HeyJaredKeep Folk Talking by Openhouse Studio
We want to ‘‘keep folk talking’’ in our Openhouse Studio Podcast! With a special guest for every episode, Keep Folk Talking is a chance for Brian Jones to interview, share stories and play music with local artists, collaborators and friends.
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Keep Folk Talking: Episode 1 with Colin Henderson (opens the original)
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The First episode of 'Keep Folk Talking', a brand new podcast by Brian Jones to accompany the Openhouse Studio Folk website. Brian talks to his long-term collaborator and friend, Colin Henderson, in this first fascinating episode about the local folk scene. Listen to Colin Henderson's music and find out more about him here - https://openhousefolk.com/colin-henderson-singer/ Get in touch with us at studio@openhousefolk.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The Story Behind Mersey Morris: A Great Tradition (opens the original)
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In this episode of Keep Folk Talking , Brian Jones explores the story of Mersey Morris — a tradition shaped by generations of dancers and musicians, and sustained by friendship, family and a shared love of folk culture. Brian is joined by Richard Stapledon, his son Matthew, and musician Sarah Roberts , who share their different journeys into Morris dancing and music, from Richard’s childhood surrounded by folk to Matthew growing up within the side and Sarah rediscovering her fiddle. Along the wa
Gill Burns and the Fascinating Story of Her Musical Journey (opens the original)
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In this episode of Keep Folk Talking , Brian Jones is reunited with old friend Gill Burns for the first time in more than forty years. Their conversation looks back on the vibrant folk scene of the 1970s before following Gill's remarkable musical journey from the Wirral to Ireland, Europe and the United States. Along the way, they explore the people she met, the songs she wrote, the music that shaped her life, and why traditional folk music has remained at the heart of everything she does. The e
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