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A tasty mix of new and old releases. Jon Brooks, Valerie June, The Calgary Burns Singers. Danny Burns, Ann Gray, Ani Di Franco. And more.Playlist: The Muster Point Project - I Did What It I DidValerie June - Pushin' Against A StoneJon Brooks - SmallSteve Earle & The Dukes - That Old Time FeelingThe Pleasures - Seven Spanish AngelsElliot Smith - Say YesEmily Triggs - Cowboy RustlerCalgary Burns Club Singers - When You And I Were Young, MaggieAnn Gray - Cha Till MaccioriomainDanny Burns, featuring Tim O'Brien - Darling RoisinGenticorum - Old YamaskaLittle Misty - LighthouseRifle County Players - I've Roped Myself Into A RodeoSunny War - Be Thankful For What You GotAni Di Franco - AlrightyDaneshevskaya - Challenger DeepStacy Lloyd Brown - Fangs Of FortuneBonnie Prince Billy - Crazy Blue Bells

Join me for this week's edition of Today's Bluegrass with show host Danny Hensley. The show can be heard on Southern Branch Bluegrass & Gospel Music Radio five times each week. Monday at 9 AM, Tuesday at 12 AM, Thursday and Friday at 11 PM and Saturday at 3 AM - all times Eastern. This episode features music from the new Marty Falle, The Chigger Hill Brothers & Terry, Nothin' Fancy and Danny Burns projects. Southern Branch Bluegrass & Gospel Music Radio can be tuned in locally at 91.7 FM Community Radio and streaming world wide at www.sbbradio.org and www.sbbradio.net

Join me for this week's edition of Today's Bluegrass with show host Danny Hensley. The show can be heard on Southern Branch Bluegrass & Gospel Music Radio five times each week. Monday at 9 AM, Tuesday at 12 AM, Thursday and Friday at 11 PM and Saturday at 3 AM - all times Eastern. This episode features music from Marty Falle, Billy Droze and Danny Burns projects. Southern Branch Bluegrass & Gospel Music Radio can be tuned in locally at 91.7 FM Community Radio and streaming world wide at www.sbbradio.org and www.sbbradio.net

Visit stonecoldcountry.netFeatured on this episode: Ray Scott, Logan Michael, Danny Burns, Braden Jamieson, Jake Owen, Jameson Rodgers, Billy Currington, Dee White, Roman Alexander, Stephen Paul, and Morgan Wallen.Greetings fellow humanoids, we are the ladies of Stone Cold Country, and you are listening to The New Traditional.This time around, we are sharing 11 traditional leaning country songs from major label, and Indie artists. First some news that is of interest to Traditional Country fans.The Country Music Hall of Fame® and Museum will explore the life and career of Country Music Hall of Fame member-elect Patty Loveless in a new exhibit, Patty Loveless: No Trouble with the Truth. The exhibit will trace Loveless' story, from a musical prodigy to a Grammy award-winning country music star who carries forward the sounds of her Appalachian roots. The exhibit, which will be open from Aug. 23 through October 2024, is included with museum admission. Other than George and Tammy, and bluegrass of course, some of the very best harmony singing I've heard came from Vince Gil, and Patty Loveless.Ray Scott Interview

In this episode, our team follows up with Dr. Danny Burns and Dr. Marina Apgar who first joined us in Episode 4 to discuss systemic action research. Danny Burns is a Professorial Research Fellow at the Institute for Development Studies (IDS) a think tank affiliated with the University of Sussex in England. He has directed more than 25 action research projects and programmes. His work focuses on participatory learning for social change with a strong emphasis on systems thinking and complexity. Marina Apgar is Research Fellow in the Participation, Inclusion and Social Change cluster at IDS. She is a human ecologist with 20 years experience working in the research-practice divide with marginalized communities in international development supporting learning and change in complex systems.[02:38] Marina reminds listeners about their large-scale system-changing project called Child Labour: Action-Research-Innovation in South and South-Eastern Asia [CLARISSA]. Started in 2016, CLARISSA has a team of more than 150 members. In this episode, [06:13] Joe asks our guests to update on developments and any changes in light of shifts in pandemic policies. Danny and Marina describe in further depth the first phase of their work with children in the worst forms of child labor. They share experience of the team working with stakeholders in the sex industry (such as the employers of the children, business owners, parents and guardians). For Marina and Danny, action research can be an implementation modality that can help co-researchers respond to complex problems such as these. Our guests describe some of the ways the project went about understanding issues based on the lived experience of the children—starting with an extensive life story collection and analysis project. Through this process “the children actually themselves do a causal analysis of their experience, building a systemic picture of the issue of child labor. And then they decide what the intervention points are in the system.” [09:44] Danny describes children's involvement in mapping the streets and identifying where the businesses were, through a process called A Day in the Life. This work provided an important “evidential base” because it allowed them to challenge a lot of assumptions which proved to be critical to the starting point of 13 action research groups. In fact, [17:45] this process evidenced “ how children actually reflecting on an issue from their own experience can create a different narrative.” [20:19] Reflecting on procedural knowledge, Marina discusses how the work in this first phase is also providing evidence for other important and central questions in this program: How is trust built? How does participation work, and how can it be sustained? [25:57] Danny offers some thoughts on safeguarding and relevance, and [29:29] Marina reflects on the evolution of expected outputs in the process of this research. [32:37] Danny picks up on these points and talks about policy work, in the context of generalizable vs transferable knowledge. [35:17] Marina is thankful that “even in the evaluation community, we're moving much more to transferability as being a core criteria. And action research, like a lot of qualitative and case-based kind of methods, is really well placed to do that.” Towards the end of the podcast, [37:19] Danny and Marina reflect on the need for a participatory management to go with any large-scale participatory process.After some discussion among the podcast team, we were curious to follow up on some of the ethics approval process and finer details in some of the methods used in the Clarissa project. We look forward to continuing our discussion with Danny and Marina, and we encourage you to keep an eye on further resources we hope to add below. **If you have...

Welcome all, this is our new releases recap for February 2023.In 2022, we recapped our picks every 3-4 months.Due to your feedback, we are going warp speed ahead, and bringing our top picks every month based on your input, and our pizza jury. If you want your opinion to count, give a thumbs up on the player when your listening in at stonecoldcountry.net or sign up for our newsletter at stonecoldcountry.net to vote.. Let's dig in.Featured: Ray Scott, Larry Fleet, Elijah Ocean, Jameson Rodgers, Jason Byrd, Jim Lauderdale,The Po Ramblin' Boys, Danny Burns, Tim O'Brien, Dierks Bently & Ashley Mcbryde, Carter Winter, Dolly Parton, and Dionne Warwick.

As we slide into the month of December, the outside temps sure make it feel like winter's grip is taking hold.  But not to worry -- it's warm and cozy in the Windy City Irish Radio studios and the studios are full of the Christmas Spirit. This week we feature Ireland's best Christmas exports from the Screaming Orphans, The Outside Track, Danny Burns, Enda Reilly, Michael Londra, Ashley Davis & John Doyle, Niamh Farrell, The Lost Brothers, Nanci Griffith, McPeake, The Dooleys, Frankie Gavin & The Carl Hession, The Irish Rovers, and the The High Kings.  The Christmas spirit is here on Windy City Irish Radio live each Sunday afternoon from 12:00 noon to 1pm on Global Irish Radio at www.globalirishradio.com or live on 750AM WNDZ.  

March's Late and Live Mix full to the brim with SEGA party tunes, featuring new music from Danny Burns and Gunderslam, playlist additions from Zoom 909, the amazing Tempest 2000 and more, plus your requests from Border Down, Iceferno, Virtua Fighter 5 and more, plus a very timely request from Planet Harriers! Tracklisting: - Saka Tsuku DS World Challenge 2010 - Bonus - Palpable & Diodes - Plastik Skies (Daytona USA) (requested by Eleri) - Strike Fighter -G.S.M. 1500 SERIES SEGA- - Burn Out (STRIKE FIGHTER) (requested by electricboogaloo) - Muhammad Saeed - Wave#131 (Wave 131 Remix) (requested by Iceferno) - Tempest 2000 - Tracking Depth - Iceferno - Streets of Wrath EX - Machete (Extended Mix) (requested by Jamie) - 8-Beats VGM - Moonwalker [OST] - Smooth Criminal (Sega Genesis) [8-B's Original Long Mix] (requested by Jamie) - Border Down - Vane (requested by Iceferno) - Zoom 909 (MSX version) - Title Screen - Planet Harriers - Jungle Forest (Game) (requested by electricboogaloo) - Gunderslam ft. Yusuf Rashid, Eric L., and Cell33t - Can't Stop, So What!- ...for Metal Harbor (requested by Eleri) - Danny Burns - No Boundaries (Sonic Underground Remixed Theme) (requested by Superbird) - Virtua Fighter 5 R - Snow Mountain (Wolf) (requested by DragonMerc) - Ro Panuganti - Live & Learn ...Main Theme of -Sonic Adventure 2-

In this episode, our team has an insightful conversation with Dr. Danny Burns and Dr. Marina Apgar. Danny Burns is a Professorial Research Fellow at the Institute for Development Studies (IDS) a think tank affiliated with the University of Sussex in England. He has directed more than 25 action research projects and programmes. His work focuses on participatory learning for social change with a strong emphasis on systems thinking and complexity. Marina Apgar is Research Fellow in the Participation, Inclusion and Social Change cluster at IDS. She is a human ecologist with 20 years experience working in the research-practice divide with marginalised communities in international development supporting learning and change in complex systems. Danny and Marina are working on a large-scale system-changing project called Child Labour: Action-Research-Innovation in South and South-Eastern Asia [CLARISSA]. Started in 2016, CLARISSA has a team of more than 150 members. In this episode, Adam and Joe discuss what AR looks like on the ground, and specifically in a large-scale project. What does the creation process look like? How does this huge collaborative team work reflexively in this AR framework? This conversation starts with our classic lightning round where we dive into questions such as: what is systemic AR? (5:17) what does collaboration look like in systemic AR? (6:34) what is IDS? what makes IDS a fertile ground for this sort of AR? (7:40) And, what is your greatest critique of AR? (12:20). In the later segment, we dive deeper to learn more about CLARISSA, which is built on three core values (but not limited to them): 1. child-centred, 2. participation, and 3. being truly integrated (16:55). This is a really big project that involves a lot of stakeholders, participants, and organizations who work collaboratively in variety of different ways (26:57). How does the creation of processes look in this space? To understand this, Adam and Joe ask questions about how the planning process, facilitation and relationship building looks (36:11). Our team wraps up the conversation by raising one of the classic and significant question that we are trying to explore layer by layer in our podcast-Reflexivity! One of the core components of PAR is reflexivity. Find out how Marina and Danny engage reflexively in such a huge collaborative team in CLARISSA (48:00), by tuning in!   References Apgar, J. M., Allen, W., Albert, J., Douthwaite, B., Paz Ybarnegaray, R., & Lunda, J. (2017). Getting beneath the surface in program planning, monitoring and evaluation: Learning from use of participatory action research and theory of change in the CGIAR Research Program on Aquatic Agricultural Systems. Action Research, 15(1), 15–34. https://doi.org/https://doi-org.proxy3.library.mcgill.ca/10.1177/1476750316673879 (10.1177/1476750316673879) Zimowski, P. F., Perry, D., Bales, D. K., Davis, D. T., Mattar, D. M. Y., Burrows, H., Moore, H., Ochen, V., Christopher, E., Jewell, S., Smiragina-Ingelström, P., Cockayne, D. J., Setter, C., Ariyo, D., Kumar, V., Otiende, S., Trodd, D. Z., McQuade, D. A., Greer, B. T., … Liwanga, R.-C. (2021). Child Labour Special Edition: JOURNAL OF MODERN SLAVERY A multidisciplinary exploration of human trafficking solutions. Publisher: SlaveFree Today. 6(4), 152. Other links https://clarissa.global/ (https://clarissa.global/) https://clarissa.global/resource/designing-a-participatory-programme-at-scale/ (https://clarissa.global/resource/designing-a-participatory-programme-at-scale/) https://clarissa.global/resource/how-does-participatory-action-research-generate-innovation-findings-from-a-rapid-realist-review/ (https://clarissa.global/resource/how-does-participatory-action-research-generate-innovation-findings-from-a-rapid-realist-review/) **If you have your own questions about Action Research or want to share any feedback, contact us on Twitter@The_ARpod or write to us at...

In this episode of Between the Lines, IDS Director of Research, Peter Taylor interviews IDS Research Fellows; Danny Burns and Jo Howard, and Sonia M. Ospina, Professor of Public Management and Policy at the NYU Wagner Graduate School of Public Service who edited the recently published: SAGE Handbook of Participatory Research and Inquiry.The Handbook presents contemporary, cutting-edge approaches to participatory research and inquiry with contributions from 137 authors in 71 chapters. It has been designed for the community of researchers, professionals and activists engaged in interventions and action for social transformation.It offers an overview of different influences on participatory research, explores in detail how to address critical issues and design effective participatory research processes, and provides detailed accounts of how to use a wide range of participatory research methods. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's all about the Kansas City Irish Fest 2021, happening this Labor Day Weekend, Friday-Sunday at Crown Center.On the show, we play music from a dozen of the acts playing on FIVE stages over the three days of the fest. We also talk about the special performance on Sunday at 7PM of Mixtape - where several KC acts will hold court and offer up their take on some massive Irish songs, everything from the Cranberries to Van Morrison.We also tell you set times for several acts playing the fest, but to see the full lineup and to make your own schedule head to KCIrishFest.com.Hear music from St. Andrews Pipes and Drums, The Elders, Young Dubliners, Carswell & Hope, Kadesh Flow, The Narrowbacks, Scythian, Ashley Davis, KIAN BYRNE, Danny Burns, Cassie and Maggie, and Runa.

It's all about the Kansas City Irish Fest 2021, happening this Labor Day Weekend, Friday-Sunday at Crown Center.On the show, we play music from a dozen of the acts playing on FIVE stages over the three days of the fest. We also talk about the special performance on Sunday at 7PM of Mixtape - where several KC acts will hold court and offer up their take on some massive Irish songs, everything from the Cranberries to Van Morrison.We also tell you set times for several acts playing the fest, but to see the full lineup and to make your own schedule head to KCIrishFest.com.Hear music from St. Andrews Pipes and Drums, The Elders, Young Dubliners, Carswell & Hope, Kadesh Flow, The Narrowbacks, Scythian, Ashley Davis, KIAN BYRNE, Danny Burns, Cassie and Maggie, and Runa.

It's all about the Kansas City Irish Fest 2021, happening this Labor Day Weekend, Friday-Sunday at Crown Center. On the show, we play music from a dozen of the acts playing on FIVE stages over the three days of the fest. We also talk about the special performance on Sunday at 7PM of Mixtape - where several KC acts will hold court and offer up their take on some massive Irish songs, everything from the Cranberries to Van Morrison. We also tell you set times for several acts playing the fest, but to see the full lineup and to make your own schedule head to KCIrishFest.com. Hear music from St. Andrews Pipes and Drums, The Elders, Young Dubliners, Carswell & Hope, Kadesh Flow, The Narrowbacks, Scythian, Ashley Davis, KIAN BYRNE, Danny Burns, Cassie and Maggie, and Runa.

After a long pandemic induced hiatus, the ever popular Milwaukee Irish Fest returns with a line up of some of the best Irish bands in the world.  Today, we feature bands that will be performing at Milwaukee Irish Fest from August 20th through the 22nd featuring Scythian, Eileen Ivers, Runa, Seamus Egan, The Drowsy Lads, Danny Burns, Cherish the Ladies, Mike Maloney, Jimmy Keane and Pat Broaders, Gaelic Stork, Jeff Ward, and Rory Makem.  The Fest is back and you can hear the prelude right here on Windy City Irish Radio or check out the podcast on our website at www.windycityirishradio.com.  

Los de la Caballería de las Llanuras nos definen el country de varias formas, una de ellas la elegida por Ben Mastwick, cantautor de Melbourne con su banda psicodélica de honky tonk The Million$. Hiss Golden Messenger es una banda de música folk estadounidense, originaria de Durham, Carolina del Norte, dirigida por MC Taylor que muestra una sensibilidad con aromas marinos; el toque psicodélico viene a cargo del granjero Farmer Dave & The Wizards Of The West con su música psicodélica californiana, ideal para la mitad de Clave de Rock. El clásico y veterano Ronnie Milsap tiene algunas fantáticas canciones en su disco primaveral y Danny Burns acompañado por los grandes artistas Aubrie Sellers, Dan Tyminski y Jerry Douglas nos enseña a llevar el compás del bluegrass moderno. Travis Tritt (otro que viene de los 80 del siglo pasado) canta sobre el tiempo en el que se podía fumar en los bares (curioso siendo músico) y finalizamos con Angela Autumn,nueva cantante vaquera que planta sus semillas al lado de Charlie Marie y su tren soulero.Flatland Cavalry, Country Is…Flatland Cavalry, A Cowboy Knows HowBen Mastwyk, Trouble's What I FoundBen Mastwyk, Facets of the DiamondHiss Golden Messenger, The Great MystifierHiss Golden Messenger, HardlytownFarmer Dave & The Wizards Of The West, Cave WallsFarmer Dave & The Wizards Of The West, Babe Got Plans (For Me)Ronnie Milsap, Big Bertha (feat. Vince Gill)Ronnie Milsap, FireworksDanny Burns, Trouble (feat. Aubrie Sellers, Dan Tyminski, Jerry Douglas)Danny Burns, Mercenary Song (feat. Steve Earle)Travis Tritt, Smoke In A BarAngela Autumn, Sowin' SeedsCharlie Marie, Soul Train

TOMA UNO se abre hoy con Southerland, un dúo debutante formado por Matt Chase y Chris Rogers, con “Boot Up”, la canción que da título a su Ep de debut. Un formato que reduce el gasto y permite distintas pruebas para intentar recuperar la imagen de autenticidad perdida por parte de la industria de Nashville. American Aquarium se ha inclinado por mirar a esa década de los 90 en Nashville que nos dejó canciones inolvidables. Un buen puñado de ellas forman ahora parte de Slappers, Bangers & Certified Twangers, Vol. 1, como es el caso de “Wild One”, que resultó ser el primer single de Faith Hill, ahora prácticamente irreconocible. El sonido de Michigan Rattlers tiene muchos puntos de encuentro con American Aquarium, al igual que nos hace recordar a Lucero. Es un cuarteto que empezó como grupo de folk en su etapa de high school, pero cuyo horizonte sonoro se amplió con toques de country rock. Sus canciones son tan honestas como “That Kind of Life”, arropadas por sonidos de una naturalidad extrema. A pesar del tiempo pasado desde que Micky & The Motorcars publicaron su último disco, las emisoras tejanas persisten en radiar sus canciones y “Rodeo Girl”, que compusieron los hermanos Micky y Gary Braun, se ha convertido en una de las más pinchadas en las emisoras tejanas. Es un tema de amor de los que alivian por su naturalidad. Siguiendo en Texas, “tres caballeros” veteranos del Lone Star State como The Flatlanders han coleccionado hasta 15 canciones entre temas nuevas y clásicos del calibre de “Sittin’ On Top Of The World”, que los Mississippi Sheiks grabaron en 1930 y ha sido versionada cientos de veces. Queremos insistir en el nuevo Ep del irlandés Danny Burns, Hurricane, en el que ha incluido seis canciones grabadas con la ayuda de excelentes amigos invitados como Steve Earle, con el que ha resucitado "Mercenary Song", que escuchamos hace 40 años en un documental tan indispensable como Heartworn Highways. Uno de los momentos más intensos del nuevo trabajo de Blackberry Smoke es "Lonesome for a Livin’", donde se ha reunido con Jamey Johnson por primera vez desde que versionaron "Yesterday’s Wine" junto a George Jones como tema de bonificación de su segundo álbum, A Little Piece of Dixie de 2009. Para grabar The Waylon Sessions, Shannon McNally contó con la ayuda fundamental de músicos experimentados e invitados ilustres como Rodney Crowell, Buddy Miller y Lukas Nelson. Pero en un proyecto así era imprescindible la presencia de Jessi Colter, viuda de Waylon Jennings. Desde que Rounder firmó en 2019 a Sierra Ferrell hemos estado esperando el lanzamiento de su álbum, que definitivamente verá la luz a finales del mes de agosto con el título de Long Time Coming. Si hablamos de música de raíces, esta es una de las muestras más valiosas de lo que significa ese término. Su disco se abre con su carta de amor al mar en “The Sea”, una canción que infunde toques de vitalidad e intriga a partes iguales. No la perdáis de vista. También Molly Tuttle es una de esas mujeres que sabes que te siempre te va a sorprender. Su nuevo EP es una continuación de las 10 canciones que editó el pasado año. El álbum …but i’d rather be with you, too. Ha contado con invitados especiales como Nathaniel Rateliff para cantar juntos de forma inesperada un tema como “Stop Draggin ’My Heart Around”, un clásico que recordaremos siempre por Tom Petty y Stevie Nicks. Bob Dylan cumplió 80 años y a lo largo de todo el mundo ha habido las más diversas celebraciones. Una de las más entrañables fue Dylan is eighty de la revista Exile SH (Subterranean Homesick) Magazine, donde intervinieron nuestros buenos amigos de la Bantastic Fand con formación de cuarteto para rememorar “Every Grain of Sand”, una canción que en los últimos tiempos viene siendo especialmente recurrente. Y hoy para emplazarnos a nuestra cita de mañana queremos recordar el medio siglo que cumple la publicación del single "You've Got A Friend" por parte de James Taylor, lo que nos permite felicitar a nuestro gran amigo Álvaro, una de esas personas por las que siempre hay que dar gracias. Si no existieran, habría que inventarlas. Escuchar audio

Caleb Caudle creció en los Apalaches y escribe canciones de tinturas oscurecidas, viajando por carreteras secundarias y creando textos de la contundencia de “Front Porch”, perfecto para abrir hoy nuestro tiempo de radio. Por su parte, Danny Burns pasó su infancia en el condado irlandés de Donegal y empezó a viajar de una a otra costa del Atlántico. Esa duplicidad natural es palpable en los seis temas de su nuevo Ep, Hurricane, con una amplia lista de colaboraciones que consiguen convertir un lamento en la celebración del poder de la música para aliviar los problemas del alma. The High Hawks es otra de esas formaciones a la que le viene perfecta la palabra supergrupo. Hace un par de años se reunieron en las Rocky Mountains de Colorado para preparar una serie de conciertos y han terminado completando su disco de debut conjunto. Nuestro salto obligado a Texas nos reencuentra con la Chad Cooke Band y su difícil equilibrio entre preservar las tradiciones y la seducción de la escena de Music City. En una dimensión bien distinta Jason Boland & The Stragglers preparan un nuevo disco producido por Shooter Jennings pero deja una curiosa versión de “Back in the High Life” de Stevie Winwood que entonaba sin cesar durante el aislamiento. Jason Eady publicará a finales de agosto el álbum Passage of Time, una especie de estallido de creatividad en plena cuarentena con la producción de Gordy Quist de Band of Heathens que ha despojado a la grabación de cualquier elemento que pueda distraer sobre su contenido. David "Fergie" Ferguson ha sido uno de los personajes que casi desde el anonimato ha reavivado la insurgencia contra la escena de Nashville. Ahora ha decidido salir de la cabina y ponerse delante del micrófono completando un álbum, Nashville No More, que será su disco de debut con 58 años. Justo al contrario, con tan solo 25 años aparece Brock Gonyea. Where My Heart Is es un Ep que recoge las enseñanzas musicales de su familia, de la región de Adirondack, en el estado de Nueva York, donde ha estado trabajando en la madera hasta que una versión de “Hello Walls” de Willie Nelson colgada en su Facebook despertó el interés de la industria. Suzy Boggus sigue haciendo magia y acaba de publicar "Sunday Birmingham", un tema escrito y coproducido con Doug Crider, su marido y colaborador desde sus comienzos, cuando escuchamos su debut que la convirtió en una de las vocalistas femeninas clave para la regeneración del country en los 90. Bruce Robison ha vuelto a abrir The Bunker para acoger en esta ocasión a la canadiense Whitney Rose, que quiere volver a la normalidad y nos sorprende con una versión junto a Brennen Leigh de “Joey”, uno de los cortes de Bloodletting, el tercer álbum de los californianos Concrete Blonde. Para despedir este programa lleno de nostalgia ha sido perfecto el ambiente creado por Dylan LeBlanc en su nuevo EP, Pastimes, donde ha querido homenajear a los artistas que le inspiraron a nivel musical y espiritual. Entre ellos está Glen Campbell, que hizo grande el mítico "Gentle On My Mind". Escuchar audio

It's the Merry Merry Month of May and the Chicagoland sun in shining brightly. Join Tim and Mike on Windy City Irish Radio for a cuppa and plenty of brand new music from some of our favorite Irish artists. Yes, more new music from Dublin's Declan O'Rourke , Scotland's Gnoss  German-born Irish artist Sina Theil , County Kerry tradsters Beoga, Rebel songsters Mise Eire, Dubliner with Sarah Talbot, former The Young Folkers Elgin, and Danny Burns. And still more tunes and songs from trad heroes Connla, Offaly bluegrass masters JigJam, Dublin singer-songwriter Colm Gavin Music and Dónal Clancy, Liam Clancy - A Tribute  and Robbie O'Connell. NOW STREAMING LIVE ON Global Irish Radio - GIR.ie from 12PM to 1PM CST every Sunday and at various times throughout the week and live on WNDZ 750AM Chicago. OR If you missed the live show you can check out the podcast here at www.windycityirishradio.com.  

Singer Songwriter, Danny Burns, joins us in the Windy City Irish Radio Studios to discuss his last album, North Country, and talk about his newest album expected to release in early 2021. Join Mike, Tim and Danny Burns for a Sunday afternoon of Danny Burns and don't forget to catch Danny at the Irish American Heritage Center's "Fridays In the Fifth" on Friday November 6th! Catch our podcasts at www.windycityirishradio.com or listen to us live on WNDZ 750AM from noon to 1pm.

Join the lads of Windy City Irish Radio for a bunch of brand new music from Scythian, Kennedy's Kitchen, Cork man Roy Buckley Music and Danny Burns with Sarah Jarosz. Also tune in on this chilly fall day for music from Moxie, Dubliner Colm Gavin Music, Kerry's Junior Brother, Louth's Kern, trad supergroup Imar, Saint Sister, Dervish with Brendan Gleason, and Hozier. This week's show is JAM-PACKED with mighty fine music with a little something for everyone. Tune in each and every Sunday to 750 AM WNDZ from Noon - 1PM CST and check out this week's podcast here at www.windycityirishradio.com.

The boys are back for another action-packed episode of Windy City Irish Radio on not just one but two stations and this week it's loaded with tunes and songs to get your toes-a-tapping. Join us for a great duet from Jimmy Buffett and Paul Brady, Dàimh, County Mayo favorites Billow Wood, Kennedy's Kitchen, Tupelo's James Cramer, Stocktons Wing, Coig, Danny Burns with Tim O'Brien, Sinéad O'Connor, We Banjo 3 Bryan Ferry and a brand new track from Dublin's The Young Folk. Tune in every Wednesday from 8PM - 9PM to WSBC 1240AM and every Sunday to WNDZ 750 AM and catch this week's jam-packed podcast here at www.windycityirishradio.com.

DANNY BURNS is a red-headed, storytelling, hard-touring Irishman whose own voice is just as evocative as his songwriting. He grew up in the Irish county of Donegal surrounded by singers and instrumentalists receiving a first-class education in Irish folk music along the way. He kicked off his career as a traveling folksinger, logging shows on both sides of the Atlantic. He's been on the road ever since, sharpening a sound that mixes the folk traditions of his native Ireland with diverse American influences. ‘North Country’ is Danny’s new collaborative album filled with appearances by icons like Jerry Douglas, Sam Bush, and Tift Merritt. REED TURCHI was raised in the Swannanoa valley of Western North Carolina and grew up playing piano, focusing on boogie woogie and New Orleans styles before becoming infatuated with slide guitar. While learned Hill Country Blues (RL Burnside, Junior Kimbrough, Mississippi Fred McDowell) firsthand in North Mississippi, he’s become a master of guitar driven blues that shapeshift seamlessly between acoustic slide, electric juke joint boogie, and the improvisational, groove-driven, massive sound of his band. Reed’s eleventh album, ‘Midnight in Memphis’ was recorded live at legendary Sun Studio featuring his Kudzu Choir band. WoodSongs Kid: Christian Gisborne is a sixteen-year-old indie rock & roll singer and songwriter from LA.

DANNY BURNS is a red-headed, storytelling, hard-touring Irishman whose own voice is just as evocative as his songwriting. He grew up in the Irish county of Donegal surrounded by singers and instrumentalists receiving a first-class education in Irish folk music along the way. He kicked off his career as a traveling folksinger, logging shows on both sides of the Atlantic. He's been on the road ever since, sharpening a sound that mixes the folk traditions of his native Ireland with diverse American influences. ‘North Country' is Danny's new collaborative album filled with appearances by icons like Jerry Douglas, Sam Bush, and Tift Merritt. REED TURCHI was raised in the Swannanoa valley of Western North Carolina and grew up playing piano, focusing on boogie woogie and New Orleans styles before becoming infatuated with slide guitar. While learned Hill Country Blues (RL Burnside, Junior Kimbrough, Mississippi Fred McDowell) firsthand in North Mississippi, he's become a master of guitar driven blues that shapeshift seamlessly between acoustic slide, electric juke joint boogie, and the improvisational, groove-driven, massive sound of his band. Reed's eleventh album, ‘Midnight in Memphis' was recorded live at legendary Sun Studio featuring his Kudzu Choir band. WoodSongs Kid: Christian Gisborne is a sixteen-year-old indie rock & roll singer and songwriter from LA.

Our long time friend and part time exchange musician Eugene Boozler stepped into the spotlight for the month to promote his upcoming holiday album, “Eugene-Really Know What Day It Is.” Now you can hear the full live show just in time for August 22, World Plant Milk Day.Written and Directed by Ben McCauley, Ansel Burch, Michael Jachowicz and Kamron Palmer. Writing assisted by Sarah Bowden.Music by special guest, Sam Locke as Eugene Boozler.Ansel Burch as Burlington Showtime.Kat Evans As Missy O’Danagher.Karolyn Blake as Shirley Showtime.Ben McCauley as Danny Burns.Featuring the vocal talents of Derrick Gaetke and Anna Gaetke.Sound Design by Ansel Burch.

Burlington Showtime and Danny Burns are your co-hosts welcoming Coach Kip McQueen, hero of the pilates and cross fit sets. He's come to tell us all about his new commuter workout program. Kip and the SRD crew have a great time discussing the world of fitness and all the latest in learning highly specific gym language to minimize communication and maximize flop sweat.Written and Directed by Kat Evans, Kamron Palmer, Ansel Burch, Ben McCauley, Michael Jachowicz and Kamron Palmer.Music by Arne ParrottWriting assisted by Sarah Bowden.Special Guest Kip McQueen played by Nate BuursmaFeaturing the vocal talents of Karolyn Blake, Ansel Burch, Kat Evans, Ben McCauley, Kamron Palmer and Rachel Granda Gluski. Writing assisted by Sarah Bowden.Sound Design by Ansel Burch.

Irish-American John A. Logan was an American soldier and politician who served admirably in the Mexican–American War and was a general in the Union Army in the Civil War. An Illinois native, he served as a State Senator, a Congressman, and a U.S. Senator and was on the ticket as a Vice Presidential candidate in 1884. He is widely regarded as the most important figure in the movement to recognize Memorial Day (originally known as Decoration Day) as an official national holiday.General Logan's likeness appears on a statue at the center of Logan Circle, Washington, D.C. and of course right here in Logan Square in Chicago. Logan is one of only three people mentioned by name in the Illinois state song along with President Lincoln and President U.S. Grant.Tune in for our Memorial Day tribute in honor of General Logan and those who have fought with songs and tunes from KC's The Elders, Derek Warfield & The Young Wolfe Tones, Steve Earle with The Pogues, Danny Burns with Tift Merritt, Flogging Molly, Eileen Ivers, Dónal Clancy, Tupelo, The Byrne Brothers, Leaping Lulu, The Logues, and Emma Langford. Join Mike and Tim each and every Wednesday on WSBC 1240 AM from 8PM - 9PM and catch this week's podcast at www.windycityirishradio.com.

Irish traveling folk artist Danny Burns is my guest as we talk about the roots of his music, growing up in Ireland, and his debut CD, North Country.

Tune in to Windy City Irish Radio this week as Mike and Tim celebrate the feast day of one Maewyn Succat, more popularly know as St. Patrick. In a special extended podcast, learn all about the life of our patron saint and some interesting tidbits about his annual holiday. There's music of the season from Paul Brady Music with Rodney Crowell (Official), Galician piper Carlos Núñez, Brian Mullen Music, The Wolfe Tones, Black 47, the pride of Denton, TX Brave Combo, The Hacienda Brothers, previews of some upcoming concerts including Socks in the Frying Pan and The Fitzgeralds at the Irish American Heritage Center, Cherish the Ladies at the Old Town School of Folk Music, The High Kings at The MacAninch Arts Center in Glen Ellyn and Danny Burns at City Winery Chicago. Tune in to WSBC 1240AM every Wednesday from 8PM - 9PM for the finest in Irish music and catch this week's holiday broadcast here www.windycityirishradio.com

The lads are alive and well in the aftermath of the St. Patrick's Holiday and tonight on Windy City Irish Radio prove that they're ready for more celebrating with some mighty fine musical performances coming to town the next week. There's The Fitzgeralds at The Irish American Heritage Center this Friday night, Cherish the Ladies at the Old Town School of Folk Music this Sunday and Danny Burns and Tim O'Brien at City Winery next Wednesday night. Tune in for even more music from Cleveland rockers Marys Lane with Martin Furey, Dylan Foley Music, The Lost Brothers, New Yorkers Na Fianna, County Down singer-songwriter Foy Vance, Belfast's Gary Lightbody with Ray Davies, Ed Sheeran Music, and Bob Dylan. St. Pat's season is not over til we say it is! Or until we nap, which ever comes first. Tune to WSBC 1240AM from 8PM - 9PM each and every Wednesday and catch this week's podcast at www.windycityirishradio.com

Missy Raines grew up in rural west VA deeply immersed in bluegrass culture. And when she started playing professionally in her collegiate years, she went for it with, as she tells me, no plan B but a life in the music she loved. Over a couple of decades as a side musician, she became a pioneer and a scene favorite, winning seven IBMA awards for her bass playing alone. In 2008, she made real a long-standing dream of starting her own band, which became a vehicle for her innovative fusion-minded composing and her mentorship of emerging young master musicians. In late 2018, Missy released her first album under her name alone, as it's a songwriter's project that adds to her musical world view. Also in this hour Irishman Danny Burns, a veteran songwriter, singer and sideman who's been working hard at a music career for going on 20 years. And at the age of 37 he's taken the radical step of...putting out a debut album. The project, North Country, is a wonderful new-grass collection with Celtic overtones and impressive songs and guest artists. So what took him so long? He'll explain.

Happy New Year 2019! Mike and Tim say bid Father Time 2018 adieu and usher in the baby new year of 2019 with music from The Tossers, James Cramer & Eleanor McEvoy, Liz Carroll & John Doyle, Paddy Homan, We Banjo 3, Danny Burns, The Maguires, The Whileaways, Stephen Rosney, and Mark Knopfler. Happy New Year from Windy City Irish Radio and all the best for a healthy and musical 2019!

This week on MCR, two takes on Texas, one of them from Australia. Do you know the all female vocal quartet from Sydney called All our Exes Live In Texas? You will after this episode from Liberty Hall. They're a lot of fun. And we take in the very soul of Texas roadhouse blues, country and R&B with the great Lee Roy Parnell. He's got his first new album in 11 years and we'll hear songs from that. Also on the bill a surprising take on acoustic newgrass by red-headed Irish folk singer Danny Burns and a master-level Nashville based band. And David Luning who launched a folk career after being inspired by John Prine. We get it. 

I talk to Danny Burns about his new gig. My boy CJ Jackson calls in with big news and my girl Sharon Kolnhofer-Dougherty joins in with Dan and I and gets deep with us. This was a free for all call in after I posted - Who has the balls to call in...lol