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Gusto! Passion! Celtic Pride! ...Huh?

Filip Machac our guest from the Czech Republic regals us with his passions and interests surrounding his work and life as a Czech/Czech Sign Language interpreter.

Knowing our passions well helps us balance our work, family life, hobbies, and energy levels. Listen to Filip and I discuss how his interests overlap his profession and support his skills. We also touch on the subject of artistic interpreting.

NOTE: A very special thank you to Filip and his bandmates from ISARA for the wonderful music clips of their own arrangement. See the list of music below that I used from their generous gift to us.

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Music by ISARA on this episode:
7-8-9 (instr.) music: Filip Machač & Filip Šelemberk, ar.: Isara
Nights in London (instr.) music: Jenna Reid, Liz Carroll & Michael McGoldrick, ar.: Isara Shetland Night in London (Jenna Reid) - Diplodocus (Liz Carroll) - Pitt Street (Michael McGoldrick)
Půl slánky [Half a salt shaker](Jimmy Mó Mhíle Stór) music: Irish folk, lyrics: David Šelemberk and Saša Niklíčková

Performers
ISARA
Kristýna Šelemberková - vocals
Filip Šelemberk - Irish whistles, Irish flute, acoustic guitar, keyboards, vocals
David Šelemberk - acoustic guitar, Irish bouzouki, vocals
Filip Machač - electric guitar, mandolin
Tomáš Nezdara - bass guitar, vocals
Václav Pohl - drums, percussion

Recorded in 2022 at White Wolf Records
Production, musical direction and mastering - Karel Dřínek

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