Scottish Independence Podcasts

Greg is Chief Executive of Scottish Independence Foundation.
Micheal was a journalist with Commonspace  and is now newly qualified lawyer

The Boris PM special with Kevin Gibney, Greg McCarra of Scottish Independence Foundation and Jason Baird of the National Yes Registry discussing BoJo  and where next for the Indy Movement.

Part 2 of BBC Bias Demonstration in Glasgow on July 14

Ray goes to the BBC Bias protest and speaks to one of the organisers Dave McGuiness discussing BBC's 'war' with the SNP, foreign affairs reportage and more...

IndyPram Podcast #8 An Introduction to Paul Kavanagh - Wee Ginger Dug

Scotland’s Democratic Future: Shaping Scotland’s Citizens’ Assembly, hosted by Electoral Reform Society Scotland and the University of Edinburgh
Mon, Jul 8 from 6:00 - 8:00pm BST  Politics & Society
The Scottish Government has proposed a Citizens’ Assembly on Scotland’s future, providing an opportunity for greater citizen engagement on issues facing the country. A Citizens’ Assembly in Scotland provides the opportunity to democratically work through complex constitutional issues in a way that fosters consensus and understanding rather than division in society. But what is a Citizens' Assembly?This panel will be a chance to share and learn about how citizens’ assemblies work in general, and how Scotland’s will function in particular.Speakers include:Joanna Cherry MP QC
David Martin former MEP and will be co-convener of the Scottish Citizens' assemblyDr Jess Garland (Electoral Reform Society)Dr Oliver Escobar (University of Edinburgh)Professor David Farrell (Research leader of the Irish Citizens' Assembly)Louise Caldwell (Irish Citizens' Assembly member)Lesley Riddoch (Journalist)Hosted by Edinburgh University and the Electoral Reform Society.
 
Thanks to http://democracytv.scot/  ,  Video livestream https://livestream.com/DemocracyTV/ers-citizens-assembly
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Quality of fish farmed produce.
Scottish soft fruit and its labelling.
Dire implications to Scottish farming under World Trade Organisation rules.
Success of the non-party grassroots campaign for Scotland The Brand.
Is the NFU failing Scotland on political grounds?
Access to accurate information.
Disgust of Scottish farmers of the way their produce is packaged.
The new 'Send It Back' campaign.
Local food is greener!
Sub-standard imported 'Tartan Tat'.
Harris Tweed rebranded to British Tweed.