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BONFIRES & CASTLES PODCAST

EPISODE 1: REBEKAH LAWSON OF CELTIC RAIN

EPISODE 2: ANDREA DEAN VAN SCOYOC

EPISODE 3: CHUCK OWSTON ON THE HISTORY OF THE SONG

RAGGLE TAGGLE GYPSY

EPISODE 4: TEMPEST (COMING SOON!)

THE TAVERN

EPISODE 1: THE DARKEYED MUSICIAN (Celtic Fantasy Singer/Songwriter)

EPISODE 2: THIS IS HALLOWEEN...

TEA, HISTORY, & FAIRYTALES: A Living Room Sessions Livestream (with Tiffany Apan)

EPISODE 1: Crazy Man Michael

EPISODE 2: Lullaby

EPISODE 3: My Songwriting Process

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