Released in December, 2012, this episode serves as a look back on the year that was and a look ahead to 2013. Tom and Svein discuss their favorite moments, episodes and more.

Released in December, 2012, this is part three of our three-part, in-depth interview with none other than Bruce �Flower of Scotland� Watson himself. Bruce discusses BC releases from PIOT through DTD, and a previously unreleased instrumental track from 1987's R.E.L. tapes is played.

Released in November, 2012, this is part two of our three-part, in-depth interview with none other than Bruce �Flower of Scotland� Watson himself.

Recorded in October, 2012, this special tenth episode of the only Big Country podcast on the interwebs features part one of a three-part, in-depth interview with none other than Bruce �Flower of Scotland� Watson himself.

In this episode, we talk about our reactions to Tony leaving the band, Ian leaving as manager, and the new songs that Big Country have been playing in preparation for their next studio album. Features guest John Gouveia.

We call this episode the "Non-Barren Barren Years, " as we were all surprised to find out just how busy members of the band were musically from 2002 through 2009. We talk about as many of the members� projects as we can, from Tony�s solo albums to The Casbah Club, and we give our thoughts on BC getting back together as a trio for the 2007 tour. Lots of stuff to digest here. Guest John Gouveia from bigcountryinfo.com offers a lot of unique insights.

Svein and Thomas continue their track-by-track analysis of the much-debated No Place Like Home album. This is the final part of the NPLH trilogy extravaganza.

Svein and Thomas begin a track-by-track analysis of the No Place Like Home album, released in 1991. This is the second part of the NPLH trilogy extravaganza.

This is the first part in our No Place Like Home trilogy. Before we get into a track-by-track analysis of the album in the next two episodes, we talk about all the changes the band was going through just before the album�s release. We discuss drummer Pat Ahern, the Through a Big Country release, new songs like Heart of the World and Save Me, our feelings on the new musical direction the band was taking at the time and more.

Svein and Thomas continue their Top Ten countdown of their favorite Big Country rarities and b-sides. They also argue over what constitutes a b-side.