Scottish Greens Podcast

The latest in our series looking at how independence can help to build a better Scotland. In this episode, Lorna Slater, co-leader of the Scottish Greens, chats with Nadia Kanyange, Green candidate for the Glasgow region at the Scottish Parliament elections in 2021. 

They discuss Nadia's journey into politics, the challenges facing asylum seekers and refugees, the importance of multiculturalism and how we can all be more welcoming to others.

The latest update from the co-leaders of the Scottish Greens, Lorna Slater and Patrick Harvie MSP. In this episode, they chat about working from home experiences and discuss the positives and negatives of the recent Scottish Programme for Government and the advantages of minority government. 

In the latest of our 'Scotland can....' series, Scottish Greens Co-leader Lorna Slater chats with Kate Wimpress, Convenor of the first Citizen's Assembly of Scotland about how a citizen's assembly can fit into a positive future for Scotland.

The fourth in our 'Scotland can......' series, this episode discusses whether Scotland can have sustainable transport - Scottish Greens Co-Leader Lorna Slater chats with Daisy Narayanan, an architect and urban designer who works for Sustrans, the charity making it easier to walk and cycle.

The third in our 'Scotland can......' series, this episode explores the concept of a new constitution for an independent Scotland. Lorna Slater, co-leader of the Scottish Greens, chats with constitutional law student Blair Anderson about why we need a constitution and what it may look like.

Lorna and Fuad Alakbarov talk about how Scotland can be welcoming to new Scots and anti-racist.

Lorna and Janet Fenton from CND discuss the campaign for nuclear disarmament on the anniversary of Hiroshima

Lorna is joined by Lothian list Holyrood candidate Emily Frood as they discuss trans rights

Lorna is joined by her co-leader Patrick Harvie as they discuss asylum seekers, the hostile environment and abolishing the home office.

Lorna is joined by anti-racism activist Amy Allard-Dunbar as they discuss how we challenge racism and make politics more accessible to BAME communities.