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Good Stuff In BetweenKatch HolmesKatch Holmes has been a constant in the Scottish music sector for quarter of a century. A major driving force in the festival sector with Knockengorroch in south west Scotland, and artist agent, a coach, expert speaker on major global music panels, she has seen and done it all. Ahead of a series of workshops in Glasgow and Edinburgh on how artists can be better at self promotion and the scared art of touring, she talks to Shaun Milne about her career, the shape of the music sector and industry, and what motivates her to help.Episode 28...
2025-09-2250 min
CEO: Behind the ScenesInside the startup disrupting how big pharma does businessWhat started as a personal frustration became a mission to rebuild an entire industry. Shaun Noorian, Founder and CEO of Empower Pharmacy – now the largest compounding pharmacy in the United States – is challenging the traditional model with a business designed for speed, affordability and patient-first care. In this episode, Noorian shares how he scaled a business that sidesteps traditional supply chains. In the process, he’s revolutionizing how medicine is made and putting control back in the hands of doctors and patients. It’s a candid look at what happens when innovation collides with one of the world’s...
2025-07-1748 min
Good Stuff In BetweenElias AlexanderIt's easy to get lost in the music of Elias Alexander. It's trad-meets-electronic. Fiddle, bagpipes, guitar, whistles and keys, one minute. Samples, loops, and dance floor beats the next. You could just as easily be shaking your stuff to his music around a beach bonfire, drowning out the noise of the Atlantic, or contemplating his emotion layered lyrics on a drive home. Thoughts of Scotland, shores, mountains, but with a twist. It's all born in the USA. In Ep27 of the Good Stuff in Between podcast, Elias chats to Shaun Milne abou...
2025-07-1044 min
Good Stuff In BetweenMichelle ShieldsIt's festival season, but how on Earth do bands and artists get to perform on the big stages, and what goes on behind the scenes to decide the all important line ups?As the Artist Programmer for HebCelt and a veteran of other huge live events including the MTV Europe Awards, Celtic Connections and more, Michelle Shields knows the importance and impact of such decision. She talks to Shaun Milne about planning, making connections, and always being switched on to the talent of today for the festivals of tomorrow, delivering some of the best live...
2025-06-2735 min
Good Stuff In BetweenCiarán O'TooleCiarán O'Toole is the co-founder of secure music sharing and streaming platform Songbox - a platform with a difference. It is designed from the ground-up for artists and musicians to privately and securely share their music in the creation, collaboration, pitching, marketing and release process with whoever needs it. What's more it includes powerful data, user analysis, and a one-stop-shop for including Electronic Press Kits, personalised links and more. It is music player in design, providing a slick and familiar user experience. Here Ciarán talks to Shaun Milne on th...
2025-06-201h 00
Good Stuff In BetweenKeith MorrisonAs founder of Wee Studio and Wee Studio Records in the Outer Hebrides, every day Keith Morrison is help shape music careers across the islands, Scotland and the world. Touring with his band Face the West and this year at HebCelt with his best friend Alasdair White, he's also leading from the front on stage.Music is everything here. From producing records to touring with bands, or getting that elusive sound to innovating with new ideas, all of it is forged with friendship, fun and for the right reasons. In Episode 24...
2025-06-1358 min
Good Stuff In BetweenThe Tumbling SoulsIt was an era of glow sticks, rave pants and dodgy haircuts. Sneaking into castle grounds with a carry out, scrawling notes on blank walls. Dodging the police to avoid a ride home. And for some, a chance to make music and follow the bright lights. Among them Willie Campbell, founding frontman with The Tumbling Souls, who are back with a new single due for release - 1995 - which is a nostalgia dipped love letter to those times, refections on lives lived in between, and homecomings. He discusses how it fuses their blend...
2025-06-0527 min
Good Stuff In BetweenSkerryvoreSkerryvore and co-founder Daniel Gillespie have been making music happen for 20 years. Eight albums, thousands of miles clocked up, and adoring fans across the globe ensure their legend will live long and proud for generations as one of Scotland's greatest exports. This week they were announced as new inductees to the HebCelt Festival Hall of Fame ahead of their appearance on the main stage in Stornoway in July. But before then, their biggest concert yet with an anniversary gig at Floors Castle in Kelso on Saturday. Amid the last minute checks and preparations, Daniel chatted with Shaun Milne about...
2025-05-3040 min
Good Stuff In BetweenKitt CarrNavigating the music business can be as alien as it is confusing which is where Kitt Carr comes in. As event coordinator for Wide Events CIC, she organises industry essentials such as Wide Days and Off The Record Scotland, major events helping demystify everything from getting on the radio to releasing music, securing gigs, and more, by plugging into their network of industry experts to share leading advice. She talks to podcast host Shaun Milne about how she got involved, the work she and the team does, overcoming challenges, identifying opportunities and the next event coming up - all...
2025-03-2144 min
Good Stuff In BetweenColin HardieRecord deals, late night bust-ups, overseas tours, NME interviews, the Peel Sessions, Glastonbury and pissing on historic monuments were all part and parcel of Scots band Mogwai's early rise as the young team went onto conquer the 1990's, driven in part by their then manager Colin Hardie. As the band gets ready to embark on a 2025 world tour after the release of their latest album The Bad Fire, he takes us behind the scenes of what it was like going from playing small gigs in Glasgow and the Highlands to some of the biggest stages in the...
2025-03-1455 min
Good Stuff In BetweenConstant FollowerThe Smile You Send Out Returns To You couldn't be more fitting for the name ofConstant Follower's latest album, released on February 28 via Last Night From Glasgow. Because in this episode ofGood Stuff In Between it is the smile, the uplifting joy that oozes out from Stephen McAll as he talks about how it all came together, that dominates most. It is juxtaposed next to a raw, honest and deeply personal account of violence, substance abuse and societal cruelty that, in part, informs the beauty and creativity that has emerged through the ripples of time. It was a privilege...
2025-02-1259 min
Good Stuff In BetweenAinsley HamillAinsley Hamill will be part of the Celtic Connections opening concert before also launching her brand new album, Fable, on January 17 including the new single Machir Bay out today, and December's release Ó Ho-ró ílle Dhuinn, before embarking on a mini-tour in England to kick-start her incredible year.In Episode 18 of The Good Stuff In Between, she shares the inspiration behind her new work including the legends and landscapes of Scotland, the videos that accompany it, and the importance of friendship as her creative spark.She also takes a look back on how her career began, off...
2025-01-1045 min
Good Stuff In BetweenFred WellFred Well is a songwriter and singer from Bergen from the sameMade Management stable as the likes ofAurora,Sigrid,Skaar,Moyka and other top artists.He is just back from touring with Norwegian DJKygo having performed on the superstar's eponymous album with 'Surrender' which was heading towards four million monthly streams, and co-wrote for Kygo's latest releaseHold On Me with Sandro Cavazza out today.His own single,Little House, is also out now and he joined journalistShaun Milne on the Good Stuff In Between podcast to talk about the inspiration behind the song, life on...
2024-11-1536 min
Good Stuff In BetweenSara FjeldværSara Fjeldvær is a songwriter, musician and singer from Norway who weaves stories in song that provoke, challenge and comfort in equal measure. Part jazz, part folk with a flash of pop and aged like a vintage wine, her voice conveys feeling as she explores her place in the world, and its place in her. Love, loneliness and identity traverse each ofher two solo albums, a slew of EPs and singles, and her newestcollaboration which has her looking at music in other ways. Ahead of her debut live UK show inGlasgow on Monday, October 21, she talks to Shaun M...
2024-10-1645 min
Good Stuff In BetweenPippa Reid-FosterThe supremely talented contemporary harpistPippa Reid-Foster discusses her stunning new album ‘Undercurrents’ which is out on September 6 with Shaun Milne in Episode 15 of the Good Stuff in Between podcast.She has a brilliant story of overcoming adversity after fearing her career would come to an end following a terrible accident which saw her ability to play left hanging in the balance but for the determination and expertise of a surgeon and NHS to save her talents.Her recovery and focus has come with the reward of musical legends includingPhilip Glass,Max Richter andAlexandra Hamilton-Ayres endorsing the...
2024-08-1637 min
Good Stuff In BetweenHighland Folk Hero (Belladrum short)Chris Giubarelli sold his family business to chase a dream of playing music for a living as he does around the bars of Inverness and performing in a choir. It's a path that brought him to Belladrum where, at the heart of the festival, he chatted to Shaun Milne about his transformation from selling fish suppers to entertaining people as the Highland Folk Hero.
2024-08-0507 min
Good Stuff In BetweenChristopher Brookmyre (Belladrum short)Author Christopher Brookmyre chats with Shaun Milne on his love for music, going to gigs, how songs inspire his writing and what readers can expect from his latest novel The Cracked Mirror which he read from during a literary performance at this year's Verb Garden stage at Belladrum.
2024-08-0505 min
Good Stuff In BetweenSeán McLaughlin & The Wind-Up Crows (Belladrum short)Seán McLaughlin, Vicky Gray and Sandy Batchelor talk to Shaun Milne about their performance at this year's Belladrum festival, response to their latest album Goodnight, Lad and offer a sneak peek into some exciting film news involving one of the band.
2024-08-0504 min
Good Stuff In BetweenThe Sun Day (Belladrum short)Indie rockers The Sun Day - frontman and rhythm guitar Connor Ritchie, Luke Doyle on lead guitar, Aidan Forret on bass, and Craig Spink on drums - played their second Belladrum this year and took time out after to chat with Shaun Milne about what it is like being part of an up and coming band at a major festival.
2024-08-0506 min
Good Stuff In BetweenRoseanne Reid (Belladrum short)Born in Leith, raised in Edinburgh, and a musician mum based in Dundee, the phenomenal Roseanne Reid has been carving out a reputation for herself in roots and country and is now dabbling in more traditional Scottish folk as she sets her sights on her follow-up album.Her musical taste was influenced by her parents including one half of The Proclaimers, but her songwriting and playing is authentically hers alone. On her first trip to Belladrum, she spoke to Shaun Milne for the podcast about the experience, life as it happens, and what comes next.
2024-08-0411 min
Good Stuff In BetweenTorridon (Belladrum short)Kenny Smith and Michael MacMillan from Highland folk rockers Torridon join host Shaun Milne at Belladrum music festival and reveal how they are going to mark 20 years of touring and recording as a band in this special bonus episode.
2024-08-0409 min
Good Stuff In BetweenLaura SilverstoneLaura Silverstone is a singer songwriter based in Edinburgh, a former finalist on TV show Spain's Got Talent, but more often than not seen out on the city streets enjoying her first love busking to live crowds most especially around festival season, but also across Europe, Asia and as far afield as Australia which has seen her sing with the likes of Glen Hansard and others along the way.She is also a busy recording artist and has just released her new album - Heartwood - ahead of a mini promotional tour in the van that she...
2024-07-1446 min
Good Stuff In BetweenKenna RossKenna Ross is a piano player from Nairn in the Highlands who has been making a name for herself supporting other artists at some of the biggest festivals in music. She has appeared everywhere fromCeltic Connections,Belladrum, andKing Tut's, toMontreal Jazz andLollapalooza in Paris.The likes ofBBC Radio 2's Zoe Ball have featured her live in the alternativePiano Room sessions, after her cover versions of songs by the likes of21 Pilots andParamore racked up hundreds of thousands of plays online.Now though she is stepping out into the light under her own name with the...
2024-07-0837 min
Good Stuff In BetweenDougie BrownDougie Brownis a festival producer, promoter, artistmanager and very much more. He is the music dynamo behindThe Gathering andBelladrum music festivals that have brought some of the biggest artists on the planet to the Highlands, supported talent including the irresistible songs ofKatie Gregson-MacLeod and is a champion for the region on so many levels. In episode of 12 of theGood Stuff In Betweenpodcast, he talks to hostShaun Milneabout how it all began with a passion for drums and love of Guns n Roses, gigs in pubs and harbourside hotels, how vision and determination are among the qualities that can lift...
2024-05-3148 min
Good Stuff In BetweenXan TylerXan Tyer has enjoyed a sparkling career spanning the fun and theatrical Death Bang Party and The Tarantinos to globe trotting pop duo Technique and Alan McGee's label Creation Records.Now she is embarking on a new solo chapter with her debut album 'Holding Up Half the Sky' which is already attracting critical acclaim after working with the likes ofBoo Hewerdine, a host of multi talented musicians and a cast of female artists for a unique twist.In Episode 11 of theGood Stuff In Between she talks to hostShaun Milne about her inspirations, journey in music...
2024-05-1936 min
Good Stuff In BetweenElephant SessionsElephant Sessions mandolin player and founding member Alasdair Taylor talks with hostShaun Milne about how they went from ceilidh band to award-winning global trailblazers, the stories and people that have helped them along the way, plans for a new tour in the UK and US, and their first venture into staging a home grown festival with Black Isle Calling.Good Stuff In Between podcast Episode 10, now playing.
2024-04-1439 min
Good Stuff In BetweenLUSAInnes Strachan has conquered the musical world as electro-trad pioneersNiteworks. Four years after being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis he has used the diagnosis to push on with a long planned new project, electro-pop actLUSA, collaborating with co-songwriter Donald Macdonald, vocalist Beth Malcolm, fellow Niteworks founder Ruairidh Graham, Laura Wilkie on strings, Keir Long on piano and actor Lorne Macfadyen delivering a poem by Colin Bramwell. In Episode 9, Innes talks to host Shaun Milne about the inspiration and process behind thenew work.
2024-03-2230 min
Good Stuff In BetweenSeán R. McLaughlin & The Wind-Up CrowsSeán McLaughlinhas a pedigree of critically acclaimed music that takes in working alongside the likes ofIdlewild's Rod Jones onThe Birthday Suit, with his own bandDante and now a brand new project,Seán R. McLaughlin and The Wind-Up Crows. Ahead of the launch of their first albumGoodnight, Lad he sits down with podcast hostShaun Milne to discuss the inspiration behind the new music, collaborations with the likes of Jeremy Backofen ofThe Felice Brother,Andy Monaghan ofFrightened Rabbitand Indian violinist Ragini Shankar, the process of getting songs out there, and a trip down memory lane.Episode 8, out now...
2024-03-1854 min
Good Stuff In BetweenKatie Macdonald - Well On TourKatie Macdonald has been immersed in the music business all her life.From family to friends, to clients and concerts, hers is a career that saw her break new ground for female leadership in the industry responsible for some of the best attended events in the world.She can reel off names of colleagues and people she has supported like others would read a playlist. The famous, the uber famous, and emerging talent too. Her passport has stamps from across the world, it was as good as it could get in many ways....
2023-11-1750 min
Good Stuff In BetweenKevin Mackay - DF Concerts and EventsKevin Mackay's career could have gone in many directions including politics, international relations or his first love, music and touring. In the end he's managing to do them all at once as the first Sustainability Co-ordinator for live entertainment giantsDF Concerts and Events. He talks toShaun Milne about what may be one of the most important jobs in the industry, the ripple effects and what the future holds. Episode 6: Kevin is streaming now.
2023-10-1449 min
Good Stuff In BetweenCraig Corse - CCM LiveCraig Corse is the founder ofCCM Live, one of the world's leading folk-based music agencies, representing artists such as Siobhan Miller, Talisk, Blazin' Fiddles, Rura, Saltfishforty, Madison Violet, Mec Lir to name a few. He also helps steer the Orkney Folk festival, Scotland Expo and is a regular feature at Celtic Connections and industry talks around the world. He talks about where his journey began, examines the growing need for others to consider careers representing talent, and offers a rare insight into the workings of a top flight agency. Episode 5: 'Craig' now streaming wherever you get your podcasts.
2023-09-1154 min
Good Stuff In BetweenIain MacphailWhat's involved in ensuring a live music festival comes together as planned, safely and on time?That's what Episode 4 of the podcast finds out as hostShaun Milne chats withIain Macphail, Site Manager and Board Member of the Hebridean Celtic Festival (Heb Celt) alongside his role as MD and Chief Visionary of theIDM Group Scotland consisting of IDM Energy, IDM Heb and IDM Safety Solutions. He takes us on a journey of more than two decades involvement with the festival first as a volunteer helping pick up litter to overseeing one of Scotland's best known live events.
2023-08-1933 min
Good Stuff In BetweenMima MerrowIrish singer-songwriterMima Merrow first burst onto the music scene with her debut single'Freckles' which was soon followed by her debut EP in 2020 called'Good Grief' seeing her catch the attention of programmers at the BBC who were soon playing her songs on air long before she delivered her first album 'Almost Home' in 2022. A native of Belfast, she now calls Glasgow home, and a busy summer of live shows has includedBelladrum Festivalwhere she spokes to hostShaun Milne about finding her feet in the industry by learning as she went. She talks about her admiration ofThe Frames, support from influencers such...
2023-08-0332 min
Good Stuff In BetweenWillie CampbellWillie Campbell is one of Scotland's most respected and loved singer songwriters with a career that saw him achieve early success as a teenager as part of rising starsAstrid working with the likes of Edwyn Collins and touring with Belle and Sebastian. He was a founding member of theReindeer Section with Gary Lightbody fromSnow Patrol, and has gone on to work on films, produce music, share his love of songwriting and is using his past experience from the US as part of his new passion,The Tumbling Souls. In this podcast he sits down with host Shaun Milne and...
2023-07-2141 min
Good Stuff In BetweenNaomi HollasNaomi Hollas helps lead some of the best known music festivals in the UK fromBelladrum,HebCelt andThe Reeling to having worked atLeeds Festival,Celtic Connections and withDF Concerts. She is often seen chairing speaking conferences in Europe and foundedEvent Grads, the 2000+ strong future event leader community. With the summer season upon us, she joinsShaun Milne in looking back to how it began, the challenges she faced, her advice for others and examining where she is today, including all the good stuff in between.The show's title music isNothing's Going To Bring Me Down courtesy of singer songwriterWillie...
2023-07-0644 min
Woman's HourLolita Chakrabarti, Ian Paterson investigations, Therapy speak, Child sexual abuse in Uganda, Girl’s WorldIan Paterson, who became known as the butchering breast surgeon, is currently serving a 20-year jail term after being convicted of 17 counts of wounding with intent and 3 counts of unlawful wounding. Now the Sunday Times has revealed that 27 inquests have been opened as a result of investigating the deaths of 650 of his patients. Nuala speaks to campaigner Debbie Douglas, who was one of Mr Paterson’s patients, and the Sunday Times Health Editor Shaun Lintern.Is 'therapy speak' making us selfish? The prescriptive language of the therapist’s couch has slowly seeped into everyday life, particularly online wher...
2023-04-1756 min
Obstacle Running Adventures328. The Final FIT Challenge OCR with Elites, Ultras, and More!FIT Challenge has been putting on obstacle course races since 2013 and we have been to almost every single one of them over the years (we just missed the very first one and the one during the extreme heat wave the summer of 2019)! Unfortunately that all comes to an end after this past weekend since it was their final event. It is the death of the most important New England local OCR that we have had and it also has some backing of that fact with it winning the best small OCR event just about every year that...
2023-04-171h 50
Public Health Research and MeFounding Fuse – from idea to impactIn this second episode, host and Fuse Public Partner, Victoria Bartle, speaks with Professor Eugene Milne.
Eugene talks with Victoria about how he got started in public health research and how Fuse was developed. He shares his thoughts on the public health strategy for the North East and discusses the importance of collaborative working and public involvement. Victoria quizzes Eugene about future public health initiatives, his proudest moments as Director of Public Health and any key messages he might have for central government.
Eugene answers the big question: "If you had one message for our...
2023-01-2643 min
Harpin' On Rugby182 : #SCAvLEI preview
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2022-10-2715 min
Crohn's and Autism Awareness AdvocateAutism awareness month - The ReunionThis is the first episode of the day The reunion of Autism awareness month 2022!! We bring back some great faces from the series!
They are...
Jen
Jack
Shaun
Michael
Lee
Omer
And Kitty
A great line up of people who re introduce themselves and we talk autism and hobbies and much more, thank you all for coming back. With these reunions not everyone will be coming but the line up panel awesome!
Thank you everyone!!
2022-04-301h 03
Crohn's and Autism Awareness AdvocatePatience is the key - With ShaunToday' I am joined with Shaun, who is Rosie's dad your will also be able to find Rosie's episode as it's a double episode today. Shaun talks about autism from a parents point of view and how much The Multi - schools council has helped. Shaun talks about since Rosie's been diagnosed with autism 4 years ago he has wanted to learn more and more about it. Shaun says it hasn't been easy but he has found ways round it. Shaun talks about how important being kind to your is and to be patient. We both talk about school life...
2022-04-211h 16
RNIB Tech TalkThe Last Episode!Well it had to happen at some point we guess! The last episode of Tech Talk hosted by Steven Scott and the team is finally here. But what happens next?? Make sure you listen all the way through to find out.
On this week's episode, Steven is joined by Tim Schwartz, Robin Christopherson and Shaun Preece to talk about the past ten years of the show under their stewardship. We hear from you, our valued listeners, who share your thoughts on the show over the last decade, and we are joined by special guest Yvonne Milne, the RNIB...
2021-11-3057 min
Sustainable ScotlandThe Road to Cop 26: Our Journey to Net Zero and BeyondWith the UN climate change summit now well underway in Glasgow and the city abuzz with delegates from across the world, details are slowly emerging of deals and renewed hopes for the future.But as negotiations and talks continue inside the debating chamber, what is Scotland doing in its own right to avert ecological catastrophe?Where are the innovators trying new things, the business leaders shaping change or the individuals who, with every switching off at the plug to save on energy, are collectively doing much, much more than they might imagine?My...
2021-11-0944 min
Murder She SpokeEpisode 69: Jean MilneEpisode 69: Jean Milne. This week we go back to 1912 as Emma tells us about the unsolved murder of Jean Milne, a wealthy 69-year-old spinster from Broughty Ferry near Dundee. As Jean enjoyed living in some seclusion, but was also known to travel often and with little notice, it was several weeks before the grisly scene of her murder was uncovered in her home.Emma describes how the crime scene failed to present clear answers, as some valuables were missing but many others in plain view remained, casting doubt on robbery being the motive.We hear of the...
2021-10-0835 min
Sustainable ScotlandScotland's Climate Assembly on how will of a nation can help prevent global catastropheIn 2019 Scotland made history by becoming the world's first government to declare a climate emergency. Now after Brexit and both a UK and Scottish election, it finds itself at a crossroads over which direction it should go to tackle it.With Cop26 looming, as the SNP and Greens talk ‘co-operation’ in the face of consternation from the Conservatives, Labour and others, as Westminster considers oil and gas even as the IPCC warns against and business counts the cost of a global pandemic, the decisions made in the coming weeks and months could shape generations.Among thos...
2021-08-1847 min
HebCelt Survival Session Podcast SeriesHebCelt Survival Sessions Episode 10 - Round up and future - Caroline and GrahamShaun Milne sits down with Festival Director, Caroline Maclennan and Dupute Director, Graham MacCallum to round up this year's podcast series.
2021-08-1325 minHebCelt Survival Session Podcast SeriesHebCelt Survival Sessions Podcast 3 - Willie CampbellShaun Milne here catches up with Willie Campbell one of Lewis's famous singer songwriters covering his early years on the UK music scene and more recently how he has coped with lockdown and his creative process. Willie appears with Between Islands on Wednesday, 14th July, with the Tumbling Souls on Saturday, 17th July and hosts the Virtual Festival Club on the night of Friday, 16th July.
2021-07-0521 minHebCelt Survival Session Podcast SeriesHebCelt Survival Sessions Podcast 1 - Behind the ScenesThe multi-award winning Hebridean Celtic Festival (HebCelt) has been a key feature in the cultural landscape of the Outer Hebrides since 1996. Forced to reinvent their festival, as so many others have had to do, they are presenting their Survival Sessions online over 14-17 July 2021.
In the first of their Survival Sessions podcasts here Shaun Milne interviews Caroline Maclennan, Festival Director and Graham MacCallum, Depute Festival Director about the background to this year‘s event Hebcelt Survival Sessions and how the team behind the event have reacted to the circumstances over the last year and a half. ...
2021-07-0136 minSustainable ScotlandHow Scotland's construction industry is becoming more sustainableThe Scotsman's Sustainable Scotland podcast will examine how Scotland's construction sector is rising to the challenge posed by climate change and diminishing resources.It will speak to head of sustainability at the Robertson Group, Graeme Hannah, and Lucy Black at the Construction Scotland innovation Centre about how views in the industry are changing and how this shift is represented throughout the supply chain.The discussion, led by presenter by Shaun Milne, will discuss the importance of biodiversity and what our buildings and built-up spaces could look like in the future. Hosted on Acast. See a...
2021-02-0434 minSustainable ScotlandCabin fever: how Scotland is emulating Scandinavian’s love-in for huts and natureThe Scottish hutting tradition is enjoying a surge of popularity as people seek out a simpler way of life more in tune with the environment. But what has fuelled this new love for living for nature, and just how easy is it to get away from it all? Climate journalist Shaun Milne is joined by author and journalist Lesley Riddoch and hutter and campaigner Chris Ballance who share their experiences and also ask does Scotland need a new political party to campaign on the single issue of land reform? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more i...
2021-01-2134 minSustainable ScotlandScotland's attitudes towards climate change: are we at a turning point?Are we now at a turning point in our attitudes towards climate change and are our intentions now shifting into actions?In the first episode in The Scotsman’s Sustainable Scotland podcast series, journalist Shaun Milne is joined by Iagan MacNeil, Head of Policy at Smart Energy GB and Frazer Scott, Chief Executive Officer, Energy Action Scotland, to discuss the results of a recent survey of Scotland's attitudes towards the issue.Sustainable Scotland will focus on the people and organisations that are moving the dial towards making Scotland a more sustainable country to live in....
2020-12-1043 min
The Campaign Podcast23: Graduates attempt to beat the hiring freeze and ITV's anti-racism adCampaign journalists Gurjit and Jeremy discuss ITV's recent anti-racism ad that was in support of dance group diversity. The ad received praise following complaints about the group's recent Black Lives Matter performance on Britain’s Got Talent (the complaints were later dismissed by Ofcom). They also unpick London mayoral candidate Shaun Bailey's call to allow sponsorship deals for tube stations, in a deal that could be worth £100 million.Then producer Ben speaks to recent graduates from the Watford Course and SCA 2.0, about their experiences of graduating into a global pandemic, including the pair who set up G.U.A.P...
2020-09-2551 min
Suburban LegendsRaymond and Jennie KehletOn the 19th of March 2015, Raymond and Jennie Kehlet left their home in Beverley and headed towards the remote outback town of Sandstone WA, around 730 kilometres northeast of Perth. The couple planned to prospect for gold amongst the many abandoned mine shafts peppering the Australian outback in these parts.But the trio weren’t alone; along for the trip was their friend named Graham Milne. Over the next couple of days, the trio conducted prospecting activities in the area, hoping to strike it lucky...Join Shaun and Chloe as they discuss the fair di...
2019-09-1555 minTea or Books? – Stuck in a BookTea or Books? #61: Do We Care What Characters Eat? and The French Lieutenant’s Woman vs Remarkable CreaturesJohn Fowles, Tracy Chevalier, and eating in books – Lyme and limes, if you will!
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Sorry for a bit of a delay (because I had to read two quite long books) – and advance apologies for the delay before our next episode, as Rachel moves house and completes her dissertation. Thanks for bearing with us! In this episode, we use a recommendation from my friend Rachel (a different one) and ask about characters and food. In the second half, we compare John Fowles’ The French Lieutenant’s Woman with Tracy Chev...
2018-07-2400 min
Tea or Books?Tea or Books? #61: Do We Care What Characters Eat? and The French Lieutenant’s Woman vs Remarkable CreaturesJohn Fowles, Tracy Chevalier, and eating in books – Lyme and limes, if you will!
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Sorry for a bit of a delay (because I had to read two quite long books) – and advance apologies for the delay before our next episode, as Rachel moves house and completes her dissertation. Thanks for bearing with us! In this episode, we use a recommendation from my friend Rachel (a different one) and ask about characters and food. In the second half, we compare John Fowles’ The French Lieutenant’s Woman with Tracy Chev...
2018-07-2400 min
The Scottish Independence PodcastScotIndyPod 121 - Shaun MilneFor the 121st episode of the Scottish Independence Podcast I invited Shaun Milne to come on and talk about his new site, the North British News, the only news that can save you from the clutches of the vile cybernats.As well as finding out the inspiration for the new site and what goes into making the animations, we also chatted about some of the people around the Scottish political scene that ensure that a satirist like Shaun never has much trouble finding material.Hope you enjoy…
2016-02-2228 min![Kissy Sell Out [Official Podcast]](https://assets.podomatic.net/ts/e5/fd/b3/kissysellout/1400x1400_9408896.jpg)
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Interviews covering the arts local and further a field.
Gemma Atkinson and Fred Grace will be on the show talking about their short film "Act of Terror" -
While filming a routine stop and search of her boyfriend on the London Underground, Gemma suddenly found herself detained, handcuffed and threatened with arrest.
Act of Terror tells the story of her fight to bring the police to justice and prevent this happening to anyone else, ever again.
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