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The Folk Brothers for Sept. 1, 2021: Musical happenings at Ruhstaller Farm

In the first half of the show, we featured new music from Watchhouse, I See Hawks In LA, Big Red Machine and Dean Owens, as well as a classic track from The Young Tradition. The morality tale "Lyke Wake Dirge" is the subject of the most recent episode of the innovative podcast "Old Tunes Fresh Takes."

Then we spoke with Joe and Pamela Gregg Craven about their efforts to help (re)foster community through the musical events they have been organizing at Ruhstaller, a new hop farm in Dixon. Currently the Cravens are bringing music to Ruhstaller on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays -- see the farm's upcoming events.

Perspectives: Back to School with Dr Brian

On this episode of Perspectives, Alison and Brian talk Back to School, which shifts into favorite teachers and pedagogy. Alison talks about Al Filreis and his brain child, ModPo, which you can check out at ModPo.org. Also, here's a link to Al Filreis being interviewed on Meraki Radio: https://kdrt.org/audio/perspectives-al-filreis-modpo-collaborative-learn...

Words Cited

Ode to Teachers: https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/58830/ode-to-teachers?mc_cid=2969...

 

Celtic Songlines

This week's session of Celtic Songlines features the Celtic banjo of Adrian McAuliffe with Cathal Flood, the Bothy Band, Hannah Harris, Donovan, Julie Fowlis, boudran player Colm Phelan, Men of Worth, Iona-Pan American Celtic band, Boys of the Lough, Eliza Carthy with Martin Carthy, Beoga, Kerfuffle and Molloy, Brady and Peoples. 

Tune into Celtic Songlines at KDRT 95.7 fm or stream at kdrt.org each Tuesday 11 to Noon, Wednesday 1-2 p.m, Thursday 6-7 p.m. and Sunday 4-5p.m.

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