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Released: 16 December 2017 A marvellously magical mix of music for a merry Christmas and a cool Yule! Music by: Kludo White - Beta Radio - Milton Hide - Maxwell, Miranda, Parsley - Julia P - Daniel Nestlerode - Daria Kulesh - Rebecca Hosking - Davidson/MacFarlane - Skinner & T'witch - The Citizen (aka Ken O’Duffy) - Jimmy Lee Morris - Canny Fettle - GreenMatthews - Neil Thomson and Gerry Cambridge - Rich Krueger - Sleeping At Last - Robert Land and Emily Ewing - Nick Wyke & Becki Driscoll - The Stoned Cherries - Devils Water - KIVA - Andrews Massey Duo. Released: 2 December 2017 An unofficial theme of Sisterhood develops throughout the show. Folkie sisters are doing it for themselves!

And the brothers join in the fun, too. Music by: Ross Ainsley - Fish Out Of Water - The Warp/The Weft - Said The Maiden - Ange Hardy - Peter Knight’s Gigspanner - Thomson & York - Daria Kulesh - Karine Palwart - Martin Carthy - Five Hand Reel - Shelagh McDonald - Greg Hancock - The Wailin’ Jennys - The Foxglove Trio Story Behind The Song: Tinkerborough, presented by Cheryl York Joni Mitchell's Guitar, presented by Greg Hancock Branwen, presented by Ffion Mair. Released: 18 Nov 2017 A 2017 retrospective: more music from releases we've featured this year. Music by: The Rachel Hamer Band - Paul Walker & Karen Pfeiffer - Neil McSweeney - Old Blind Dogs - Chris Tye - The Roving Crows - Keston Cobblers Club - The Hut People - Nick Wyke & Becki Driscoll - Roxanne de Bastion - Sam Airey - Steamchicken - The Twisted Twenty - Jimmy Lee Morris - Devils Water - Auld Hat New Heids - Findlay Napier and the Glasgow Song Guild - The Deadly Winters. Story Behind The Song: No Sing, presented by Chris Tye Run, presented by Roxanne de Bastion Insanely Mental Instrumental: Dis Found Harmonium.

Released: 04 Nov 2017 A whale of a show! We meet a British naval hero who wasn’t Lord Nelson; hear topical songs about tragedies averted; and play songs that put the “FUN” into funeral. We get Insanely Mental with an Underground Instrumental, and we find out what happens when you mix bluegrass with thrash metal to create a folkie Frankenstein’s monster! All that, and Stories Behind two Songs recorded just for us by the people who wrote them.

Music by: Sam Kelly & The Lost Boys - John Dory - Laura Smyth & Ted Kemp - Moonrakers - Rosie Hood - The Young ‘Uns - Assembly Lane - The Native Howl - The Stoned Cherries - Mark T. - Emma Langford - The Legendary Ten Seconds - Leatherat - Peter Fergus McClelland Story Behind The Song: The Singer, presented by Jon Bennett The Dublin King, presented by Ian Churchward Insanely Mental Instrumental: Mind The Gap.

Released: 21 Oct 2017 We make a return trip to Glasgow, we’ve a trio of Hallowe'en treats, we have three guests dropping by to tell us the Stories Behind Their Songs, and we take a squint at interesting and topical new recordings from the USA. Music by: Dan Walsh & Alistair Anderson - Dusty Cut - Jupiter Owls - Alan Reid & Rob van Sante - Findlay Napier - Ashton Lane - Blue Rose Code - Lucy Kitchen - Kirsty Merryn - Jim Page - Hot Tamale - Lane Norberg - Christine Weir - The Stoned Cherries - Skinner And T’Witch. Story Behind My Song: The Dear Green Place, presented by Alan Reid Young Goths In The Necropolis, presented by Findlay Napier Landlord, presented by Jim Page.

Released: 07 Oct 2017 Brand new scrumpings from the FolkCast orchard which is groaning under the weight of this season’s fruity folk, ripe folk-rock, scrumptious singer-songwriter and rather tasty roots type music. We sing songs of trees, of gallows trees, of pirates and highwaymen. Music by: Bob Hillary & The Massive Mellow - Marek Dusil Blend - Banter - Magpie Lane - Richard Thompson - Peter Knight’s Gigspanner - Trouble At Mill - Pilgrim’s Way - Skullthuggery - Ken Nicol - Blackthorn Band - James Parkin - Hope In High Water - Red Shoes - The Foxglove Trio Story Behind My Song: Treachery At The Blue Anchor, presented by Graham Dixon Lullabye, presented by James Parkin Insanely Mental Instrumental: The First Straw. Released: 23 Sept 2017 Help yourself to another collection of tangy and tasty choice pickings from the musical buffet that we call 'folk'. Music by: The Deadly Winters (x2) - Greg Hancock - Neil Brophy - Merry Hell - Findlay Napier - Andy Harding - Alan Reid and Rob van Sante - New Celeste - Frigg - Skippinish - Thursday’s Child - Alison & Jack - Dougal’s Jumper - The Young ‘Uns. Story Behind My Song: Little Piece Of Tin, presented by Andy Harding Love & Freedom, presented by Iain Fergus Joyce, presented by Ken Punshon Insanely Mental Instrumental: Friggin' Polska. Released: 2 Sept 2017 A focus on new singles from singer-songwriters and indie-folk bands, plus chamber folk, dance instrumentals and trad.

Music by: Mancunia - Elijah James And The Nightmares - Gallery 47 - Speak, Brother - Richard Sutton - Michael James & The Bedheads - Jay Ebby East - Joe Broughton’s Conservatoire Folk Ensemble - The Twisted Twenty - The Routes Quartet - Magpie Lane - Will Pound - Karin Grandal-Park and Karl Robbins - Banter - Georgia Lewis. Story Behind My Song: Girls Like You presented by Michael James. Released: 19 August 2017 The newest song and the oldest song, long songs and short songs, tribute songs and angry songs, songs of summer and songs of season's end. And a tune with a daft title. All folkie life is here!

Music by: Siobhan Miller - Nigel Brown - Elephant Sessions - David Hershaw & Sandie Forbes - Ian Bland - Bert Jansch - Pairdown - Apples I’m Home - Nescora - Ryan Young - Hadrian’s Union - Simon Scardinelli - Yodel Song - Vision Thing. Insanely Mental Instrumental: The Back Of The Change House / The Nine Pint Coggie / John Of Badenyon / Och Is Duine Truagh Mi (Strathspey and Reels) Story behind My Song: Alice presented by Stew Simpson. Released: 15 July 2017 A ton of great new sounds from the Folkosphere to share with you, plus there’s nudity. With a steampunk morris dancer, there’s sex. With a cuckoo, and there’s an Insanely Mental Instrumental that will drive Homer Simpson crazy, and there are a trio of new songs inspired by classics. Music by: Offa Rex (x2) - Steeleye Span - Richad Sutton - Nigel Brown - Thomas John - John Shepherd - Ben Robertson - Bob Dylan - Ian Bland - Pons Aelius - Bella Gaffney - Ashley Hutchings Morris On Band - TradArrr - Hadrian's Union - Eddie Berman - Lostboy Insanely Mental Instrumental: Oh My Doughnuts Stories Behind The Songs: The Maid Of Llanwellyn presented by Andrew Weighill-Richards, and Body To Body presented by Stew Simpson.

Released: 1 July 2017 We run away with the gypsies, we ask “who da man?”, we have slip jigs, reels and Slip Jigs And Reels. We’ll stop to smell the roses, we go crazy with goblins and people drop by to tell us the stories behind their songs. Music by: Greg Russell (x2) - Mike West - Ed Lofstedt - Them Old Bones - Steamchicken - Alison & Jack - Carol Laula - Tori Tango - The Young ‘Uns - Vision Thing - Alan & The Big Hand - Allan Yn Y Fan - Steve Tilston - Cormac Begley - Joanne Rand - Damh The Bard Insanely Mental Instrumental: Accordion To The Goblins!

Released: 3 June 2017 Take a spin back down the years to catch up with artists featured in June podcasts past. We hear new music from old favourites, plus brand new music from new friends with the latest releases. Music by: John Meed - Daniel Patrick Quinn - Steamchicken - The Demon Barbers - Steeleye Span - Green Diesel - Nigel Brown - Jack Harris - Ninebarrow - Sandy Kilpatrick & The Origins Band - Jenny Sturgeon - An Dha - Ryan Fox - Mosquito Cabaret - Solana - Jamie Francis. Insanely Mental Instrumental: Silence Of The Chickens.

Released: 20 May 2017 On this edition of FolkCast we’ve got a hold full of songs about the sea! There are songs about racing on the sea, fishing on the sea and coming home from the sea.

We’ve mariners, pirates, whalers and lost sailers. We’ve got boats and tides and ships and sails. That’s right, FolkCasters. It’s a naughty nautical special! Music by: Skippinish - Nick Burbridge & Tim Cotterell - Thursday’s Band - Six Sick Sheep - The Changing Room - Fairport Convention - The Ancient Bretons - Chris Manasseh - Kadia - Akervinda - The Ballina Whalers - The Black Guards - Colin Onderdonk - Elephant Sessions - MagicHour - Merry Hell.

Soundbite Spotlight: La-la-la Session, London Insanely Mental Instrumental: Doofer. Released: 6 May 2017 We sing a couple of songs of the merry, merry month of May, we go to Gracelands, we wonder where the time has gone, we visit the court house to hear our brother speak, before not visiting Denver. Then we get wild in the country.

It could be England, it could Ireland, it could be Wales. Or it could be Transylvania!

We go on a bug hunt with a flying Yeti and hear an Insanely Mental Instrumental with a mammoth title. There’s a song by a Victorian postman, and there’s a song about a Victorian miner. And then we break it all down and pack it all away with the final journey of a 1969 split screen camper van. Music by: Jack Sharp - The Unthanks - Paul Walker & Karen Pfeiffer - Emily Maguire - Speak, Brother - Joe Martin - Police Dog Hogan - Pairdown - Fly Yeti Fly - Alistair Anderson & Northlands - Nick Wyke & Becki Driscoll - Canny Fettle - India Electric Co - Jimmy Lee Morris.

Insanely Mental Instrumental: Iain Macphail's Compliments To Chrissie Leatham / Cooper Of Stannerton Heugh / One-Horned Sheep. Released: 22 April 2017 In this edition: we build a railway, lose a lover or two to war, head to the hills, spend the night with drunken sailors, take a bite out of the Big Apple, rant against the modern world, go insane with a tinker, take the last train to Delhi and get lost in France before the whole thing ends in a Fiasco! Music by: Two Coats Colder - Siobhan Miller - Skinner & T’Witch - Chris Tye - Jason McNiff - Neil McSweeney - The Roving Crows - Megson - Cormac Begley - Feast Of Fiddles - Amelia Coburn - Paul J. Openshaw - The Medlars - Minnie Birch - Manran.

Insanely Mental Instrumental(s): The Yellow Tinker and An Cat Is A Mathair. Released: 8 April 2017 Featuring songs about. A Geordie from outer space. Two sisters who stitch up a dirty old lord. A witch with a secret. And the secret of a happy life.

Music by: Meet George Brown - Fly Yeti Fly - Katy Vernon - Jim Palanar - Kathryn Tickell & Friends - Eddie & Luc - Hicks And Goulbourn - The Blackheart Orchestra - Keston Cobblers Club - Ross Couper & Tom Oakes - John Roberts & Debra Cowan - Elfin Bow - Police Dog Hogan. Insanely Mental Instrumental: Sunburn, Man-Flu And The Shits. Released: 9 March 2017 We're back, baby! The start of a new season and we reveal plans for future FolkCasts as the show doubles production with new shows on the first and third weekend of every month. Music by: Steve Dagleish - Captain Of The Lost Waves - Steeleye Span - Chris Manasseh - Alex Cumming & Nicola Beazley - Andy Harding - Stew Simpson - Triangle - Mountain Oyster Band - Mike Hawkins - Fairport Convention - Old Blind Dogs - Martin Carthy - Ewan Macpherson - Ian Roland - Geoff Lakeman - Home Service Story Behind My Song: Mines Of The Tamar (mining) Soundbite: Rhyl Folk Club Insanely Mental Instrumental: Holding The Whippet. Released December 30th 2016 The latest update to our ever-evolving, ever-expanding show full of music for a fiery New Year's Eve.

Released December 19th 2016 Music, poetry and fun for a very merry Christmas and a blessed Yule! Released September 1st 2016 Welcome to FolkCast’s Autumn Crackler for 2016. In just under 80 minutes we’ll follow the harvest, collect wild mushrooms and visit the standing stones. We’ll celebrate All Hallow’s Eve and Bonfire Night, and join Thanksgiving. So come on, bring a basket and we’ll gather the season’s bounty in song!

Released June 1st 2016 Jump in and take a ride through more than an hour of superb sounds to keep you sizzling all summer long. Music by: King Courgette - Erik Johnson - Martha Tilston And The Woods - Jimmy Lee Morris - Wood, Wire & Words - Ken Nicol - Bluebird Avenue - Rab Noakes - Ross Ainslie - Hot Fingers - Genevieve And The Wild Sundays - James Filkins - Jacanda - Helen Chadwick - Rusty Shackle - Clive Palmer - Kris Drever - Amy Cook - Talis Kimberley - Darwin's Daughter - Carol Laula. 'You know it's summer when. The FolkCast Summer Sizzler hits your podcatcher!' Get down (Shep!) with a selection of the latest folkie sounds, plus an Eastern European excursion for some brilliant new releases. Music by: Nuala Kennedy - Rusty Shackle - Jon Boden - Genevieve And The Wild Sundays - Steve Pledger - Adam Beattie - David Ian Roberts - Long Lankin - Our Little Nell - Gillian Frame - Tuulikki Barosik - Paul Chamberlain and Michael Haywood - St Nicholas Orchestra - Megson. Story Behind The Song - Tolpuddle Man (Unions / Industrial Revolution) We Rewind to take a second bite from some recent releases, and then Fast-Forward for a brand new FolkCast Premiere!

Music by: Bob Fox and Stu Luckley - Nigel Brown - Mark Gamon - Scott Wood Band - Scott Krokoff - Robin Elliott - Braebach - Diamh - Gren Bartley - Beggar’s Bridge - Chumbawamba - Farrell Family - Phil Hare - Paul Davy - Talis Kimberley. The Story Behind The Song: The Victory Of General Ludd - violent unrest from the dawn of the Industrial Revolution. All new music, with a focus on instrumental music. Plus a Story Behind The Song that is astronomical, geographical and historical! Music by: Rusty Shackle - Kitty Macfarlane - 4Square - Chris Flegg - Out Of The Box - Will Pound & Eddy Jay - Graffiti - Pilgrims’ Way - The Nordic Fiddlers Bloc - Ninebarrow - Mark Knopfler (with James Taylor) - Jimmy Lee Morris - Eamon Friel - Greg Russell & Ciaran Algar - Hamish Napier & Findlay Napier - Mary McPartlan. The Story Behind The Song: Sailing To Philadelphia - the story of the drawing of the Mason-Dixon Line.

Released March 10th 2016 FolkCast's fourth annual celebration of Spring. Featuring music by: Arthur Askey - Spoil The Dance - Coope Boyes & Simpson - Kellianna - Mark Owen Music - Mike Reinstein - Green Genes - The Knights Of Mentis - John Kirkpatrick - Show Of Hands - Andy Cutting, Nancy Kerr & Martin Simpson - Sarah McQuaid - Kenny Rankin - Christof - Mike O’Connor - The Changing Room - Lisa Knapp - Jackie Oates - Becky Mills - Faustus - Hilary James & Simon Mayor - Fabian Holland - Charlie Chaplin Poetry by: Margaret Buckle - Anon. All aboard the FolkCast Express, calling at Womanchester, Lonely Town, Duopolis and Band City with added excursions on a whaling ship, a catamaran and the ferry to Babba's Island! Music from James Fagan And Jamie McClennan - Roseanna Ball - She Shanties - Mikhail Birch - Simon Scardanelli - Theo Bard - Ben River - Salty Paws - Mairearad And Anna - Miranda Sykes & Rex Preston - The Red Dirt Skinners - Niteworkds - Jez Hallard & The Djukella Orchestra - Richard Thompson - Dave Goulder - and Joe Tilston. The Story Behind The Song: Sam Jones - the story of the battlefield scavengers, the rag-and-bone men.

Released December 30th 2015 Updated every year, this is the ever-expanding, ever-improving mix of music for a fiery New Year's Eve, full of drinking songs, tradition, jigs, reels, hangovers and repentanc e! Released December 15th 2016 Take a trip to Babba's Island, somewhere off the south coast of England, and discover how Folkie Phil and Babba get several sack-loads of music and readings all about Christmas, to good little FolkCasters all over the world. In just one night!

Released September 1st 2015 As Summer fades, enjoy the wonders of Autumn with the Crackler! Music by: Don Amero - Paul Green - Geraldo & His Orchestra - Spoil The Dance - Talis Kimberley - The Albion Dance Band - Ashley Hutchings & Ken Nicol -Oysterband with Steve Knightley and June Tabor - Little Miss Higgins - The Riverside - Dick Gaughan - Gill Sandell & Chris T-T - March To May - Tudor Lodge - Phil Beer - Clype (featuring Jenny Sturgeon) - Jackson C.

Frank - Gilmore & Roberts - Beautiful Junkyards - Luke Daniels & John Dipper - Blanche Rowan & Mike Gulston - Sandy Denny - Na-Mara Readings & Verse: Edgar Albert Guest - Dahm The Bard - David Drever - Ron Hynes - Michael Crummey What does the term 'singer-songwriter' mean to you? Music by: Kelly Oliver - Ross Ainslie - Eleven Magpies - Breda Mayock - Liability - Na-Mara - Mark Gamon - Emily Barker - The Jamie Freeman Agreement - James Leclaire & The Cable 22's - Paul Doffing - KC Barber - The Changing Room - Captain Morgan's Rum Do Story Behind The Song: Wreckers (shipwrecks - smuggling - smugglers) This month we REWIND to bring you more music from some of the albums released over the last 12 months and more.

Music by: TradArrr - Ange Hardy - Reg Meuross - Heg & The Wolf Chorus - Barrule - Skinner & T'witch - Buffo's Wake - The Demon Barbers - The Urban Folk Quartet - Greg Russell and Ciaran Algar - Fabian Holland - KC Barber - Jane Thomason - James Delarre and Saul Rose - Pete Coe and Alice Jones - The Sea Kings - The Mather Robinson Band Story Behind The Song: The Bold Princess Royal (pirates - ships) New releases from the worlds of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music, plus a couple of previews and a classic track, too! Music by: The Mather-Robinson Band - Skerryvore - The Urban Folk Quartet - Ken Nicol - Eric Peter Schwartz - Maple Bee - Sandy Kilpatrick - The Dovetail Trio - The Sea Kings - Seafoxes - Riotous Assembly - Martin & Eliza Carthy - Little Johnny England - Hot Tamale Story Behind The Song: The Grand Conversation On Napoleon (politics). Released June 2nd 2015 A picnic basket stuffed with treats for the season of sun, wasps, downpours and the harvest.

Released March 2nd 2015 March Into May 2015: A Podcast all about the season of Spring! You've survived the winter! Let's celebrate the coming of Spring with FolkCast's March Into May 2015, a progression in music and verse from the slow departure of old man winter to the birth of the summer. Music by: Music by: Charlie Chaplin - Bella Hardy - Lee Maddison - Luka Bloom - The North Atlantic Trio - Terence Blacker - Laura Veirs - Amazing Blondel - Matthew Tomayko - De-Malebysse - Pete Seeger - Damh The Bard - S.J. Tucker - Tracy Grammer - Threepenny Bit - Jolly Jack - Nancy Kerr & James Fagan - Paul McGladdery - Fats Waller - Kyle Carey, Josienne Clarke & Ben Walker - Richard Thompson - Life And Times - Beltane Border Morris - Fairytale - Danni Nichols - Spiral Dance Poetry by: Phil Widdows - Darren Sant - Harold Peary - Night An'Fey - A.E.Housman Music by: Joe Innes & The Cavalcade - King Eider - Jemima Farey - Gareth Lee and Annie Baylis - The Changing Room - Sarah McQuaid - Ian Carmichael - Skipper's Alley - Tom Kitching - Mishaped Pearls - Martin & Eliza Carthy - Freshly Ground - India Electric Co. Story Behind The Song: Queen Caraboo / Princess Caraboo Fresh music for a new year, plus two tales of alternative lifestyles of years gone. Music by: Garry Blakeley - Nick Edward Harris - Zeptepi - Jo Carley and The Old Dry Skulls - Jay Terrestrial and Firepit Collective - Terry Easton - The Reid Jamieson Band - Sean Moyses and Ken Aoki - John Jenkins - Daria Kulesh - Anne-Marie Sanderson - Bandersnatch - Skipinnish Poem: The Ballad Of Blaster Jack Story Behind The Song: Close To The Wind (highwaymen).

Released December 30th 2014 The updated revision of FolkCast's music for a fiery New Year's Eve, full of drinking songs, tradition, jigs, reels, hangovers and repentance! This is an updated and revised edition of 2012's show. Latest revision: December 2014 Music by: Blackbeard's Tea Party - Maddy Prior & The Carnival Band - Life And Times - The Red Hot Chilli Pipers - Swill And The Swaggerband - The Levellers - Enter The Haggis - Krista Di Gregorio - 100 Mile House - The Unthanks - Mary Chapin Carpenter - Caroline Herring - Miranda Sykes and Rex Preston - Nowell Sing We Clear - Peter Nardini - The Duncan McFarlane Acoustic Band - Frank Turner and Jon Snodgrass - Over The Rhine - Jimi Hendrix. Supaplex Download Free Windows. Released December 9th 2014 The FolkCast Festive Selection Box - bursting with good things for the season of Christmas, Yule and Saturnalia, with specially selected music and readings. Music by: Jon Lindsay - Hank Snow - Christmas Accordion - Robb Johnson - Lisa Redford - Johnny Aitken - The Longest Johns - John Smith - Maggie Boyle - Andrews Massey Duo - Anne Marie Sanderson - Barry Allen - Johnny Coppin - Runrig - Blackheart - Albion Christmas Band - Bella Hardy - Lunasa - Straight No Chaser - Ringo Starr - Marillion - Zoe Wren - Nowell Sing We Clear - Vicki Swan & Johnny Dyer - Wood Wire And Words Readings and verse by: Bart Simpson - Mrs CS Stone - Ashley Hutchings - Virginia Woolf. New releases from the worlds of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and other roots-type musical genres, plus Babba looks at the history, heritage and differences between Father Christmas and Santa Claus.

Music by: Heg & The Wolf Chorus - Jez Lowe - The Familiars - Iain Till - Jeremy Tuplin - Norm Straus - Any O'Neill & CeeCee - Ryan Fox - Until The Bird - Pete Morton - The Levellers & Bellowhead - The Blue Pig Orchestra - Heed The Thunder. Released November 23rd 2014 A storming collection of songs, poetry and prose for the winter 2014/15. Music by: Green Diesel - The Imagined Village - The Young 'Uns - Peter Lacey - Reid Jamieson - Ninebarrow - Mark Ellis - Greg Russell and Ciaran Algar - KC Barber - George Boomsma - Stooshie - Rainbow Chasers - Miranda Sykes - Shine - Kyle Carey - Charlie Mosbrook - Duncan McCrone - Nigel Brown. Quotations by: Oliver Herford - James Carlos Blake - John Burrows - Thomas De Quincey - John Updyke - Lord Byron - Billy Connolly - Sinclair Lewis - Phil Widdows - Robert Byrne - JR Stockton. In this show, as well as some of the latest releases from the folkosphere, we'll be focusing on heroes with a collection of new songs for the season of remembrance, and also with a very special Story Behind The Song, our exclusive feature which briefs you about an historical event which has been memorialised in song - and this month it's an event that didn't just inspire one song but an entire concept album! Music by: Merry Hell - The Men They Couldn't Hang - Green Diesel - Rainbow Chasers - The Ree-Vahs! - Brillig - Nigel Brown - Terry Easton - Guy Calhoun - The Elizabethan Session - The Armistice Pals - Blast From The Past - Show Of Hands - The Cork Jacket Crew - The Alt Story Behind The Song: Soul Savers (lifeboats).

Released October 2014 Greetings, and welcome to the FolkCast Halloween Scream for 2014, a special show featuring My Babies., an original tale of terror about a folk tradition which, for some, has a gruesome intensity. So, this is not suitable for those of a nervous disposition, or whose imaginations tend to get the better of them when darkness falls, the wind howls, and when the veil between the worlds becomes thinnest. It's not something to play to your babies, either. Save it until they are old enough to know that what they imagine and what is real are not always the same thing.

BUT, if you're willing to take the risk of a shiver or a shock, please - lock all your doors and windows, turn off all distractions, sit back and be comfortable for the next 20 minutes while I tell you all about My Babies. Music by: The Similar Touch - Daisy Chapman - Paul Borgese and the Strawberry Traffic Jam We dip into a stack full of new releases, and Babba goes back to the end of the Middle Ages to show why life in England was no bed of Roses. Music by: The Men They Couldn't Hang - The Blue Pig Orchestra - Hex - The Changing Room - Lee Madison - Christopher James Sheridan - Reg Meuross - Eamon Friel - Ange Hardy - Kelly Oliver - Green Diesel - Threepenny Bit - The Hut People - The Willows - The Legendary Ten Seconds - Josienne Clarke & Ben Walker - Ivor Game The Story Behind The Song: Tewkesbury Tale (battle). Released September 23rd Take a musical walk through the Autumn, from September to December, via Halloween and Guy Fawkes' Night. Released August 18th Phil chats to BILLY MITCHELL and RAY LAIDLAW of Lindisfarne as they embark on a major UK tour with their show 'The Lindisfarne Story'. Featuring clips from the show and live songs.

We pay mind to the Rule Of Three this month, with 3 Bright Lights, 3 ladies, 3 men, 3 bands, 3 trad songs. March 2014 FolkCast's second annual celebration of the season of Spring, as told in music, rhyme and verse. Come on, let's set out now on a journey from the death of Old Man Winter to the dawning of a new summer. On the way we'll visit April and Easter as we March Into May! Halloween Scream 2013 - The Beast In The Attic: A tale of terror illustrated with music and poetry A Time That Never Was. By Lonesome Wyatt and the Holy Spooks - Souling Song by Kristen Lawrence - It's Halloween by Laura Warfield - Annabel Lee by Edgar Allen Poe - Ghost by Matt Stevens - Introduction To Horror, presented by Arch Oboler - Watching Ghosts by Helen Dorothy - Graveyard by True Gents - Along Destiny Road, a poem by Dave Alton, with Horror by Paul Sop - The Bet by Show Of Hands - O! Death by Sproatly Smith - The Gravedigger by Jake Thackray - The 'Other Dance'.

From Reaper Man by Terry Pratchett, read by Babba - The Dark Morris by Steeleye Span - Seven Years Old by Sedayne - 'Tis Now The Very Witching Time Of The Night', from Hamlet, read by Richard Burton - The Unquiet Grave by Moonrakers - The Moonwraith by Bonfire Night - Halloween Radio Broadcast by Bing Crosby and Lena Home - Goetia AD72 by English Heretic - Samhain Eve by Dahm The Bard - Death Is Just A Dream by Ken Nicol New songs, old songs, pop songs as folk songs, songs about the weather and the Story Behind The Song. It's a rockin', riotous, rumbustious FolkCast show.! Music by: The Demon Barbers - Day Of The Rabblement - Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer - Whalebone - The Bad Shepherds - Red Hot Chilli Pipers - Beau - Doug MacNearney - Zeptepi - McDermott's 2 Hours - Merry Hell - Barricades Rise - Skylark Song - James Bell - Fabian Holland - Roving Crows.

The Story Behind The Song: The life and times of Dr William Price - eccentric, nudist, enthusiastic lover, father to many, many children and the man who opened the door to the acceptance of cremation in Britain. September 2013 A collection of songs and quotations for the Autumn season. Music by: Show Of Hands - Roy Harper - Nick Cook - Paolo Nutini - Ashley Hutchings - Talis Kimberley - Jethro Tull - Gill Sandell - Marco Catracchia - Mark Handley - FolkLaw - Luluc - In Gowan Ring - Josienne Clarke and Ben Walker - Tuung - The Last Bison - Prydwyn And Kira with Quickthorn - Maddy Prior - Anthony Thistlethwaite - Mark Knopfler - Steven Lindsay - The Black Feathers Quotations by: Jane Austen - George Eliot - Stephen King - Hal Borland - P.G. Wodehouse - Humbert Wolfe - Keith Donohue - John Greenleaf Whittier - Shauna Niequist - Daphne du Maurier - Clyde Watson It's oh so quiet as we fill this month's show with folk, singer-songwriter and roots music from the chilled end of the scale. It's all low-key, laid back, and decidedly delicious, including an exclusive live session from our special guest, Sarah McQuaid.

Music by: Tinkerscuss - Becky Mills - Day Of The Rabblement - Jont - Sarah McQuaid - Vicki Swan and Jonny Dyer - Jenna - Phillip Henry And Hannah Martin - Lisa Knapp - Skylark Song - Fabian Holland. The Story Behind The Song: The tale of Mary Queen of Scots is told by Babba featuring Fotheringay by Fairport Convention Excerpts from two very different musical journeys, a version of Raggle Taggle Gypsies like you've never heard before, and some music that's so chilled out it moves at just 1mph. Music from: Lucy Ward - The Freedom/Guilt Equation - Chris Flegg - Ange Hardy - Tess Of The Circle - One Mile An Hour - Lady Maisery - Gill Sandell - Jet McDonald - Celtic Reggae Revolution - Whalebone - Between The Wars - Judy Dyble - The Bad Shepherds. Babba tells the story behind the song Richard Of York by Lord Zarquon and The Legendary Ten Seconds.

New sounds from the worlds of folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music. Songs of travel, of love, of loss and of a life well lived. And, if you thought you knew what bagpipes sound like - or that you didn't like them! - we'll be changing your mind. An exclusive interview with singer-songwriter Luke Jackson! Music by: Rusty Shackle - Chris Ricketts - The Fisherman's Friends - Josienne Clarke and Ben Walker - Cocos Lovers - Dick Hyman and Judy Hyman - Tom Russell And The Norwegian Wind Ensemble - The Red Hot Chilli Pipers - Man's Ruin - James Duncan MacKenzie - Luke Jackson - The Jon Hart Band The FolkCast preview of Fairport's Cropredy Convention 2013, the fabulous music festival in the heart of England presented by the founding fathers of British folk-rock, Fairport Convention. With music and interviews.

Music by: Alice Cooper - Dave Pegg and PJ Wright - Fairport Convention - Romeo's Daughter - Edward II - Greg Russell and Ciaran Algar - Danny & The Champions Of The World - Kathryn Roberts and Sean Lakeman - Moulettes - Lunasa - The Levellers - 10CC - Richard Digance - Mediaeval Baebes - The Dunwells - Peatbog Faeries - Nik Kershaw A soundtrack for the season: summery songs and songs of the summer, with poetry and quotations to match. Music from: Eddi Reader - The True Gents - Candidate - Co-Pilgrim - Blanche Rowan & Mike Gulston - Lola & The Bludgies - Uku The Mighty - Union Jill - Jack Harris - Alexandre Nestorov - Damh The Bard - Jon Airdrie - Paul Mosley - Nick Drake - Mark Knopfler - Man's Ruin - Nigel Brown - Show Of Hands - Martin Francis - Luke Jackson - Eric Pukos Poetry and quotations from: Enid Blyton - James Dent - William Cullen Bryant - F.

Scott Fitzgerald - William Shakespeare - Natalie Babbitt - Deb Caleti Choose your size: Extra Large features extra chat and a little more music. Ken Nicol returns from Down Under (we lock him in a cellar when he's not on air.) with tales of his trip to Oz and NZ, and we chat about online personality, the resurrection of a folk-rock giant, and whether anyone will buy an umbrella with our name on it. Babba gets yellow fever in the Story Behind The Song, as he reveals all. About the significance of yellow ribbons in folk song. Music from: Merry Hell - Josienne Clarke and Ben Walker - Nick Edward Harris - Men Of Folk - Ann Vriend - Gary Hall - Clive Gregson - The Longest Johns - Dougie Crosbie - Lindisfarne - Folk On This time of year is rich with new releases as musicians prepare for another summer of touring and festivals, and here at FolkCast we've been dancing under the April showers of downloads and CDs dropping through our letter box on a daily basis. Music from: Battlefield Band - Anna Corcoran - Common Tongues - Graham Cairns - Allan Yn Y Fan - Co-Pilgrim - Stark - Gordon Giltrap and Oliver Wakeman - Miranda Sykes & Rex Preston - Union Jill - Roy Mette - The Celtic Fiddle Festival - Said The Maiden - Blackbeard's Tea Party Babba tells The Story Behind The Song of the dread pirate Bartholomew Roberts.

April 2013 An exclusive interview with singer and songwriter Deborah Bonham. She talks about her new album Spirit, her musical influences and growing up with Led Zeppelin. Spring Into May: A FolkCast Seasonal Special - Music and poetry for the Spring to early Summer. Music from: Hilary James - Waking The Witch - Jonnie Murphy - Matthew Ord- Neil Cousin - Sedayne - Spriguns - Simon Fowler's Merrymouth - Tess - Fairport Convention - The Ralf Weihrauch Trio - James Findlay - Mike Vass - Spiral Dance - Magicfolk - Lisa Knapp - Jackie Oates - Little Johnny England - Runrig - Katriona Gilmore and Jamie Roberts - Steeleye Span - Jethro Tull - The Bailey Sisters - Damh The Bard Poetry and quotations from: E.E. Cummings - Doug Larson - Henry Van Dyke - WH Davies - Henry David Thoreau - E.B.

White - Mark Twain - Omar Khayyam - Dave Alton - Percy Bysshe Shelley - Thomas Hardy - Rainer Maria Rilke Our special guest is folk singer and guitarist Jed Grimes, and Babba concludes our two-part Story Behind The Song about the life and times of Tom Paine. Music from: Blackbeard's Tea Party - The Outside Track - Gavin Davenport - Faustus - Crompton's Thresher - Jed Grimes - Bob Hillary and The Massive Mellow - Jess Morgan - Amy Duncan Music from the outer reaches of the folk galaxy. Featuring: Paradigms - Jo Bywater - Anna Lena & The Orchids - Perry Ostrin - Rita Payne Rewind dips into the FolkCast music archive to bring you more from artists already introduced in our regular monthly podcasts.

Music by: Gilmore&Roberts - Two Coats Colder - Roy Mette - True Gents - Mulholland & Ward - Blackbeard's Tea Party - Talis Kimberley - Damh The Bard - Mark Knopfler - Kathryn Tickell - Chris While & Julie Matthews - Reg Meuross - The QP - Galley Beggar - Bellowhead - FolkLaw - Ken Nicol Discover the amazing true story of folk hero Tom Paine, who went from being a corset maker in Norfolk to being 'the father of the American Revolution'and also inspired a great song or two. And we pay tribute to Fisherman's Friends with a selection of shanties and songs of the sea. Music by: True Gents - Andrew Gordon - Brass Monkey - DH Lawrence And the Vauderville Skiffle Show - Spiritual Wardrobe - Moulettes - Fisherman's Friends - Zeptepi - Chris Ricketts - Colgarra - Fairport Convention - Heg And The Wolf Chorus - Minnie Birch - Heidi Talbot - Richard Thompson - Little Johnny England.

CD length show XL - added chat and longer music. New music for a new year from the UK's original and premier independent podcast dedicated to folk, folk-rock, singer-songwriter and roots music. Choose your size: original or XL. The original size is edited for listeners who prefer to burn the show to CD.

The XL format includes extra chat and longer songs. Music by: Dr Mango & the Chickpeas - Merry Hell (feat Dave Swarbrick) - Peter Knight's Gigspanner - Daisy Chapman - Bridie Jackson & The Arbour - Charlie Law - Ivor Game - Douglas Hinton - Until The Bird. - Dirty Old Folkers - Reg Meuross - The Sandman's Orchestra - Fable Of The Bees - Frost At Midnight Music for a fiery New Year's Eve, featuring tales of drinking and arson. Ring out the old, ring in the new with The Last Hurrah and have a Happy New Year! Music by: Blackbeard's Tea Party - Maddy Prior & The Carnival Band - Life And Times - The Unthanks - Caroline Herring - Miranda Sykes and Rex Preston - Nowell Sing We Clear - Hogmanay - The Duncan McFarlane Acoustic Band Dark music for the darkest time of the year, with lots of death, tragedy and injustice in December 2012's FolkCast. So, if you're feeling desperate, down or dispirited because of the weather, your wasted wallet or your walloped waistline, this is just the place for you!

These are the blues, baby - folk style! Music by: Kate Denny - Iain Morrison - Mike Vass - Red Shoes - Chris While and Julie Matthews - Annie Dressner - Calum Stewart & Lauren MacColl - Mike Grogan - The Portraits - Sproatly Smith - Eamon Friel - Damh The Bard. Babba presents The Story Behind The Song for Innocents Song by Show Of Hands. Come to the FolkCast Village Hall for a special show full of music, poetry and comedy to celebrate winter, Yuletide, Christmas and beyond!

With literary offerings by: William Shakespeare - Damh The Bard and Cerri Lee - Dave Carr - The Human Nutrino - Miracle on 34th Street - Ogden Nash A series of special short shows featuring exclusive interviews with the stars of GBFF2012 at Butlin's, Skegness. Interviews with: Ashley Hutchings - Simon Care - Blair Dunlop - Patsy Matheson - Gordon Giltrap - Roy Mette - Triangle - Sue Marchant - John Watterson (aka Fake Thackray) - Peter Knight - Phil Beer Music from: The Morris On Band - The Albion Band - Blair Dunlop - Patsy Matheson - Gordon Giltrap - Roy Mette & Triangle - Jake Thackray - Fake Thackray - Peter Knight's Gigspanner - Show Of Hands November is the month of memories, and in an opening section we pay tribute to the dead of all wars, with six songs from various of war viewpoints through history. Later in the show our folk historian, Babba, lights the fuse on the story of Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot – an infamous event remembered annually with fireworks and bonfires. And there's a specially-written song to commemmorate 'the last man to enter Parliament with honest intentions'. We also remind you that the end of November is time for the Great British Folk Festival, so we preview the event with music from some of the artists appearing this year.

Music from: Duncan McCrone - Gary Cordice - Peter Bellamy - Seth Lakeman & The BBC Concert Orchestra - Show Of Hands - Taalis Kimberley - Jamie Smith's Mabon - Feral Mouth - Feast Of Fiddles - Fay Hield & The Hurricane Party - Gordon Giltrap - Merry Hell - Carys & Rosemary - Amber Road.