A little Christmas story to warm your soul on a cold winter's day. Sorry if you were expecting something darker.

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CREDITS

This episode was written and produced by Michael Park for Be Quiet Media.

The voice Edward Pearson is Chris Moriarty.

The score was written by Santa's Chief Elf, Mitch Bain. 

It is 1919. Troops are on the streets of Glasgow to quell a Communist uprising. What happened? The Riot Act happened.

This episode is a retelling of our first episode to celebrate the fact that Scotland has been cluttering up your podcast feeds for a whole year. Thank you so much for listening - we really appreciate you all!

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CREDITS

This episode was written and produced by Michael Park for Be Quiet Media.

The voice of the Riot Act is Paul Houlihan.

The score was written by the human Fialka cipher, Mitch Bain. Listen to Mitch's podcast Strong Language & Violent Scenes if you're into horror movies that you maybe shouldn't like.

It is 1828 and medical science is advancing fast, but the best way to learn about anatomy is to see it in the flesh. That's where the Resurrectionists come in. Burke and Hare can get you a steady supply of bodies... as long as you never ask where they come from. 

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CREDITS

This episode was written and produced by Michael Park for Be Quiet Media.

The voice of William Burke is Chris Moriarty.

The score was written by the human Vigenere Cipher, Mitch Bain. Listen to Mitch's podcast Strong Language & Violent Scenes if you're into horror movies that you maybe shouldn't like.

It is 1698. Desperate times call for desperate measures: and to save themselves from a full union with England, the Scottish Government is willing to roll the dice one last time. They're going to bet the house on a Scottish Empire in Central America.

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CREDITS: Written, narrated & produced by Michael Park. Music by Mitch Bain. Additional voices by Andy Stewart.

The story of two pioneers of flight. One an Italian who lived in Scotland, one a Scotsman who lived in Italy. That's about as similar as these stories get.

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CREDITS

This episode was written and produced by Michael Park for Be Quiet Media. 

The score was written by the human human Dorabella Cypher, Mitch Bain. 

Come with us as we tell you the forgotten story of the Invisible Poet of Cremorne Gardens. This story might take place in London (mostly), but its subject is very Scottish indeed. 

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CREDITS

This episode was written and produced by Michael Park for Be Quiet Media. The research for the episode is by Mila Daskalova who is writing her PhD thesis on printing in Victorian Asylums.

The score was written by the human jump scare, Mitch Bain. The voice of John Reid Adam was Andy Stewart. 

Additional voices were by Leanne Milne and Dan Todd.

Mila studies at the University of Strathclyde, her research is supported by the Scottish Graduate School for Arts and Humanities.

Edinburgh Castle has been at the heart of Scotland for centuries, but what do you do when someone takes it from you? Close your eyes and take a trip through the time vortex with us to find out...

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CREDITS

This episode was written and produced by Michael Park. The score was written by the human sneak attack, Mitch Bain.

Meet Mary Barbour, the woman who took on Glasgow's First World War slumlords and played an invaluable role in the history of modern Scotland.

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CREDITS

This episode was written and produced by Michael Park. The score was written by the human stealth bomber, Mitch Bain.

Whether you liked or loathed the final season of HBO's Game of Thrones, you’ll love this trip back into Scottish history, telling the story of two horrifying events which inspired the most famous moment in George R.R. Martin's story: the Red Wedding.

Learn about the Black Dinner and the Massacre of Glencoe in this episode of Scotland, a storytelling podcast about history and where we made it.

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CREDITS

This episode was written and produced by Michael Park. The score was written by the human chameleon, Mitch Bain. Additional voices were provided by Andy Stewart.