Beloved and Peia jump on a spontaneous call in advance of her Night Of Song Tour to dive into how human culture is woven by the kind of remembering that requires the body's felt experience of the land itself. 

We discuss why Irish music touches something in us that is deeply human, undeniably mythic, and relates to grief and praise, even though there's no verb "to sing" in Irish.

Recently back from extensive grant study in the Western part of Ireland, Peia brings us the fruit of her learning there: the gift of time travel – oral culture in the body of living song. 

From Gaelic Laments to Scottish Waulking songs, Peia's trio brings us evenings of remembering through Nights of Song that are intimate, ancestrally resonant, and vast.

End song credit - Irish lament Bánchnoic Éireann Óigh from "Beauty Thunders" by Peia

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Peia Luzzi Interview with Beloved Presents: The Mythic Power of Ancient Music

Beloved talks with the founders of Vulnerable Rally: Gabriel Diamond and Candice Holdorf.

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