And a very guid new year tae abidy.  We start aff the year wi a fine festive feel wi some dance music tae get ye intae the ceilidh birl.  As the warl celebrates oor National Bard we hear fit’s gaan on in his native Ayrshire and  we hear mair aboot his wife Jean Armour. Jim […]

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In Episode 36 o Scots Radio we celebrate our three-year anniversary wi some typical festive good cheer. We open up the ‘Wee Windaes’ wi Scots Screiver Hamish MacDonald and discover a new online cultural treasure trove. Sheena Wellington unwraps the plans for the ‘Jimmy Shand Collection’ an Kirsty Gallacher fae ‘Into Film Scotland’ wraps up […]

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In Episode 35 o Scots Radio, we hear how Professor Gary West has woven testimonials fae WW1 – collected by Jock Duncan – intae a one act play caad ‘Jocks Jocks’. Mary Blance reports fae the Shetland Film Festival and sculptor Helen Denerley spiks aboot her work – and makin the Giraffes on Leith Walk […]

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In Episode 34 we dinna hing aboot – we ging fae the launch o a new book caad the Buke o the Howlat at Darnaway Castle in Morayshire – new text fae James Robertson and illustrations fae Kate Leiper. We hear fit’s being planned for the new International Storytelling Festival – an we enjoy the […]

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In Episode 33 we hear aboot new creative plans for the Robert Burns Birthplace Museum in Alloway. We’re oot an aboot at the Festivals wi a look an listen tae some o the ongyangs at the Edinburgh Festival and Fringe , an at the Solas Festival in Perthshire, far we hear fae musician and broadcaster […]

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(repeat) It’s een o oor special Episodes this month and in this Episode 32, we hae the pleasure and honour o capturing the essence o the internationally renowned writer and conservationist, John Muir – the father o oor National Parks and Ranger Service. In this the Centennial year o the Ranger Service, we’re in Dunbar, […]

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It’s een o oor special Episodes this month and in this Episode 31, we hae the pleasure and honour o capturing the essence o the internationally renowned writer and conservationist, John Muir – the father o oor National Parks and Ranger Service. In this the Centennial year o the Ranger Service, we’re in Dunbar, Muir’s […]

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In Episode 30 or Scots Radio, wir keeping up wi seasonal – ivints past, present and future. We hear foo the Saltire Society is celebratin it’s 80th birthday, Mary Blance is spikkin aboot the Shetland Wool Wik – oor new reporter Tracy Harvey reports fae Ayrshire, an we jine writer James Robertson at a gaitherin […]

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An wiv been gaan aboot again. In this edition wir at the Celtic Media Festival, held this year in Dungarvan, Waterford, Ireland, an hear foo Scots Radio got on in the Festival Awards. An fit’s happening tae the Scots Language Co-ordinators – we spik tae co-ordinators Diane Anderson and Bruce Eunson. Wir at the Scottish […]

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An wir oot an aboot again – spikkin tae fowk and hearin their stories. In this edition, we jine the community doon at Newhaven hairbour, aside Edinburgh, tae hear aboot their mission tae create a new Heritage Centre. We delve intae the pages o ‘Killochries’ , the story and book fae Glesgae Maker, Jim Carruth […]

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