We ring in the new year with a slight format change as Bilgemunky Radio is reduced to 2 hours, and After Dark is extended to 1. That aside, it's more of the great pirate music you love!

Being the last show of 2007, Bilgemunky Radio closed out the year with the expected high standards of pirate music, as well as some exciting new songs from Bounding Main, The Brigands, and the Skeleton Crew Pirate Band! Tonight's show also featured an interview with Captain Phleabag of the Jolly Garogers, as we discussed the new 2 CD set, Lafitte's Return!

After two weeks (oh, the dread) of no Bilgemunky Radio, pirate music has returned with the full awsomeness of christmas chanteys by Captain Dan, Tom Smith, and Hucklescary Finn. And that says nothing of an incredible new remix by the Salt Sea Pirates!

The rum-less days are behind us, and the music sounds all the sweeter! Pirates R Us, World's End, Purple Heart, and many, many more help us celebrate!

Still lacking liquid courage and energy alike, Bilgemunky bravely stumbles forward with another exciting episode of the greatest pirate music in the universe! Featuring the latest from Captain Dan, the Musical Blades, and Thyme Awaye. Plus a brand new song from Captain Marty Scapegoat!

With no caffeine and no rum, can Bilgemunky muster the strength to crank out another incredible broadcast of pirate music? Will the surprise interview with Shipwrecked Pirate Music Festival help or hinder his plans? Find out, true believers, on tonight's exciting episode of Bilgemunky Radio!

Keeping in the spirit of the season, tonight's show featured an extra-heavy rotation of spooky songs from The Seadogs, Skip Henderson, the Jolly Garogers, Captain Bogg Salty, and many more!

Many Bilgemunky Radio favorites, and some previously unaired tunes from the Pyrates Royal, Lost Boys, and Captain Dan and the Scurvy Crew!

Tonight's show was highlighted by sneak previews of upcoming albums from The Blades and Sunken Chest.

This episode features the premiere of Bilgemunky's very own song!!!! Also includes an interview with author Helen Hollick, and (of course) loads of great pirate music!