Tradcast with Therese

The final episode of series one includes two special guests, Dave Reid, founder of Minding Creative Minds tells us all about the new organisation and the supports available for Irish musicians, songwriters, artist managers and event and production crew.http://mindingcreativeminds.ie/Elle Marie O'Dwyer also joins us to tell us about her fundraising campaign for Minding Creative

This episode features an interview with Michelle Mulcahy, who will be giving us an insight into life in academia as a Traditional Irish Musician. Michelle has studied music from her undergraduate degree in University College Cork, through to Masters degrees in Ethnomusicology and Education and holds a PhD from University of Limerick. You can follow Michelle on facebook: https://www

This week I am joined by Keir McNamara, Ph.D., B.Sc., Lic. TCM a second generation acupuncturist working in Turnpike clinic and a member of the Board of the ACI. We discuss his practise and different traditional music injuries he has treated over the years and he gives us great tips on injury prevention and treatments and I also give some of my own tips on what's worked for me

This week I am joined by traditional singer, promoter, broadcaster and curator of various arts projects Paula Carroll. We delve into the background of traditional music broadcasting, producing concerts, radio series and festival organisation. Therese McInerney Music & Media - Facebook & Instagram www.theresemcinerney.com

On today's episode we'll be discussing the process of joining organisations such as IMRO, RAAP & PPI and accounting matters such as artist exemptions. Thank you to the Arts Council for supporting this podcast.Therese McInerney Music & Media - Facebook & Instagram. www.theresemcinerney.com

This episode features an interview with Colm Phelan, bodhrán player with Goitse and co-founder of Bulabuzz bodhrán school. We discuss the key ingredients in forming a band, challenges, touring and breaking onto the international stage, agents and management, Culture Ireland funding and supports available and we also talk about an exciting upcoming Bulabuzz weekend! http://www.bul

This episode features an interview with Tara Howley, who will be giving us an insight into life on tour with the number one dance show in the world, Riverdance. We’ll be discussing what life on tour is like for Tara, the ups and downs, following your dreams and your own path and adjusting to life off the road at the moment. You can follow Tara on instagram or facebook, go to &quo

This episode is a continuation of last weeks episode. I'm delighted to be joined by Jack Talty - musician, record producer, composer, researcher as we discuss producing, mixing, mastering, record labels and marketing. You can find out more about Jack at https://www.jacktalty.com/. Thank you to the Arts Council of Ireland for supporting this podcast.Therese McInerney Music &

This episode outlines how to prepare for recording your traditional Irish music and song album. Topics discussed in this episode include funding, recording options, album cover design, notes, and lots more!Thank you to the Arts Council of Ireland for supporting this podcast and to all the artists I spoke to during the week who helped me in my research for this episode.Therese McIne

This episode includes top tips and an overall review on teaching and learning traditional music online. There's also a discussion of new online teaching resources and news about upcoming traditional summer schools. (June, 2020).Thank you to the Arts Council of Ireland for supporting this podcast.Therese McInerney Music & Media - Instagram or Facebook www.theresemcinerney.c