Ep2: Fuadach w/ Margaret Bennett

Episode 2 of the Gaelic Song Stories podcast, hosted by Deirdre Graham, titled "Ep2: Fuadach w/ Margaret Bennett" was published on November 25, 2021 and runs 66 minutes.

November 25, 2021 ·66m · Gaelic Song Stories

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Deirdre Graham is joined by folklorist and singer Margaret Bennett, who shares a charming conversation about the songs and stories connected to emigration from Scotland. Full transcription of conversation available here To find out more about Margaret Bennett visit here You can support this podcast by way of a donation here Follow Deirdre Graham on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Spotify https://www.deirdregraham.com/gaelicsongstories Credits Hosted by Deirdre Graham Recorded and edited by Deirdre Graham Further editing and mix by James Lindsay Transcriptions by Emilie Owens Podcast artwork by Elly Lucas Photographs by Magnus Graham This project is supported by Creative Scotland

Episode Description

Deirdre Graham is joined by folklorist and singer Margaret Bennett, who shares a charming conversation about the songs and stories connected to emigration from Scotland.

Full transcription of conversation available here

To find out more about Margaret Bennett visit here

You can support this podcast by way of a donation here

Follow Deirdre Graham on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Spotify

https://www.deirdregraham .com/gaelicsongstories

Credits

Hosted by Deirdre Graham

Recorded and edited by Deirdre Graham

Further editing and mix by James Lindsay

Transcriptions by Emilie Owens

Podcast artwork by Elly Lucas

Photographs by Magnus Graham

This project is supported by Creative Scotland

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