Pamela chats with Erin Cornell, singer, songwriter and moving force of new Celtic-inspired band Èireann, about their just-released single Manannán and Erin's Celtic connections.

Manannán can be streamed at https://open.spotify.com/track/2L9wUKJoBLG5oJETzrwD24?si=P5Y3DGGPQHi9myQFAGB94g and all the usual platforms.

Pamela chats live on air with Graeme McColgan, otherwise known as The Scotsman, about his gigs in Glen Innes, his album 'Distant Shores', music, cèilidhs, life in Australia and more.

Pamela chats live on air with Sean from Mad Kelpie Playdate about their new album 'Birls and Bones'.

Pamela chats live on air with singer-songwriter Emmy Ryan (formerly known as Emmy Bree) about her forthcoming EP, I Ain't So Blue.  More about Emmy and the EP at https://emmyryan.bandcamp.com/album/i-ain-t-so-blue

Pamela chats to singer-songwriter James Mackenzie during the 2024 Heartland Festival in Pitlochry, Scotland.  The studio version of the song 'Shoulders' can be found at https://jamesmackenziemusic.bandcamp.com/album/shoulders

Pamela chats with Manx musicians Elizabeth Davidson-Blythe and Daniel Quayle during the Australian Celtic Fetival 2024, about the Isle of Man, food, and music.  (Edited highlights from a live program.)

Pamela chats with Gerry O'Connor, master fiddler from Ireland, about traditional music, instrument-making, his research on the Oriel music manuscript that resulted in his book 'The Rose in the Gap'. The interview was recorded during the Australian Celtic Festival 2024.

Pamela chats with Tim, Belle and Craig from Limerick Modern Celtic Band during the Australian Celtic Festival 2024, and they play a new song in the studio.

Pamela chats with Aidan Moodie and Craig Baxter from Scottish folk band Gnoss at the Blue Mountains Music Festival - about their connection to Orkney's history and culture and Scottish folk music.

Pamela chats with Conor Bradley, president, about Canberra Irish Language Association's Scoil Samhraidh (Summer School) on 25-28 January.