The Blindboy Podcast

Does Irish music have North African origins?

Jun 30, 2021

55:07

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Writing

02:18

I Love My Job, I Love Being a Writer

03:21

I'm a Little Sceptical About Colonialism and Arabs Down in Morocco

03:32

Introduction

3min

The Pandemic Is Impacting Your Creative Output

1min

Writing

2min

I Love My Job, I Love Being a Writer

3min

Is the Irish Language Speaked in Africa?

2min

The History of the Irish Language in the North of Africa

2min

What's This About?

2min

Irish Greyhounds in North Africa

3min

The Lower Gabala Aron - A Semi Mythical History of the People of Ireland

2min

10.

The Lower Gabala Aron - A Mythical Text About the Origin of the Irish

3min

11.

The Koran Is Read by a Man in the Masku

3min

12.

I'm a Patron of the Patriot Pad Cast

2min

13.

I'm a Little Sceptical About Colonialism and Arabs Down in Morocco

4min

14.

I'm a Skeptic of the 18 59 Paper

2min

15.

The Atlantean Theory of Irish Origin

2min

16.

Bob Quinn's Theory of North African Origin

3min

17.

What Is Melisma in Irish Singing?

6min

18.

What's New Grange in Morocco?

5min

19.

Is There a Cultural Connection Between North Africa and Ireland?

3min

Exploring the striking similarities between North African Berber singing and Irish Sean nós singing. Discussing an 1859 archaeological journal that claimed the Irish language was understood in North Africa. Revisiting Bob Quinns boiling controversial work on the subject

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