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 							<h2>Upcoming Schedule</h2>
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+						<p><span class="image left"><img src="images/the-spin.jpg" alt="The Spin Logo" /></span>
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+						<h3>The Spin<br>Wednesday May 27, 2026<br>9:30am Eastern</h3>
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+						<p>Welcome to my new music playlist!</p>
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+						<p>I have a playlist where I throw all of the new music (or new-to-me music) I've found around the Net and around the airwaves. It's a central repository of new tunes that I'll want to listen to and see if I want to add them to my library or maybe even broadcast them here on RFE. Years ago, I named this playlist "The Spin." And when I'm streaming The Spin, you never know what you're going to hear, but here's the fun part, <em>I don't know what I'm going to hear either!</em> Because these tunes are usually something I caught out of the corner of my ears and decided I'd like to hear more. So while I may or may not be familiar with the artist, all of this music will be new to me.</p>
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+						<p>So join me. Let's discover some new tunes.</p>
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 						<h3>For Moya, With Love<br>Thursday, April 23, 2026 @ 8pm Eastern</h3>
 						
 						<p>Welcome in, friend, and thanks for stopping by O’Morian’s Pub!</p> 
 
-						<p>Last week, we lost a rare one, lads. And I couldn't let her go without a couple of hours of her music and the Celtic music that she loved so well. Moya Brennan, born Máire Philomena Ní Bhraonáin, passed away last week at the age of 73. She was often called the First Lady of Celtic Music and you'd have a hard time finding anyone who might challenge that. She was a trailblazer with a timeless voice, no matter whether she was fronting Clannad or running solo. She'll be missed, and yet her music lives on. So, let's have a little celebration of her life and her songs.</p>
+						<p>Last week, we lost a rare one, lads. And I couldn't let her go without a couple of hours of her music and the Celtic music that she loved so well. Moya Brennan, born Máire Philomena Ní Bhraonáin, passed away last week at the age of 73. She was often called the First Lady of Celtic Music and you'd have a hard time finding anyone who might challenge that. She was a trailblazer with a timeless voice, no matter whether she was fronting Clannad or running solo. She'll be missed, and yet her music lives on. So, let's have a little celebration of her life and her songs.</p> -->
 
 						<!--<p>Sit back, have a pint (or two) and listen in on hand picked, personally curated, and listener requested Celtic folk. We’ve got classic tunes, new favourites, and new takes on old songs from all over the world of Celtic music. From the old world to the new and across the Atlantic from Scotland to Nova Scotia, Ireland to Appalachia, and Brittany to Cape Breton — O’Morain’s Pub has your ticket for fantastic music across the Celtic experience.</p> -->