Birmingham, Alabama is home of Marc Gunn, the world's #1 Celtic music podcaster.  Marc Gunn started podcast Celtic music through his Irish & Celtic Music Podcast in 2005.  The show grew in popularity winning two awards for Best Podsafe Music in the Podcast Awards.  He also hosts a variety of other great Celtic podcasts.

If you know of another Celtic podcast in Alabama or want to start your own.  Contact Marc Gunn.  He is happy to help you add to this list of shows.

 

Celtic Podcasts in Alabama

Irish & Celtic Music Podcast
This is by far my most-popular podcast with over 9,000 subscribers and 30,000 downloads each month. It features Irish and Celtic music from some of the hottest independent Celtic groups around the globe.

The Celtic Geek
The town crier of both kinds of music, Celtic AND Geek. This is the newest podcast of Marc Gunn. It's like a personal audio journal for the award-winning podcaster. In just ten minutes, it unveils all the news and information in Gunn's Celtic music empire along with his love of sci fi and fantasy culture.

Renaissance Festival Podcast
Ever been to a Renaissance Festival? This show highlight artists performing at Renaissance festivals each week. It also hosts the annual Renaissance Festival Awards.

Marc Gunn’s Pub Songs Podcast
I started this podcast with plans to feature pub songs, but it evolved into my personal podcast. It features live performances, thoughts, some favorite bands, and just all-around amusement.

Celtic Christmas Podcast
Every few days from the beginning of December until Christmas, the Celtic Christmas Podcast shares with you the Christmas music and entertainment from various Celtic podcasts online. This podcast features a wealth of Celtic Christmas craic for your holiday pleasure. Please help spread the holiday joy by sharing the podcast with your fellow Celts.

St. Patrick’s Day Podcast
The newest of Marc’s Celtic podcast series. This show is a 7-part special feature on St. Patrick’s Day and great independent Celtic music. It started Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day on Sept 17, 2010 and will conclude on St. Patrick’s Day 2011. The goal is to provide you with a mostly talk-free show that you can add into rotation for your St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.