Show Notes
Welcome to The Celtic Feminine podcast which explores where the streams of Folklore, Ethnomusicology, Celtic Spirituality, and Women’s Studies meet. Often, we will be discussing Celtic spirituality with a specific emphasis on the Irish cultural landscape.
In my first episode today, I would like to give you more background about me, Amy Panetta, MA, and the research that inspired this podcast.
I also would like to present to you my paper entitled, “The Feminine Face of God: Vocal Music Dedicated to Brigid, The Pre-Christian Celtic Goddess and Saint" which was originally presented at the Celtic Studies of North America Conference on April 30, 2017 in Vancouver, British Columbia.
More from The Celtic Feminine Podcast
On this episode of The Celtic Feminine Podcast, Amy interviews Anthony Murphy about his work at Mythical Ireland, as well as the sacred sites and stories dedicated to St. Patrick and St. Brigid.
Originally Recorded on July 24, 2020
Important Note and Disclaimer: In this episode, we discuss an event that Elaine was planning to carry out, however it had to be canceled due to the current pandemic concerns. Since this interview was recorded in early March, at the time many protocols were not in place and certain risks were not completely known. Please be sure to follow the recommendations of your local government on the protocol for appropriate physical distancing, home stay orders, and other safety measures. Please do not take the outdated commentary on the COVID-19 situation in the podcast as an indication to gather in groups if it is against the regulations of your local government.
In this podcast, Amy Panetta has a conversation with Allison Mondel about the life, music, and legacy of Hildegard von Bingen, a powerful female spiritual figure of the middle ages!
Note: This podcast interview happened in October of 2017