Well I was going to retract the review I left 4 years ago but then I made the mistake of listening to some recent episodes. If you enjoy interesting historical music discussion, punctuated by close minded leftist paranoia, it should be right up your alley. If you have a different political perspective, don’t worry, he’ll just dismiss you as a racist.

Coming from the GHB side of the coin, Jeremy has opened my eyes to the world of historical music from the border region and bellows blown pipes. He gives great advice and relevance on the tunes he plays and provides insight on where to find those rare pieces to learn for yourself. Highly recommended.

Very well researched and informative in-depth presentation of historic piping music, as well as music not specifically for pipes but playable. Wonderful, I highly recommend giving it a subscribe if the subject matter is of any interest to you.

Excellent research behind every episode. Wonderful storytelling.

Always something new to learn, but to find out that Amazing Grace has only been a standard piping tune for 50 years!! Changes my perception of sooo many funerals. A fantastic blend of personal journey, international history and piping details accessible to anyone.

New to listening, but already impressed by the quality of the content of a given episode — interesting historical background, as well as demonstrations of different tunes on various pipes :) Look forward to listening to more in future!

Hey everyone, host Jeremy here. Thanks for looking at the reviews, if you listen and like it please leave one of your own! Every episode features a tune or six from a historic music collection and my thoughts and responses to it. Occasionally I do themed episodes where I discuss some historical aspect or connection to piping, pipers or bagpipe fans. I wouldn’t call my occasional discussions of the state of things in Iowa or the US “endless far left SJW rants” but I’m happy for you not to listen if you are a white supremacist, Thanks!

Jeremy will rock your socks.

This afternoon, I was feeling very ill and downtrodden, so I lay down to go to sleep. I turned on my iPod and started listening to podcasts. After a short time, Wetootwaag's Podcast of Bagpipe Power came roaring through my headphones, and I was soon up out of bed and full of energy. Kingsbury continues to bring high quality, high energy Celtic music direct to his listeners. Way to go, 'twaag!