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Thee Constant Traveller

Thee Constant Traveller

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Thee Constant Traveller is the radio-blog of the Freeborne Family, a family of travelers and music makers. We do not travel as tourists, we live in movement, our home being a 1990 Bluebird bus named The Bus Of Constant Sorrow. This station will feature shows on folk music, poetry, art, folklore, cooking, the dreaded political discussion may creep in, and all things folk do or talk about doing while around the fire. It's not about what you believe, it's about what are you willing to question.

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The last of my broadcasts on this format. One I feel passionate about becasue it is, in part, about us. . AllMusic Review by Chris Nickson [-] The last of the radio ballads that Ewan MacColl, Peggy Seeger, and Charles Parker devised, The... more
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With the passing of Dr. Ralph Stanley this week, we bid adieu to a friend and elder of folk music as we know it. Ralph Stanley played folk music for his whole life, starting at age 6 and for the next 83 years left an indelible mark on... more
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Tonight, Thee Constant Traveller welcomes folk music encyclopedia, Joey Husain. Hailing from the Chicago area, Joey has one of the largest mental folk vocabularies for anyone his age, that I have ever known. Raised in the world of... more
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On this, the first LIVE episode of Thee Constant Traveller, we will be gliding through an hour of the best folk music around. This first show sticks mainly with the ballads of English, Irish, Scottish and American origins. Future shows will... more
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Mad Zamani and Wylden Freeborne will be snowballing ideas and shredding what we thought we knew. This is an experiment in narcissism and a trial of egos. Feel free to phone in and challenge, join, denounce or cast spells upon us. We will... more
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