CeltCast

This community radio station features Celtic, Viking, Pagan, and Folk music. Programming includes "Monthly Markers," a segment highlighting new music each month. For March 2026, the featured artists were Dabilla, an Irish duo blending traditional pipes and guitar with dance music, and Triple-X, a Belgian balfolk band known for energetic, groove-driven folk music with a modern edge. These selections are played multiple times daily and are also featured on a dedicated Spotify playlist. The station also hosted a special 7.5-hour "Imbolc Radio Event" on February 1st, featuring a wide array of artists such as Adgarios, Akleja, Amorroma Duo, AN DANZZA, Andar, Anouk Platenkamp, Arthuan Rebis, Arthur Coates & Kerran Cotterell, Bal O'Gadjo, Bards and Beards, Beoga, Ben Nicholls, Bill Leslie, Blod Dyr, Broes, Capud Draconis, Cardboard Cabin, Cesair, Chimera, Christine Kammerer, Christine Tourin, Cishynia Uspaminau, Dabilla, Dan Possumato, Danheim, Dani Larkin, Datura Medieval Music, Drusuna, Duncan Chisholm, Elane, Emma van Dobben, Enokham, Fae as Folk, Familjen Carr, Five Leaf Clover, Flotnar, Floating Sofa Quartet, Fiona Tyndall, Grumpy O Sheep, Hansanova, Harmony Glen, Hartwin, Hexperos, Irdorath, Irish Love Songs, Jay and Swift, Jenny Sturgeon, Josefin Berger, Kati Ran, Kilkenny Band, KsANa, Kupfergold, La Horde, Laguz, Laura Jane Wilkie, Lena Jonsson Trio, Mads Hansens Kapel, Maja Kjaer si Orkester, Malin Lewis, Marcus Friedeberg, Maria Nikola, MarrasMaa, Massimo Giuntini, Merry Hell, Moher BZH, MOLDE, Naragonia Quartet, Niall McNamee, Nikkijara Teufelsgeigerin, North Sea Gas, Northern Lights, Old Blind Dogs, Old Man Flanagan's Ghost, Omnia, Onna, Oratnitza, PerKelt, and P.