Scottish Independence Podcasts

Changing Minds, Looking Forward #4 - Stephen Gethins, Scotland's Place in the World

We are grateful to the National Yes Registry for sharing their excellent event with Stephen Gethins, discussing his new book entitled "Nation to nation", looking at Scotland's Place in the World and taking questions from the audience.
 

Voices for Scotland #2.1 - Social Care Review

The Voices for Scotland podcast is back with hosts Michael and Allan this week reporting on the fallout from the Hamilton Report and Committee Inquiry, plus discussion on the Social Care Review

The Nation Talks with Richard Haviland

In this week of crucial elections for the independence movement, John Drummond chats with Richard Haviland, a former senior civil servant who voted "No" in 2014.  Richard is now a Scottish independence supporter and active in the European Movement in Scotland.  In this frank discussion, Richard explains that deciding to vote Yes comes with a heavy heart, because he feels that the Uk has left him no choice.  Insightful discussion into the issues that arise in the struggle to move from No to Yes.  

James E Saturday show Interviews #09 Rhuari Campbell

Indylive.radio is delighted to support up and coming Scottish musicians and artists.  Recently on the James E Saturday Show, James E. had the pleasure of chatting to Dundee based Rhuari Campbell about life, his music and his future plans.  
You can hear a selection of Rhuari's music on his Soundcloud channel , on spotify and Bandcamp

The Daytime Show #24 - Mark McGeoghegan and Gerry Hassan

Two of the guests in the Daytime Show on 30th April were Ipsos Mori pollster Mark McGeoghegan and writer and commentator Gerry Hassan.  Here, both give their views on the state of the election campaigns as we enter the final week before polling day on Thursday.
 
 

The Week in Holyrood

with less than a week left before the Holyrood 2021 elections, Charles Fletcher reflects on the leadership debates and the sleaze emanating from Westminster

Changing Minds, looking forward #3 Annual Ground Rent - a replacement for taxation?

This week in our series Changing Minds we are grateful to Grassroots Oban for sharing their excellent event on the potential to use a system of Annual Ground Rent as a replacement for all taxation and as a support for universal basic income.  In this question and answer session, Graham McCormack, the author of the Annual Ground Rent proposal, is joined by finance minister Kate Forbes as they consider the possibilities and challenges of finding a replacement to the tax system.  

The Locker Room

Another weekend round up of Scottish sporting action, including a look back at the basketball season and much more from your hosts Michael McEwan and Matthew Lingard