DruidCast - A Druid Podcast Episode 181

DruidCast – A Druid Podcast Episode 05The DruidCon 2007 Special.Philip Carr-Gomm interviews Stephan Allen, Potia, Little Raven, Fionn Tulach and Syd Merle.Cruel Sister – Kate Fletcher – www.katefletcher.co.ukMistletoe Foundation - http://druidnetwork.org/en/mistletoe/foundation.htmlTheir a Bannag, Ho ro Bannag - Fionn Tulach - http://www.ceilede.co.ukSyd Merle Broceliande Forest site - http://terre.sacree.over-blog.com/Tara under threat – www.tarawatch.orgThe Dinador Serpent - http://www.rotherwasribbon.com/Elder - James Reid - Woven Wheat Whispers – www.wovenwheatwhispers.co.ukIntro music – Hills they are Hollow – Damh the Bard – www.paganmusic.co.ukMaking the Mead – Paul Newman – www.iampaulnewman.co.uk

18 Sep 20071h 5min

DruidCast Episode 04Spanish Troubador - Dragonsfly www.dragonsfly.orgMessiah - Silver on the Tree www.myspace.com/silveronthetreeThe History of the Pagan Horned God - Professor Ronald HuttonElements of Druidry - Beliefs - Philip Carr-GommPoem - Faerieland Dance - Aiden DoyleWood - Telling the Bees - www.myspace.com/tellingthebeesNorth Country Maid - The Owl Service www.myspace.com/theowlserviceWood and North Country Maid taken from John Barleycorn Reborn www.john-barleycorn-reborn.comMaking the Mead - Paul Newman www.iampaulnewman.co.ukFamiliar Shores - Dragonsfly - www.dragonsfly.orgDruidCast Theme - The Hills they are Hollow - Damh the Bard www.paganmusic.co.uk

21 Aug 20071h 17min

Welcome to DruidCast Episode 03!In this podcast we feature excerpts from the Order’s Bardic audio course, an interview with New Zealand Druid Pamela Meekings-Stewart where we talk about Druidry in the Southern Hemisphere, plus lots of great music – see the credits below!Arianrhod – Claire Hamilton http://www.livingmyths.comThe Power of Story – Philip Carr-GommMerlin am I – Damh the Bard http://www.paganmusic.co.ukMy Name is Lugh – Explorer http://www.myspace.com/explorerpagansongsLinde von Bayeax – Corvi Ridentes http://www.corviridentes.comMust keep building roads – Tom GoddardAn Invocation of Awen – Paul RouselleDark Lake – Claire Hamilton http://wwwlivingmyths.comFollow the Line – The Dolmen http://www.thedolmen.com

18 Juli 20071h 11min

A Bardic Bonanza!This is the second edition of DruidCast, the podcast brought to you by the Order of Bards Ovates and Druids. In this show we have live performances from some of the best of the UK's Bards recorded at the Order's Summer Gathering at Glastonbury Town Hall, 9th June 2007.Arthur 'ZZ' Birmingham (www.zzbirminghamband.co.uk) plays a Muddy Waters classic.Keiron Sibley drums his 'Barefoot Boogie'.Paul Mitchell (www.myspace.com/pagansatire) plays a rousing rendition of the classic folk song John Barleycorn.We have an exclusive interview with Druid Will Worthington, artist of the Druid Animal Oracle, the DruidCraft Tarot, and the forthcoming Druid Plant Oracle.More music from Paul Newman (www.iampaulnewman.co.uk) and Damh the Bard (www.paganmusic.co.uk). A great performance from poet Liv Torc, and finishing with a song by Bard Rob Chapman (www.myspace.com/alittlebitofsacred).Also there is the result of last month's book competition.

21 Juni 20071h 6min

Druidcast - the Druid PodcastWelcome to the webpage for the Druid Podcast - Druidcast - provided by the Order. Your host is Damh the Bard and each episode he will feature poetry, story and song offered by Bards throughout the world. There will also be interviews with people from the Druid tradition, seasonal thoughts, explorations of Celtic mythology and history, reviews, and competitions.Shownotes for episode 1:The first show is an introduction to the Order, the three grades, and the Druidic Wheel of the Year. Intro music is 'Hills they are Hollow' by Damh the Bard (http://www.paganmusic.co.uk), the link harp music is 'Hawthorn' by Fred Hageneder (http://www.friendsofthetrees.org.uk), and the backing harp music for the Imbolc poem is 'Wake' by Claire Hamilton (http://www.livingmyths.com).Throughout the section discussing the seasonal cycles we have used the dates relevant to the Northern Hemisphere, if you are listening from the Southern Hemisphere the dates are reversed, ie the Summer Solstice is on or around the 21st December, not June.

1 Juni 200725min