This week: what does a good food nation mean if it doesn't mean a right to food and what does a right to food entail? Plus, political divisions around the National Care Service.

This week, we talk with Gordon Johnston from the Scottish Mental Health Partnership on where Scotland is at in improving & treating the population's mental health.

This week: the Miners’ Strike (Pardons) (Scotland) Bill feat. a trip to the 1980s plus a little bit more COP26.

In this week's Women in Public Affairs Scotland takeover, Kimberley Somerside and Clare Slipper talk about the only show in town - COP26. With a guest contribution from Lucy Miller, listen in to their discussion on COP26 ambitions, inspiration from climate activists, and the diplomacy around tackling the climate crisis.

This week, is the UK government putting devolution at risk? Plus the strikes around COP26 and does Glasgow need a pied piper?

This week we talk to one time Parliamentary staffer Ross Sanderson about what it was like to work at Holyrood and at Westminster for MSP and then MP, John Lamont. Plus; those Supreme Court decisions.

This week we’re talking with Dr. Sorcha Hume of Friends at the End, about Liam McArthur MSP's proposed Assisted Dying Bill.

This week: Women in Public Affairs Scotland talks to Jimmy Paul & Denisha Killoh of the Wellbeing Economy Alliance about what wellbeing economics are, why they matter, what people in public affairs can do to influence decision makers and what a wellbeing economy looks like in practice…plus a cat.

This week: political parties as in parties, not Parties (innocent fun or sinister DC-esque swamp?); Humza's tumble; and the Institute for Government reports on borrowing & currency in an independent Scotland.

David's back and we're talking about the Programme for Government, independence, a little bit more about the SNP/Green deal and comedians doing public service announcements. Enjoy!