Radio show

**beloitpiper** · 25th January 07, 02:26 PM

I'm applying to get a spot for a radio show. It is (of course) going to be celtic music, but I need a good title for it. I was thinking "Craic, Craythur, Ceol" which is Irish for "Good times, whiskey, music" but I think we can do better than that. Your assignment: think of a catchy title with a short (one-sentence) description. The music will be traditional, pub, and celtic punk from North America and Europe.

If I get this radio show, it will be broadcast over the web!

So I need your help.

**katmills2005** · 25th January 07, 07:49 PM

Perhaps use the title of a Burn's poem...

"Death and Doctor Hornbook" would give an interesting twist and Burn's fans would get it.

Sketch In Verse would be cool too

**Tattoo Bradley** · 25th January 07, 07:56 PM

Originally Posted by katmills2005

Perhaps use the title of a Burn's poem...

"Death and Doctor Hornbook" would give an interesting twist and Burn's fans would get it.

I dig it.

**Retro Red** · 25th January 07, 08:56 PM

Well, it's no secret I enjoy playing with words, so I couldn't help combining a familiar broadcasting term with the Irish name for Ireland; may I suggest...

On The Eire

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**Erisianmonkey** · 25th January 07, 08:57 PM

I like yours, and I like Kat's. My suggestion is somewhat lamer, IMO, but might still be a good one: How 'bout "Whiskey and Words?"

**Big Mikey** · 25th January 07, 09:15 PM

How about "Bar Rails and Reels"?

**Retro Red** · 25th January 07, 09:26 PM

...or maybe "The Jig Is Up!" or even "Gettin' Jigging With It"...

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**macgreggor** · 25th January 07, 11:19 PM

How about "The Wide World of Celts"?

Of course then I hear that music in the background and the ski jumper crashing into the hay bales....

Keep us informed as when and where and if this happens. It would be GREAT if you could get a slot on WPR of a Sunday evening!

macG

**beloitpiper** · 25th January 07, 11:20 PM

Those are all pretty good. I really like "On the Eire" but keep in mind that it will be Celtic music. That is, music from all Celtic nations, not just Ireland. Keep feeding me names!!!