HeyJaredKate McNally
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 29, 2026
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- Aug 24, 2026
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Old Hat Stringband: A fresh take on an old-timey sound (opens the original)
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Old Hat Stringband’s Whitney and Steve Roy recently dropped by The Folk Show with Kate McNally, bringing along a mix of original songs and a fresh take on a familiar favorite. Steve Roy is a long-standing fixture of the New England folk scene, known for his work with High Range, David Surette, and numerous other collaborations. Whitney Roy, a compelling singer-songwriter, stays active across the Seacoast music scene with the Hazel Project alongside a busy regional touring schedule with Old Hat S
Humble giant of a songwriter: John Gorka visits The Folk Show (opens the original)
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John Gorka is an award-winning singer-songwriter with over 11 critically acclaimed albums to his name. His songs have been recorded by folk and Americana legends including Mary Chapin Carpenter, Nanci Griffith, Mary Black, and Maura O’Connell. John joined Kate McNally on The Folk Show for a conversation about his latest, hope-filled album, "unentitled." Tune in to hear the visit and experience why The New York Times called Gorka "listenable, fresh, stunning," praising his emotional baritone and
The Wood Brothers bring family harmonies & new music to The Folk Show (opens the original)
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If you tuned into The Folk Show with Kate McNally this week, you caught a laughter-filled in-studio session with American roots trio: The Wood Brothers. Brothers Oliver and Chris Wood, alongside multi-instrumentalist Jano Rix, stopped by Studio D to celebrate a major milestone—the 20th anniversary of their very first album—and to share tracks from their brand-new release, Puff of Smoke. If you missed the broadcast, you can catch up on their live performances of "Pray God Listens," "Puff of Smoke
'Banjo Man' Rik Palieri joins Kate McNally on The Folk Show (opens the original)
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Rik Palieri has shared the stage with notable folk performers like Pete Seeger, Utah Phillips and Jesse Welles. He's an author, songwriter, world traveler and storyteller now making his home in Vermont. He's a multi-instrumentalist, playing the banjo, guitar, Native American flute and the Polish bagpipes. He's currently working on an audio book to accompany his Banjo Man book. He recently joined Kate McNally to share some songs and stories on The Folk Show.
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