#122: Feature on the Bodhran

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4.6 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 10 May 2012

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Irish Celtic music from FIMM, Iona, Finbar Furey, Flook, Navan, George Murphy, Ceann, Hugh Morrison, Black 47, First Highland Watch, Callanach, West of Eden.www.celticmusicpodcast.com

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Today’s shows is brought to you by The Luckless Prince, a fantasy novel by Rie Sheridan Rose

Young Prince Roland is bored with castle life. When a chance comes to go on a trade mission for his father, he leaps at it. With his faithful squire Stefan at his side, he is swept up in a current of intrigue and danger that will leave you breathless. Follow them forth into fantasy adventure in The Luckless Prince by Rie Sheridan Rose, available for Kindle and Nook, or in paperback from Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Zumaya Publications. Find out more at www.riewriter.com.

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Transcript

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0:00.0	The Irish and Celtic Music Podcast Show Number 122 special feature on The Balron.
0:06.5	Today's show is brought to you by the Luckless Prince, a fantasy novel by Re Sheridan Rose.
0:11.5	Young Prince Roland is bored with Castle Life.
0:14.5	When a chance comes to go on a trade mission with his father, he leaps at it.
0:18.5	With his faithful Squire Stephen at his side, he is swept up in a current of intrigue and danger that will leave you breathless.
0:24.8	Follow them forth into Fantasy Adventure in the Luckless Prince by Resherton Rose,
0:29.6	available on Kindle and Nook or in paperback from Amazon Barnes and Noble or Zumaya publication.
0:35.0	To find out more at rewriter.com. You're going to be. Oh, The the Oh, Oh, I'm not. I do.
1:53.0	Oh, I do.
1:55.0	I do.
1:56.0	Oh, I do.
1:57.0	Oh,
1:58.0	And so, Oh, Oh, Oh,
2:00.0	Oh, Oh, Oh, The And the The Oh, The Oh, you know, it's not.
3:23.0	Oh, you know.
3:24.0	Oh, you know.
3:25.0	Oh, you know.
3:27.0	Yeah.
3:28.0	And,
3:27.0	Yeah,
3:28.0	And you know, The And then.
3:43.0	The Oh, Okay, Oh, Oh, Oh, Welcome. Welcome to the Irish and Celtic Music Podcast, the voice of Indie Celtic Music
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