,  Helen Bommarito, Davy Spillane, San Francisco Celtic Festival, Eddie Stack, Peter O'Neill, The Plough & Stars, Randall Bays,  Port Fairy Folk Festival, The Brunswick Music Festival, The National Celtic Festival, The National Folk Festival, setting up a tour from the opposite side of the planet,  Green Linnet Records, the importance of reflecting after booking a tour, Eilish O'Connor, Kieran Halpin, Jackie Daley, Maura O'Keefe, The Three Weeds venue Sydney, Dennis Cahill, The Guinness Tour, John Nicholls, Donal Lunny, Sharon Shannon, Altan, Mary Black, The Irish Echo paper, promoting gigs, hiring publicists, booking a tour, booking jazz clubs, The Basement Sydney, Lúnasa, being the inspiration for putting Lúnasa together, booking their first gig which was headlining a festival, Trevor Hutchinson, Donogh Hennessey, Blue Mountains Folk Festival, Bob Charter, Gaynor Crawford,  Jaslyn Hall, The World Music Show, Triple J station, Sydney Morning Herald, Seamus Begley, Jim Murray, John Dunford, Fergus Lenahan, Sydney Recital Hall, The Masters Of Tradition, Dave Power, Steve Cooney, Máirtín O'Connor, Cathal Hayden, Seamie O'Dowd, selling out the Sydney Opera House twice, Jim Murray, Jack Maher, Maureen, Canice Mills, Alan Connor, Paul Brady, Shooglenifty, Andy M. Stewart, Gerry O'Beirne, Breaking Trad, Donall Murphy, Niall Murphy, Mike Gavin, The Rambling Boys, Sean Smith, David Munnelly, Alan Burke, Gino Lupari, Capercaillie, Martin Carthy, Norma Waterson, Dick Gaughan, Mary Coughlan, Balfa Toujours, Paul Kelly, The Lyric Theatre Sydney, Bruce Giles, Chris Richards, Bruce Elder, Sydney Morning Herald,  Paul Brady and his most emotional concert, Crowded House, Seabill Hotel, Neil Finn, Mary Coughlan, James Delaney, Big Pond's foray into streaming, Monday, Clare O'Meara, Paddy Keenan, Sean Tyrrell, Susan O'Neill, Mick Flannery, The Landsdowne Club, Shooglenifty and more!

The native pinewood forests of the Scottish Highlands are home to many species, but among the most striking is the Western Capercaillie – the largest living grouse species. Their future in the highland forests is under threat. But a conservation task force headed by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds and backed by landowners and the government is striving to reverse their decline.More info and transcript at BirdNote.org. Want more BirdNote? Subscribe to our weekly newsletter. Sign up for BirdNote+ to get ad-free listening and other perks. BirdNote is a nonprofit. Your tax-deductible gift makes these shows possible.

Photographing birds across continents. In this episode, we interview His Excellency Jacques Pitteloud who happens to be the Swiss Ambassador to the United States.  Based in Washington, Ambassador Pitteloud is also a birdwatcher and bird photographer.  In 2021, Ambassador Pitteloud's photograph of a rare painted bunting that appeared in Maryland landed in the Washington Post prompting lots of excitement in the birding world. Later, the Washingtonian ran an article about him, titled, “The Guy Who Got That Photo of a Rare Painted Bunting? He's the Swiss Ambassador!” He posts his birding photos on his Facebook page. On that page, he posts nothing personal or political. Here he talks about how he developed this passion for birds and some of his favourite regions and birds.   Episode highlights 12:45: his views on the “big year of birding.” 13:45: his view on the different species of bird watchers. 15:00: he talks about two anecdotes in Africa– Kenya.  About finding the blue-headed beeeater and the Mackinder's Eagle Owl. 18:00 mountain passes where you can see raptor migrations. He talks about Chicago's Magic Hedge in the middle of the city where migratory birds especially warblers (thousands of them) congregate in early May before crossing the Great Lakes.   19:30 about the Connecticut warbler and warbler identification. 21:15 the apps that he uses to identify birds. 22:00 Is there a link between birding and diplomacy? “Birding is the new golfing.” 24:15: what photographic equipment does he use.  He uses Canon. 600mm F4 lens.  Camera is D90.  With 500mm lenses he shoots handheld. With the 600mm he uses a tripod. 26:00 his favourite birds.  Raptors.  How they move differently.   27:15 about his Indian Facebook friends.  

Communities in the Scottish Highlands are facing a housing crisis so bad, it's been described as a clearance for the 21st century. According to the Convenor of the Highland Council, Bill Lobban, “the species most under threat in the Cairngorms National Park isn't the Capercaillie but the young family trying to find a home”. Ironically one key cause of the problem is also what brings most into the local economy – tourism. Across the region the growth of the tourism and hospitality industry is driving the demand for 2nd homes and many houses are now used for short-term holiday lets, with the result that very little accommodation remains for locals searching for somewhere to live, what does remain is usually unaffordable or unsuitable. The knock-on effect is that businesses across the Highlands are struggling to find staff and even when they manage to find them, they often lose them because there's no rental accommodation locally. A sector which has been particularly hard hit is hospitality where low wages exacerbate the issue with the result that hotels and restaurants find themselves in the unenviable position of having plenty of customers but not enough staff to serve them. Often, the only way many businesses can secure staff is if they provide accommodation but that's not always suitable for long term employees and skilled staff who might have young families plus not all businesses can afford to buy or manage housing for their staff. It's not just the hospitality sector either which is suffering, the salmon farming industry is being hit hard too and its not just low paid workers, all professions are being priced out of the housing market by too many people chasing too few properties. In Rental Health: All Work No Homes Pennie Stuart heads first to the northwest Highland village of Ullapool to hear how the business community is responding to the unintended consequences of the tourism boom while further south in Aviemore, in the heart of the Cairngorms national park, she hears about the radical solutions being proposed to bring staff, homes and tourism back into some kind of balance. Produced by Dan Holland Presented by Pennie Stuart

Ever hunted in negative 25 degree (C) temps, on 11-foot cross-country skis? Rob Gearing, founder of Spartan Precision Equipment has, and in this episode he shares his most recent adventures. Frostbitten fingertips were the least of the damage; Rob actually experienced frostbite in his shooting eye. Several times he had to personally re-insert a troublesome hernia that popped out while straining to recover and get back upright after a crash in deep, deep powder snow. Yes, Rob's an animal and thrives on type-2 fun.  In this episode, Rob shares survival tips, cold-weather hunting methods, advice for staying mentally focused and having fun even against astronomical odds, and more.  Before closing, we discuss Spartan's new partnership with Primos, and Spartan's new line of precision-shooting products ideal for NRL Hunter competition and front-country hunting, which live under the new Spartan Defense branch of the company.  One other cool thing about this episode: I'm tremendously excited to introduce—in partnership with John Zombro, aka "The Lifetime Athlete" —a brand-new segment titled Backcountry Fitness & Nutrition. Check it out.  ENJOY!    FRIENDS, PLEASE SUPPORT THE PODCAST!  Join the Backcountry Hunting Podcast tribe and get access to all our bonus material on www.patreon.com/backcountry VISIT OUR SPONSORS HERE:  www.onxmaps.com www.silencercentral.com https://www.portersfirearms.com/ www.siembidacustomknives.com www.browning.com www.barnesbullets.com www.timneytriggers.com www.leupold.com https://javelinbipod.com  www.gunwerks.com  

The legend continues... this week, we're proceeding north to Scotland for Book 2 of Isle of the Mighty. There's more of the same in terms of bizarre history section content management, NPCs who are intriguing and forgettable in equal measure, and a geography chapter that is surprisingly good! Even though in the balance, this section probably leaves more questions unanswered than we had when we started, there are some moments of true enjoyment scattered through. (Lookin' at you, Loch Lads.) It's heavier on the vignettes and side fiction than England was—but we'll take it in exchange for how the book completely skips over some of the country's more important centuries, in favor of talking about random changeling feuds that have no bearing on the game. A little of this, a little of that. the usual suspects Herewith our social media links for the podcast: Discord: https://discord.gg/SAryjXGm5jEmail: podcast@changelingthepodcast.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100082973960699Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/changelingthepodcastTwitter: https://twitter.com/changelingcast This might be the last time we include Twitter on the list, at least for a while. Stay tuned for more information about that... And since we also talk about the Appendix and the ghille dhu in this episode, here's a link to Pooka's STV supplement on that very kith: https://www.storytellersvault.com/product/381967?affiliate_id=3063731 ... scottish media Again, here are some media items from north of the border to help you get a feel for the environment and ethos, if you're planning to run a Scotland game. Some are listed and discussed at the end of the recording, and others fall into the "damn, should've mentioned that one too" category. We trust once more that you've enough Films: Brave, Braveheart, Highlander (but not the sequel, eesh), Loch Ness, Macbeth (several versions), The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Rob Roy, Trainspotting (and okay, why not the sequel), The Wicker Man...TV: Gargoyles (partially), Monarch of the Glen, Outlander... Literature: the poems of Robert Burns and Carol Ann Duffy, Knots and Crosses, Lanark, Diana Gabaldon's Outlander novels (on which the TV show is based), Trainspotting (the novel), The Wasp Factory (content warning!), Witch Wood...Music: Albannach, Bannal, Capercaillie, Clann an Drumma, Mouth Music, The Proclaimers (although "I'm Gonna Be" was likely a Banality trigger for a while back in the day), Silly Wizard, Tannahill Weavers, The Waterboys, Wolfstone... One exception to the "go find it yourself" rule is this album of waulking songs by Bannal, who are decidedly un-Banal. It's a group of ladies making cloth in the traditional Highland way, accompanied by the old melodies and versifications that have a distinctive and beautiful sound. Give it a listen at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9qsGKWZ6HU: ... caption this Just one image to share this time, and it's hardly a pin-up. We're still trying to figure out who these characters are, what kith they're supposed to be, and what their story is. A green-tinted hornless troll and his ghoul redcap friend? Two mortals under a mysterious curse? What even is going on with the sun in this picture? We're at a loss, so feel free to send your suggestions. ... your hosts Josh Hillerup (any pronoun)'s tartan is a crisscross of every color you've never heard of, and then a few more. Pooka G (any pronoun/they) defeated Mangar, but is still trying to find the way out of Skara Brae. Should auld acquaintance be forgot And never brought to mind? Should auld acquaintance be forgot And auld lang syne? —Traditional song, adapted by Robert Burns

On this episode, we're dusting off selections from a radio episode of Simply Scottish that originally aired in April 2000! Hear Andrew Jr and his father Andrew Sr. profile two courageous Scots - medical pioneer Elsie Inglis and performing legend Sir Harry Lauder. You'll also hear Andrew's dad share a funny story from his tour of the Scottish Highlands back in 1978. Plus, great music you won't want to miss from Bonnie Rideout, Gnoss, Capercaillie, Runrig, Harry Lauder, and Paul Mckenna Band!

On this episode of Simply Scottish, it's all about the music! Enjoy a mix of classic songs and brand new tracks, handpicked by host Andrew McDiarmid. Featuring Deacon Blue, Capercaillie, Eddi Reader, Salsa Celtica, Iain Fraser, Simon Thoumire, and David McGuinness. Warning: the music contained in this episode may cause toe tapping, smiling, daydreaming, and the sudden packing of bags bound for bonnie Scotland!  

ALBUM FOCUS: A reoccurring series featuring outstanding compilation, concept and tribute albums, track-for-track, over several shows. World Chill is the newest compilation of music from across the world by Putumayo World Music, with a deliberate downtempo, soft, chill vibe. This album is Putumayo's first ever digital-only collection. From this compilation I aired: Wasis Diop (Senegal) "Anna Mou" Michael McGoldrick (UK) "Buain na Choirce" (Michael's partner in Capercaillie, Karen Matheson, vocals) Carlos Libedinsky (Argentina) "Dos" ***************** Ava Vox "Crash" - Alone Again www.avavoxmusic.com @avavox King Goon "Call It A Day" - Admit Nothing! Deny Everything! Lie! Lie! Lie! www.kinggoon.co.uk Black Star Jackals "Just For Fun" www.blackstarjackals.com @blackstarjackal Weekend Recovery "Blah Blah Blah" No Guts, All The Glory www.weekendrecovery.co.uk You Vandal "Trapped In My Head" www.facebook.com/youvandalfl Lesoir "Babel" www.lesoirmusic.com @lesoirmusic Annakye "2pop" www.facebook.com/annakye1 Leader Of Down "Hitman" www.leaderofdown.com Napoleon "I Better Run"- Enemy Within www.napoloentoronto.com ******************* Danny Schmidt "A Prayer For The Sane" www.dannyschmidt.com @dannyschmidt Rani Arbo & Daisy Mayhem "Swing Me Down" (Danny Schmidt cover) - Violets Are Blue www.raniarbo.com The Other Favorites "Up To Me" - Unamericana www.theotherfavorites.com Few Miles South "Long Gone" - Californ I Ain't www.fewmilessouth.com John Wort Hannam "Hurry Up Kid" - Long Haul www.johnworthannam.com @johnworthannam Davey O "In Its Own Time" - A Bright Horizon Line www.daveyo.com Joy Zimmerman "Courage Walks Alongside" - The Canvas Before Us www.joyzimmermanmusic.com Frank Martin Gilligan "How Do I Love" - Silver Dollar www.frankmartingilligan.com @frangill46 ********************** Closing music: Gabrielle Roth & The Mirrors "Speaking Curves" - Jhoom: The Intoxication Of Surrender --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radiocblue/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiocblue/support

Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith with stories from the great Scottish Outdoors.

Mark Stephen and Euan Mcilwraith present the Scotland Outdoors podcast

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! 4ª parte de una selección de temas de los años '80-'90. Para los que ya amábamos esta música en el siglo XX. Programa disponible sólo para mecenas, en agradecimiento a su apoyo y como contenido exclusivo para ellos. Muchas gracias por contribuir a la permanencia de este programa y por vuestra generosidad. Channel Light Vessel, Mark Knopfler, Art of Noise, Karunesh, William Aura, Daidalos Ensemble, Richard Burmer, Cusco, Wim Mertens, Michael Jones, Alasdair Fraser, Capercaillie, Secret Garden, Blue Chip Orchestra, David Darling, Colin Chin.Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de lostfrontier.org. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/26825

Join me for a great chat with legendary fiddler Charlie McKerron. We chat about his musician beginnings through success with Capercaillie and Session A9. If you enjoy these podcasts please support my Patreon at http://www.Patreon.com/SimonThoumire

Thrie mair poems in Scots by Glenn Muir.

Douglas Carchrie is a bicycle mechanic, mountain bike guide, and mountain bike trail consultant at Big Mountain Scotland. He has also served as a national park conservation intern and conducted research into mountain biker behavior as a student at the University of Highlands and Islands in Scotland. In this episode, we ask: Do mountain bikers tend to bother animals more than other trail users? What are some of the things mountain bikers have been asked to do to avoid disturbing animals like the threatened Capercaillie bird? Based on your study, do you think most mountain bikers are willing to change their behavior if they understand the impact of their actions? Which methods are most effective when it comes to communicating conservation information to riders? There are a number of tools available to land managers, including enforcement, trail design, and education. Which ones provide the biggest impact in your opinion? Based on your experience as a mountain bike guide and director for Big Mountain Scotland, where are some of the best places to ride in the country? Read more about Carchrie's study here: https://www.bigmountainscotland.co.uk/post/mountain-bikers-awareness-of-capercaillie-in-the-cairngorms-national-park And if you missed part one of our discussion of mountain biking and the environment, be sure to go back and listen to our previous show, episode #279. --Keep up with the latest in mountain biking at Singletracks.com and on Instagram @singletracks --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/singletracks/support

Uur 1 1. I can’t begin to tell you – Betty Grable 2. Soms – Conny Vandenbos 3. J’écoutais Sweet Baby James – Francis Cabrel 4. Requiem – Eliza Gilkyson 5. Another time – Pearls Before Swine 6. Alsof – Fay Lovsky 7. Dein Ding – Annett Louisan 8. Nice work if you can get it – Willie Nelson 9. America – Simon & Garfunkel 10. Still crazy after all these years – Ray Charles 11. Als je overmorgen oud bent – Ricky Koole 12. Innerst i sjelen – Sissel 13. Mississippi river – JJ Cale 14. Kleur – Snelle 15. King of the road – Roger Miller 16. Blues for Basie – Oscar Peterson Uur 2 1. Gypsy – Fleetwood Mac 2. Povo que lavas no rio – Amalia Rodrigues 3. Monnikenwerk – BJ Baartmans & Holland Baroque 4. How the garden grows – Michael Franks 5. Beautiful wasteland – Capercaillie 6. Remember me – Miguel & Natalia Lafourcade 7. No matter how I try – Gilbert O’Sullivan 8. Van liefde heb ik geen idee – Joia 9. I’ll tell the man in the street – Barbra Streisand 10. I married an angel – Sammy Davis jr. 11. L’histoire de notre amour – Tess Merlot 12. Jan – Brigitte Kaandorp 13. Could you be loved – Bob Marley & The Wailers

Nuevo programa de ▶️Sonidos Sassafras con los sonidos de Javier Bergia, Gwennyn, The Blue Beaters, Zurrumalla, Capercaillie, El Amir, Sara Vidal, Quien Son, O´Carolan y Salduie. ☑️Cada semana viajamos al mundo de la 🎼world music con sonidos africanos, latinos, balcánicos, europeos, caribeños, mestizos, en definitiva todo aquello que es conocido como la 🎼world music. 🖊️Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Envíanos tus notas de voz a 📞Whasapt 654 93 42 41

Nuevo programa de ▶️Sonidos Sassafras con los sonidos de Javier Bergia, Gwennyn, The Blue Beaters, Zurrumalla, Capercaillie, El Amir, Sara Vidal, Quien Son, O´Carolan y Salduie. ☑️Cada semana viajamos al mundo de la 🎼world music con sonidos africanos, latinos, balcánicos, europeos, caribeños, mestizos, en definitiva todo aquello que es conocido como la 🎼world music. 🖊️Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Envíanos tus notas de voz a 📞Whasapt 654 93 42 41

Nuevo programa de ▶️Sonidos Sassafras con los sonidos de Meila Benbey, Gwennyn, Noa, La Musgaña, La Cuadrilla del Dos, Mariza, Capercaillie, Mau Mau, Vitu Valera y T Bird. ☑️Cada semana viajamos al mundo de la 🎼world music con sonidos africanos, latinos, balcánicos, europeos, caribeños, mestizos, en definitiva todo aquello que es conocido como la 🎼world music. 🖊️Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Envíanos tus notas de voz a 📞Whasapt 654 93 42 41

Nuevo programa de ▶️Sonidos Sassafras con los sonidos de Meila Benbey, Gwennyn, Noa, La Musgaña, La Cuadrilla del Dos, Mariza, Capercaillie, Mau Mau, Vitu Valera y T Bird. ☑️Cada semana viajamos al mundo de la 🎼world music con sonidos africanos, latinos, balcánicos, europeos, caribeños, mestizos, en definitiva todo aquello que es conocido como la 🎼world music. 🖊️Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Envíanos tus notas de voz a 📞Whasapt 654 93 42 41

Nuevo programa de ▶️Sonidos Sassafras con los sonidos de Artistas del Gremio, Balkan Paradise Orchestra, Ginga, DubMatix, Babylon Circus, Solo Va, Capercaillie y Raul Rodriguez. ☑️Cada semana viajamos al mundo de la 🎼world music con sonidos africanos, latinos, balcánicos, europeos, caribeños, mestizos, en definitiva todo aquello que es conocido como la 🎼world music. 🖊️Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Envíanos tus notas de voz a 📞Whasapt 654 93 42 41

Nuevo programa de ▶️Sonidos Sassafras con los sonidos de Artistas del Gremio, Balkan Paradise Orchestra, Ginga, DubMatix, Babylon Circus, Solo Va, Capercaillie y Raul Rodriguez. ☑️Cada semana viajamos al mundo de la 🎼world music con sonidos africanos, latinos, balcánicos, europeos, caribeños, mestizos, en definitiva todo aquello que es conocido como la 🎼world music. 🖊️Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Envíanos tus notas de voz a 📞Whasapt 654 93 42 41

In this episode, we travel way back in time to some of the earliest types of dogs that developed alongside humans for the mutual benefit of dog and man. These dogs are classified as spitz dogs, named for their pointy ears and muzzle. While the various breeds are found around the world and used in a variety of working tasks, they all share a few key characteristics: a thick coat, pointy ears, a short muzzle, a tail that curls up and over their back, and an independent character that harkens back to their earliest ancestors.   Not all spitz dogs are currently used for hunting, though they can all trace back to early hunting roots. Today, spitzes are used to pull sleds, herd livestock, guard property, provide companionship, as well as hunt birds, small game, and big game.   One interesting example of the spitz, though now extinct, is the Salish Wool Dog. These small, white dogs were developed and raised by the Coast Salish indigenous people of what is now Washington and British Columbia. They were deliberately managed for their thick, luxurious fleeces, which were sheared each spring and spun into prized blankets and other textiles.   As for hunting spitzes, the most primitive style of hunting is that done with Korean Jindos. The hunter would release his pack of dogs, who went out into the forest and hunted down big game such as a deer or boar. Once the animal was down, one dog would return to the hunter to alert him to the kill and to lead him to the site, while the rest of the pack remained with the game to protect it from scavengers.   In Scandinavia, spitzes such as the Finnish Spitz are used to locate and tree forest game birds such as the Capercaillie. Once treed, the dog will carefully bark at the bird to hold its attention and distract from the approaching hunter. This allows the hunter to cautiously approach and take the bird from the tree with either small caliber rifle or a shotgun. Small game is taken in much the same way, with the dog holding the game at bay until the hunter can arrive. Large game such as moose require a similar approach, because the moose will often stand its ground and face down the dog while the hunter approaches undetected.   Overall, hunting spitzes represent a versatile range of skills in pursuing prey and working cooperatively with the hunter. Tune in to hear more discussion of this fascinating type of hunting dog and learn more about how they have been and continue to be used around the world.   As always, we thank you for listening and hope you’ll continue to reach out with your comments, questions, and ideas. We can be reached at HDC@northwoodscollective.com.   Share | Comment, review and discuss this episode of the podcast in our Project Upland Community Facebook group.   Enjoy the show and don’t forget to rate, review, subscribe, and share this podcast.   Hunting Dog Confidential is presented by Eukanuba Premium Performance Dog Food

In the latest of our Six Degrees of Scotland series, we profile three American legends of Scottish descent: singer and activist Joan Baez, Samuel "Uncle Sam" Wilson, and the one and only Jack Daniel of Tennessee! Pour yourself a dram and enjoy an amazing all-Gaelic musical lineup with songs from Brian O hEadhra and Fiona Mackenzie, Talisk, and Capercaillie. Slàinte mhath! (Good health!)

Uur 1 1. Moon river – Audrey Hepburn 2. Elke avond als de beeldbuis is gedoofd – Frans Halsema 3. Green lights & blue skies – Gregory Page & Jason Mraz 4. Caminante nocturne – La Santa Cecilia 5. Midnight – Ray Charles 6. Bij jou vandaag – RIET 7. Anywhere is – Enya 8. Please don’t make me play piano man – Julian Velard 9. Les amoureux des bancs publics – Georges Brassens 10. Le gorille – Francis Cabrel 11. From Paris with love – Melody Gardot 12. Vida triste – Nynke Laverman 13. Gone – John Hiatt 14. Can’t get used to losing you – Andy Williams 15. Et les oiseaux chantaient – Sweet People Uur 2 1. Both sides now – Joni Mitchell 2. Why don’t you do right – Peggy Lee & Dave Barbour Quartet 3. Pena penita pena – Maria Jose Llergo 4. De fanfare van honger en dorst – Jan de Wilde 5. Ghost town – Katie Melua 6. no song without you – HONNE 7. M’ionam – Capercaillie 8. Autorijden met mijn zoontje – Mondo Leone 9. I used to be color blind – Ella Fitzgerald 10. I’m putting all my eggs in one basket – BB King & Diane Schuur 11. Goodbye Jimmy Reed – Bob Dylan 12. Mijn naam is Mien – Jan Rot 13. Une Americaine a Paris – Rupa & The April Fishes

Join me for Mr Thoumire's Fine Tunes - Hands Up for Trad's live radio / podcast on the Mixlr platform. We have an hours worth of music for you today including Capercaillie, Mairi Campbell and David Francis, Treacherous Orchestra and many more! Find out more at www.mixlr.com/handsupfortrad Playlist SideWaulk by Capercaillie Track - Sidewaulk Reels https://www.capercaillie.co.uk/ Sex and The City - Mairi Campbell and David Francis Track - Auld Lang Syne https://mairicampbell.scot Corner Shop by Daniel Thorpe Track - Erse For Alba https://www.danielthorpemusic.com Read Me Write by Amy Papiransky Track - Winter Winds https://amypapiransky.bandcamp.com Origins by Treacherous Orchestra Track - Superfly https://www.treacherousorchestra.com Clype (Simon Gall and Jonnie Hardie) Track - The Brush To Paint Us All https://clype.bandcamp.com/releases Cruinn Track - Mala Chaol is Beul Tana http://www.cruinn.net Acclimatised by Paddy Callaghan Track - Schildes https://www.paddycallaghan.com Some Kind of Certainty by Ewan Robertson Track - Vincent Black Lightning http://breabach.com Bagpipes Live at the King's Hall by Simon McKerrell Track - Air & Reels: Dhomnall nan Dhomnall The Bird's Nest Glenlyon Gillian Frame's Lauren McKowen's The Easy Club Reel https://simonmckerrell.com Laughing Girl by Jenna Reid Track - Neil Gow's Lament for the Death of his Second Wife https://jennareidmusic.com Snows They Melt by Hannah Rarity https://www.hannahrarity.com Roam by Heron Valley Track - Adore https://www.heronvalleyband.com

Soulsha - Isle Of Skye Reel INST Debra Lyn - Wayfaring Stranger Gadelle - El Filant Ma Quenouille CANCON The Mahones - Someone Saved Me CANCON Solas - A Tune for Roan INST Flogging Molly - Float Celtic Cross - Brotherhood Sessions INST Vampire Weekend - Bryn Dom DufF - Des Chemins Creux Breabach - Under The Influence INST Capercaillie with Sibeba - Inexile Tradish - The Parting Glass Jansberg - Jagren INST Pauline Scanlon - Wearin' The Britches

Great to be back at Celtic Connections Festival again, chatting to special guests in front of a highly discerning audience in the fabulous Macintosh at the Willow Tea Rooms.   This time I was chatting to one of my biggest ever fiddle heroes - Charlie McKerron.   Stories, laughs, tunes and insights into his marvellous musical mind. Utterly compelling.   Enjoy!

Tras escuchar buena parte de la temporada durante esta semana, finalmente haré tres programas de resumen de lo mejor de la temporada, de tres horas cada uno, tal y como se ha venido haciendo siempre. A pesar de haber menos programas esta temporada, la calidad de las músicas ha sido tremenda. Esta semana escucharemos a la Paul Winter Consort por duplicado, Loreena McKennitt, Eurielle, Erutan, Mariza, Capercaillie, Jon & Vangelis, Thomas Bergersen, Ólafur Arnalds & Nils Frahm, Ólafur Arnalds sin Nils Frahm, Poppy Acroyd, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Vangelis, Yanni, Wim Mertens, Ben Lukas Boysen, Giovanni Allevi, Angelo Rapan, Alexandre Desplat, Roberto Cacciapaglia, Yann Tiersen & Olavur Jakupsson, Kitaro, Penguin Cafe, Nightnoise, Bill Whelan, Roberto Cacciapaglia (otra vez), Vangelis (otra vez) y Max Richter.

A veces, no sabemos por qué, hay piezas musicales que nos llegan al corazón, otras van directamente a las entrañas y, en ocasiones, activan nuestros sentimientos. Son composiciones con vida propia, con alma. Esta semana la selección musical está llena de piezas con alma. Creo que algunas de ellas ya han sonado en el Perpetuum, pero creo también que eran necesarias en esta lista musical. Espero que os gusten. Escucharemos temas de Havasi, Enya, Capercaillie, Angèle Dubeau & La Pietà por partida doble, Yann Tiersen, Vangelis, Paul Winter, Sam Cardon & Kurt Bestor también por duplicado, Philip Wesley. Sophie Hutchings, Brian Eno y Tom Holkenborg.

This episode of Adam Sutherland's Interesting People is a blether and a tune with Donald Shaw and Finlay MacDonald, live from Celtic Connections Festival 2019. In the brochure it's described as the following: Join Adam Sutherland as he chats to some of the festival’s artists in the intimate and stunning setting of the newly refurbished Mackintosh at the Willow Tea Rooms, for a recording of his podcast ‘Adam Sutherland’s Interesting People’. Your host will be skillfully guiding the conversation, finding out what makes the guests tick, what drives them to do what they do and any other stories they may wish to share. This is a rare chance for audience members to learn more about the unique life stories of the people behind the music. Come and listen with a cup of tea and a wee treat in one of Scotland’s architectural masterpieces. It was great to see and hear an audience so thoroughly entertained by these charismatic, intelligent and downright hilarious musicians.  And in such beautiful surroundings!

Ben Joseph Stewart is a filmmaker, musician, veteran, traveler, thinker.... Lots going on with this guy. Find him on Instagram. Find me on Instagram or Twitter. Please consider supporting this podcast on Patreon. This Amazon affiliate link kicks a few bucks back my way. Music: “Brightside of the Sun,” by Basin and Range; “Inexile,” by Capercaillie; “Smoke Alarm,” by Carsie Blanton.

Si os gustó el programa de la semana pasada creo, sinceramente, que este es aún mejor. Más voces celestiales, muchas de ellas poco conocidas en España, para añadir a nuestras listas. Antes empezamos con un avance del próximo álbum de estudio de Vangelis, que aparecerá en el mercado el próximo día 25 de enero de 2019. Por cierto, en dos o tres días publicaré otro programa, no os lo perdáis. Es el recuperado de hace unas semanas, que no pude grabar debido a que estaba grabando mi participación como concursante en Saber y Ganar. En este episodio escucharemos a Vangelis, L'Incantari, Priscilla Hernández, Capercaillie, Marcomé, Aoife Ní Fhearnaigh, Méav, Moya Brennan, Maigread Ní Dhomnaill & Donal Lunny, Phildel, Miriam Stockley, Dulce Pontes, Mariza, Clã, The Gift, Ana Carolina & Seu Jorge, Morgan James y Zaz.

Música y Palabras, episodio 720 la música folk. Un viaje a través de la música Folk y canción de autor con Capercaillie desde Escocia, Amparo García Otero desde Valladolid, Alberto Jambrina y Pedro Madrid desde Zamora, Ton Rulo y La Pegebanda desde Cataluña, La Troba Kung Fu desde Cataluña, Juan Jose Robles desde Murcia, Aljibe desde Castilla La Mancha y Stolen Notes desde Sevilla. La sección de world music "Sonidos Sassafras", de la mano del dj Lord Sassafras con los sonidos de Depedro. Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Patrocina nuestros podcast, difundimos la cultura en audio. Envíanos tus notas de voz a Whasapt 654 93 42 41

Música y Palabras, episodio 720 la música folk. Un viaje a través de la música Folk y canción de autor con Capercaillie desde Escocia, Amparo García Otero desde Valladolid, Alberto Jambrina y Pedro Madrid desde Zamora, Ton Rulo y La Pegebanda desde Cataluña, La Troba Kung Fu desde Cataluña, Juan Jose Robles desde Murcia, Aljibe desde Castilla La Mancha y Stolen Notes desde Sevilla. La sección de world music "Sonidos Sassafras", de la mano del dj Lord Sassafras con los sonidos de Depedro. Suscribete a nuestros episodios y no te pierdas ninguno Patrocina nuestros podcast, difundimos la cultura en audio. Envíanos tus notas de voz a Whasapt 654 93 42 41

Singer, songwriter and nature reserve warden Brian Briggs returns to share more anecdotes from the Tweet archive This omnibus edition contains the following repeated episodes; Capercaillie - presented by Kate Humble Long-tailed Duck - presented by Chris Packham Greylag - presented by Amy Liptrot Veery Thrush - presented by David Rothenberg Ringed Plover - presented by Jane Smith

Davie Scott highlights Capercaillie's dynamic 1991 album Delirium.

Casi por definición, no hay músicas puras, todas ellas tienen influencias de músicas, estilos o artistas anteriores. A pesar de ello, es evidente que algunas tienen más influencias que otras, incluso las hay que son músicas que mezclan varios estilos existentes para crear algo nuevo. Es a este tipo de músicas a las que llamamos mestizas. En el episodio de esta semana encontraremos una amplia muestra de músicas con raíces folk y mezcladas con otros estilos, ritmos o tradiciones musicales. Escucharemos temas de Craig Armstrong, Nightnoise, Loreena McKennitt, Celtic Woman, Enya, Afro Celt Sound System, Capercaillie, Rodrigo Leão, Fatoumata Diawara, Ibeyi, Arto Tunçboyaciyan & Ara Dinkjian, Geoffrey Oryema, Ismaël Lô, Ayo, Mayra Andrade, Seo Jorge & Almaz y, finalmente, M (Matthieu Chedid) acompañado de un enorme listado de amigos.

Listen to the latest Foot Stompin’ Free Scottish music podcast with some fabulous new and classic music from Scotland. This month we feature Brian Ó hEadhra & Fiona Mackenzie, The First Harvest, Fine Friday, Gordon Shand, Duncan mcCrone, The Unit, Hannah Rarity, Finlay MacDonald Band, Back of the Moon, Capercaillie and The Chair. Please share! TÌR - Highland Life & Lore by Brian Ó hEadhra & Fiona Mackenzie Track - An Long Èireannach http://www.oheadhra-mackenzie.com/ The First Harvest by Iain MacDonald/Iain MacFarlane Track - The Snuff Wife/Humours of Whisky/Clumsy Lover (Pipes) http://oldlaundryproductions.com/iain.htm Gone Dancing by Fine Friday Track - When I First Came To Caledonia Cherry Blossom Time by Gordon Shand And His Scottish Dance Band Track - Breeze Bay http://gordonshand.com/ Land of Gold by Duncan McCrone Track - Land of Gold http://duncanmccrone.com/ Gentle Giants by The Unit featuring Amy Geddes, Paul Jennings and Ewan MacPherson Track - The Little One http://www.amygeddes.co.uk Neath the Gloaming Star by Hannah Rarity Track - The Moon Shined On My Bed Last Night https://www.hannahrarity.com/ Pressed for Time by Finlay MacDonald Band Track - Pressed for Time https://twitter.com/finlaypiper Fortune’s Road by Back of The Moon Track - Johnny Cope http://www.gillianframe.com/ Sidewaulk by Capercaillie Track - Sidewaulk Reels http://www.capercaillie.co.uk The Road To Hammer Junkie by The Chair Track - The Road To Hammer Junkie https://www.facebook.com/lovethechair/ Subscribe to our Hands Up for Trad YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/handsupfortrad More about Hands Up for Trad: http://www.handsupfortrad.scot http://www.scotpodcast.com https://facebook.com/handsupfortrad http://www.twitter.com/handsupfortrad http://www.instagram.com/handsupfortrad https://soundcloud.com/handsupfortrad

Tras un mes en el que he pasado por varias incidencias médicas, incluyendo una hospitalización, por fin vuelve Perpetuum Mobile. Quiero daros las gracias por los apoyos recibidos mientras he estado fuera de servicio. A ver qué os parece el episodio de esta semana. Programa diferenciado en dos partes. La primera alberga una selección de músicas que siguen la línea habitual del programa y la segunda parte es una selección de canciones que podríamos denominar de música pop, aunque las influencias de las otras músicas son muy evidentes. Espero que os gusten. Escucharemos temas de Havasi, Bill Whelan, 2Cellos, Jean-Michel Blaise, Adrian von Ziegler, Bogdan Ota, Alan Parsons Project, Capercaillie, Franco Battiato, Rodrigo Leão & Sonia Tavares, The Gift y John Miles. Más contenidos sobre Perpetuum Mobile: https://goo.gl/yp5Pju Síguenos en Facebook: https://goo.gl/yVkhnw Síguenos en Spotify: https://goo.gl/u3UFrj Síguenos en Google+: https://plus.google.com/communities/112680150441479402905

It’s a Christmas special, bringing you news from around the globe and a special interview from a night vision demo with Scott Country International. From insecticides to soay sheep, woodcock to capercaillie and dying polar bears, we have it covered. We also bring you a bumper Christmas give away of a Tipton cleaning rod, Hornady bear mug and vintage Hornady reloading sign. Email the show podcast@paceproductionsuk.com www.thepaceproductionsuk.com

 This week we are talking about thermal imaging and it’s various uses and also recent affordability with budget hand held units . We bring you the latest deals from Scott country as well as some of the latest news from across the globe. Black Friday deals can be found here www.scottcountry.co.uk/blackfriday 

Música y Palabras os acerca otro episodio, el número 648 con música folk, canción de autor, jazz y rock and roll. Esta vez en el episodio 648 nos visitan Contradanza, Filandera, La Musgaña, Enverea, Ethnos Atramo, Pan de Capazo, Alquitara, SES, Paul Zinnard, Los del Rayo, Menil y Capercaillie.

Música y Palabras os acerca otro episodio, el número 648 con música folk, canción de autor, jazz y rock and roll. Esta vez en el episodio 648 nos visitan Contradanza, Filandera, La Musgaña, Enverea, Ethnos Atramo, Pan de Capazo, Alquitara, SES, Paul Zinnard, Los del Rayo, Menil y Capercaillie.

Wildlife sound recordist Gary Moore describes for Tweet of the Day, the surprising encounter he had with capercaillie when in the Scottish Highlands. Tweet of the Day has captivated the Radio 4 audience with its daily 90 seconds of birdsong. But what of the listener to this avian chorus? In this new series of Tweet of the Day, we bring to the airwaves the conversational voices of those who listen to and are inspired by birds. Building on the previous series, a more informal approach to learning alongside a renewed emphasis on encounter with nature and reflection in our relationship with the natural world. Producer Tom Bonnett.

En el episodio de esta semana escuchamos temas de Capercaillie, Phoria, Taimane, Thierry Fervant, Angelo Badalamenti, Lévon Minassian & Armand Amar, Angelo Râpan y Wim Mertens. Más contenidos sobre Perpetuum Mobile: https://goo.gl/yp5Pju Síguenos en Facebook: https://goo.gl/yVkhnw Síguenos en Spotify: https://goo.gl/u3UFrj

Musica y Palabras, edición 642 Esta edicion escuchamos a Sigulka, Oreka Tx, Cristina Branco, Gwennyn, Capercaillie, Menil, Mara Aranda, Stormy Mondays, Red Beard y Korrontzi. Sonidos de Asturias, Euskadi, Madrid, Valencia, Canarias, Portugal, Francia y Escocia. Toda la información de las bandas y musicos en www.podcastaragon.es

Musica y Palabras, edición 642 Esta edicion escuchamos a Sigulka, Oreka Tx, Cristina Branco, Gwennyn, Capercaillie, Menil, Mara Aranda, Stormy Mondays, Red Beard y Korrontzi. Sonidos de Asturias, Euskadi, Madrid, Valencia, Canarias, Portugal, Francia y Escocia. Toda la información de las bandas y musicos en www.podcastaragon.es

El podcast de las músicas de aqui y de alla. Presentamos los discos de Cristina Branco y Capercaillie. Escucha el podcast en: Podcast Aragon - Musica Y Palabras http://www.podcastaragon.es/ Plataforma de Ivoox Con Gwennyn, Cristina Branco, Capercaillie, Menil, Bandada Marina y Maut.

El podcast de las músicas de aqui y de alla. Presentamos los discos de Cristina Branco y Capercaillie. Escucha el podcast en: Podcast Aragon - Musica Y Palabras http://www.podcastaragon.es/ Plataforma de Ivoox Con Gwennyn, Cristina Branco, Capercaillie, Menil, Bandada Marina y Maut.

Lee aquí el artículo del programa: https://goo.gl/5mZuAp Aprovechando que se celebró la noche de Samhain, conocida ahora como la noche de Halloween, nos acercamos hasta la cultura celta para escuchar algunas piezas de grupos y solistas de origen escocés e irlandés: Enya, Loreena McKennitt, The Chieftains, Relativity, Nightnoise, Capercaillie, Talitha MacKenzie y The High Kings. Escucha la playlist en Spotify: https://goo.gl/Wg6dVH Nuestro grupo de Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/perpetuummobileradio/ ¿Quieres hacer sugerencias o preguntar algo?: jaume@quedamosenhuesca.com

Brett Westwood presents a special programme as Open Country joins forces with the European Broadcasting Union and RTE in Ireland to follow the Dawn Chorus from East to West across Europe. Sunday 1 May was International Dawn Chorus Day and from midnight until six am, Brett Westwood sat in RSPB Ham Wall in Somerset broadcasting about what he heard. The silence of the night is broken by belching Moorhens, booming Bitterns and even a Marsh Frog before Dawn breaks to reveal a huge cast of Coots, Little Grebes and even Brett's first Cuckoo of Spring, to name but a few. But as the Dawn moves West, Brett speaks to Alexander Khaburgaev in Russia about the Starlings of Moscow which imitate cab drivers from a hundred years ago, and Jason Aloisio describes how tackling illegal hunting has allowed the sparrows of Malta to thrive. Helge Søfteland and Niall Hatch witness a thrilling spat between rival Capercaillie, and Rob Buiter and Eric Dempsey report on Bluethroats in The Netherlands. Producer: Toby Field.

The Foot Stompin' Podcast is back this month with a great set of new releases! We start of with Gura Mise Tha Fo Mhulad from innovator Rachel Newton's third album Here's My Heart Come Take It. Next up is Logan from Dallahan's new album Matter of Time. Reverie is Rant's second album and features their brand of chamber folk with 4 great fiddle players. Then we have the long awaited new release from world touring folk band Breabach. They sing a beautiful version of the old Capercaillie classic Coisich A' Rùin. Another long awaited album is next from Mairearad Green. It's called Summer Isles and is quite a departure from her last solo album Passing Places. We finish off the podcast with a new EP from accordion player Murray Willis. Murray was a finalist in the 2016 BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician Award. See you next time! Here's My Heart Come Take It by Rachel Newton Track - Gura Mise Tha Fo MhuladBuy it Matter of Time by Dallahan Track - LoganiTunes Reverie by Rant Track - Strathbogie ToastBuy it Astar by Breabach Track - Coisich A' RùiniTunes Summer Isles by Mairearad Green Track - A Tanera TalismaniTunes EP by Murray Willis Track - Strath Jigs (Duncan Needs Shoes(Trad), The Yellow Rocket(Murray Willis), Wee Tot(Angus MacAulay))Listen on Soundcloud

Alba's Edge - Willard State Park Aoife O'Donovan - Stanley Park Genticorum - La Finno-Gaspesienne Enter The Haggis - Balto Michael McGoldrick -Mackerel & Tatties Capercaillie w/ Sebeba - InExile Riobo - Mallador The Electrics - Satellite Full Set - The Glen Road To Carrick Rawlins Cross - Singles Jim Moray - Valentine Spiro - The Vapourer Black 47 - Celtic Rocker

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Annbjorg Lien - Natten Carlos Nunez - A Irmandade Das Estrelas Mary Jane Lamond/Wendy McIsaac - Keeping Up With Callum Glengarry Bhoys - In A Big Country The Outside Track - Belladrum Outhouse Capercaillie with Sibeda - Inexile Afro Celt Sound System - Anatomic LQR - War Games The Biblecode Sundays - Plunkster Donnie Munro - Mhairead Og Rawlins Cross - Push The Gloaming - The Girl Who Broke My Heart Enter The Haggis - Lancaster Gate

What do you get when you throw a young modern-day English woman into 18th century Scotland at the height of the Jacobite Uprisings? An unforgettable story! We sat down with international bestselling author Diana Gabaldon to discuss the inspiration for her popular Outlander novel series, the importance of research, the new Outlander television series, her favorite place in Scotland, and more! Plus, enjoy music in Gaelic from Capercaillie and new songs from Cherry Grove and Ewan McLennan!

1. Unknown mortal orchestra (New Zealand/USA) - "One at a time" CD "II" (Jagjaguwar) 2. Rachel Zeffira (Canada/UK) - "Break the spell" CD "The deserters" (RAF) 3. Daiquiri Fantomas (Italy) - "Moogchile" CD "Mhz invasion" (Blow up) 4. Capercaillie (UK) - "Abu chiubhl" CD "At the heart of it all" (Vertical) 5. Crystal stilts (USA) - "Future folklore" CD "Nature noir" (Sacred bones) 6. Iconili (Brazil) - "Mulato" CD "Tupi novo mondo" (Artist release) 7. Islet (UK) - "Carlos" CD "Released by the movement" (Shape) 8. Chelsea Wolfe (USA) - "Kings" CD "Pain is beauty" (Sargent house) 9. Hjaltalin (Iceland) - "Selur" CD "Sleepdrunk sessions" (Afkimi ehf) 10. Hjaltalin (Iceland) - "7 years" CD "Alpanon" (Sena) 11. Hjaltalin (Iceland) - "Lucifer/He felt like a woman" CD "Enter 4" (Sena) 12. Maston (USA) - "King Conrad" CD "Shadows" (Trouble in mind) 13. Yasmin Hamdan (Lebanon/France) - "Nediya" CD "Ya Nass" (Crammed) 14. Enzo Avitabile feat. Elides Ochoa (Italy/Cuba) - "Tutt equal song e criature" CD "Music life" (CNI) Страница программы на оф. сайте Сообщество программы Вконтакте

Paul Cuddihy is currently the editor of the Celtic View, the official magazine of Celtic Football Club. In 2009 he wrote the bestselling a biography of Tommy Burns. He was the co-author of The Best of the Celtic View and he has also edited a number of books for the club including The Road To Seville and The Official Tribute To Henrik Larsson. In 2004 Paul was one of the prize-winners of the inaugural Scotsman/Orange Short Story Competition. Saints and Sinners (Black & White, 2010) was his first published novel. The Hunted, published in October 2011 (Capercaillie) was his second novel, and a sequel to Saints and Sinners. In 2012, Land Beyond The Wave, the final part of what has become known as the legendary Costello trilogy was published. www.paulcuddihy.com www.billynowell.com

Paul Cuddihy is currently the editor of the Celtic View, the official magazine of Celtic Football Club. In 2009 he wrote the bestselling a biography of Tommy Burns. He was the co-author of The Best of the Celtic View and he has also edited a number of books for the club including The Road To Seville and The Official Tribute To Henrik Larsson. In 2004 Paul was one of the prize-winners of the inaugural Scotsman/Orange Short Story Competition. Saints and Sinners (Black & White, 2010) was his first published novel. The Hunted, published in October 2011 (Capercaillie) was his second novel, and a sequel to Saints and Sinners. In 2012, Land Beyond The Wave, the final part of what has become known as the legendary Costello trilogy was published. www.paulcuddihy.com www.billynowell.com

Join us as we illuminate the history of curling from medieval pastime to modern sport! Just what is curling, and how did it become the popular Olympic event it is today? From the purpose-built ponds of Scotland to the frozen reaches of Canada, from Chamonix to Sochi, celebrate with us this curious mix of athleticism, skill, and strategy on ice. Hear the Curler's Grace, discover the Scottish island where the world's curling stones are made, and enjoy some great Scottish music from Capercaillie, Fiona Mackenzie, Elaine Meyer, and more!

In part 2 of our profile, we look at Lipton the tea baron and avid yachtsman! By age 40, Lipton had built a grocery empire across Great Britain. In the 1890s, he added tea to his product line, introduced America to his teas, and soon boasted great blends at unbeatable prices, direct from the tea garden to the teapot! We'll also explore Lipton's passion for yachting and his valiant attempts to win the prestigious America's Cup trophy. All this plus great new music from Maeve O'Boyle, Capercaillie, Runrig, and a classic from The Alexander Brothers!

Hi there, Here's another programme of fantabulous Scottish music. We start off with a Intro from Rura. This is the demo before the album - I've always loved it! Next up is the brand new release - At the Heart of it All from Capercaillie then a lovely song - Eggshells from Rachel Sermanni. Then it's a brand new release from James Duncan MacKenzie and then the iTunes chart topping hit The Shinty Referee by Fergie MacDonald. We finish off this podcast with BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician Award Winner Daniel Thorpe's The Curiosity Shop.

PODCAST: 21 Jul 2013 01 - The Wanton Seed / Hanging Off The Edge - Whapweasel 02 - S’Och A’Dhomnaill Oig Ghaolaich - Capercaillie 03 - Farewell Johnny Miner - Hanz Araki and Kathryn Claire 04 - Eel In The Sink / Galway Rambler - Terry Bingham 05 - The Nailmakers’ Strike Part  2 - Phillip Henry and Hannah Martin 06 - All Things Are Quite Silent - Shirley Collins 07 - Mrs Adlam’s Angels - Ralph McTell 08 - Mr Anderson - Ewen Carruthers 09 - Ballyneety’s Walls - Niamh Dunne 10 - Pepper In My Shoe - Catfish Keith 11 - Geordie - Madeleine Worral and The Green House Band 12 - Roseanna’s Song - Merry Hell 13 - Truckload of Art - Terry Allen 14 - Lay Your Money Down - Solas 15 - Jug Band Special - Whistler’s Jug Band 16 - Don’t Be Scared 48 - Wilful Missing 17 - Sovay – Shadrack Tye 18 - Nicky’s Song - Midnight Well

For almost 800 years, the only way to cross the Firth of Forth between Edinburgh and Fife was by ferry boat. In 1890, the Forth Rail Bridge opened, a marvel of Victorian era engineering. Learn about this majestic landmark and how it revolutionized transportation between the lowlands and highlands of Scotland. We'll also look at the Forth Road Bridge, an essential transit link for central Scotland, and details of the new Forth crossing, due to be completed in 2016. Enjoy music from Deacon Blue and Capercaillie, as well as songs about the Forth bridge by Radio Big Band and Robin Laing.

What's a wulver? Find out in part 3 of our series on Scottish Myths & Legends, in celebration of the Disney/Pixar movie Brave! Learn more about Scotland's famous coronation stone, the Stone of Destiny. Can it be traced all the way back to Biblical times? Was it brought to Scotland by Scoti, an Egyptian princess? We'll also discuss the life of 13th century laird and prophet Thomas the Rhymer, and we'll take a closer look at those ghostly lights known as Will o' the wisps. All this plus new music from The Proclaimers, Wolfstone, Capercaillie, and more!

Profiles of Scottish-Americans who made significant contributions to a young United States on this episode of Simply Scottish. Learn more about Tam Blake, the first recorded Scot in the New World, Founding Father John Witherspoon, Navy captain John Paul Jones, and naturalist John Muir. We'll also look at the history and significance of National Tartan Day in the U.S. and Canada. Enjoy music from Karen Casey & John Doyle, Capercaillie, Natalie MacMaster, and more.

In celebration of St. Patrick’s Day, this episode kicks off a two-part series exploring the connections between Ireland and Scotland, two Celtic countries whose histories and cultures are interwoven. Learn about the six Celtic nations and their ancestors from continental Europe. Hear musical examples of Irish and Scottish Gaelic, and discover what is being done today to preserve cultural and linguistic traditions. All this plus great Irish and Scottish music from the Chieftains, Capercaillie, Maeve O’Boyle, Altan, and more!

The Scottish roots of Gospel music and the Clan Houston are explored on this tribute to singer Whitney Houston. Hear an example of the Gaelic psalm singing style that evolved into the “call and response” technique found in gospel music. Learn how the Houston clan made their mark on America, and hear contrasting examples of the song Whitney sang in her first public performance. All this plus music from Capercaillie, John Richardson, Paul Machlis. and more.

What do people in Scotland eat today? What's a Scotch pie? Do restaurants in Scotland serve traditional or modern dishes? Why is shortbread called "short" bread? Tune in to this episode of Simply Scottish, the 2nd in a series exploring Scottish cuisine. Enjoy music from Capercaillie, Phil Cunningham, the Bluebells, and more!

Here's our Mid March 2010 Foot Stompin' Free Scottish Music Podcast. Featuring new release Mark the Hard Earth by Kris Drever, Glenfinnan, Songs of the '45 by Capercaillie followed by Emily Smith singing Gloomy Winters Noo Awa from The Complete Songs of Robert Tannahill vol 2. Then we have Chris Wood singing Sandy Wright's Beads and Feathers and Sandy Wright singing This Old House both from The Songs of Sandy Wright. We finish of with Fiona J Mackenzie's A Good Suit of Clothes. Visit www.footstompin.com for all you Scottish music and culture needs.

Here's our Free Foot Stompin' Scottish music podcast. This podcast we're featuring the new Before the Ruin by  Drever, McCusker & Woomble, classic Blood is Strong by Capercaillie, Catriona Watt's new CD Cadal Cuain, Sonas by MacGregor, Brechin & O' hEadhra, The Linties - Waitin for a Bus and blasting off with new the Red Hot Chilli Pipers CD and DVD. All these albums are available from footstompin.com.