Scottish Independence Podcasts

This week's poetry selection:   Auld by Angus Shoor Caan;  country ramble by Sheila Nichols, Lockdown fears by Brian and Lisa Hill;  Angels by Dougie Smith
 
Tune in to indylive.radio at 1pm on Sundays for our next episode, and check out our clacks WFI podcast too!  
 
Thanks for listening - stay safe everybody
 

Join us for a trip down memory lane back a month to a time when we were able to get on a train and go to the big city to be guests on the Indylive.radio daytime show discussing the Yes Slates project.  We also we catch up with Finn and family for the lockdown diaries, find out about a new initiative in Singapore that sounds very familiar and finally we celebrate WFIs everywhere with a special poem Bellies of Fire - enjoy!
If anybody would like to take part in our podcasts we would love to hear from you, especially other WFIs, just send a voice recording to our facebook page women for independence clackmannanshire or DM us on twitter @clackswfi 
Stay safe everybody and thanks for listening 

THE SCOTTISH HISTORY YOU'VE NEVER HEARD TOLDStuart McHardy's revisioning of Scotland's History.
First produced for https://indylive.radio. Follow Stuart on https://stuartmchardy.wordpress.com/

This week's selection is
Shield - Angus Shoor Caan
Berry picking - Sheila Nichols
Bellies of Fire - Lynne Dougan
These are the Hands - Michael Rosen, performed by Sven Jorgenson
if you would like to contribute poetry or recordings we'd love to hear from you - contact us via facebook women for independence clackmannanshire or twitter @clacks WFI

We might be stuck in our houses, but Clacks WFIs have still got plenty to say!  This week, some reflections on topical events and veteran campaigner Lorraine and I have a virtual catch up.  
 
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Clacks WFI podcast is broadcast every week on indylive.radio at 10am on tuesdays, repeated 6pm Thursday then available to download on Friday mornings.  Please share with anyone you think might enjoy our musings - stay safe everybody!

A slightly wistful and nostalgic feel to this week's poetry selection - remember those glorious days when we could go outside whenever we wanted?