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Podcasts and Irish Music...

Just recently suscribed to "The Angus Sessions" podcast and it's pretty damn good!

Any podcast savvy sessioneers know of any others out there worth listening to?

cheers,
Armand

# Posted on October 10th 2006 by fiddlinviolinin

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Haven't listened to podcasts specifically but have listened to some of the shows at http://www.rte.ie/rnag/ (it is possible to record these - I believe).

# Posted on October 10th 2006 by shakey

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http://www.rte.ie/rnag/ceol.html to be more precise.

# Posted on October 10th 2006 by shakey

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Shakey - do you know how to record these webcasts? Also interested in recording programs from the www.tg4.ie webcasts - various ceol shows on there too

# Posted on October 10th 2006 by richrua

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checkout Replay Radio, not expensive works well, has a variety of related tools

http://www.applian.com/index.php

there may be freebies and cheaper things, I haven't looked widely, but this stuff worked well capturing streaming audio of various sorts.

# Posted on October 11th 2006 by ratbiscuit

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You can download complete Trad programs from www.clarefm.ie

# Posted on October 11th 2006 by RockyRoader

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And dont' forget

www.ayepod.net

for Scottish stuff!

# Posted on October 11th 2006 by TheCurvyFiddle

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I use Free Hi-Q Recorder from http://www.roemersoftware.com/index.html It probably has other features but I've only used it for recording the programmes to MP3 as they are playing - it's worked a treat.

# Posted on October 11th 2006 by shakey

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You might also try www.themusicofireland.com. There you will find the last four shows.They are downloadable (mp3 40 kbps)and are absolutely free

# Posted on October 15th 2006 by Musicofireland