Scottish Independence Podcasts

The Daytime Show #19 with Gordon MacIntyre-Kemp and Lorna Slater

Val and Marlene had another two great guests on Indylive.radio's  Daytime Show this week - first, CEO of Business for Scotland Gordon MacIntyre-Kemp, to tell us about the new billboard campaign that Believe in Scotland have just launched, plus some glimpses into recent polling data and the power of a wellbeing economic strategy to unite Scotland like never before.  
Our second guest is Lorna Slater, co-leader of the Scottish Green Party, who gives a passionate and articulate case for voting Green and also shares her thoughts on the challenges ahead and how we can address them.
Catch the Daytime Show at 11am on Fridays on Indylive.radio for more fantastic guests, politics, culture, news and views
 
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James E Saturday Show Interviews #05 -Jamie Fraser

James E Saturday Show  exclusive interview with Inverness based musician Jamie Fraser.
You can hear some of Jamie's music on his facebook page https://www.facebook.com/LONEWOLFTUNES
 
Tune in to the James E Saturday show every Saturday from 10am - 1pm on https://indylive.radio for new Scottish music.  if you are a new Scottish musician and you would like to feature on the James E Show, email studio@indylive.radio or get in touch through our social media channels.

Scottish Sports Podcast: The Locker Room #35

A packed show this week as hosts Michael and Matthew bring us all the sports action for the weekend, including football,  wheelchair tennis, Pro 14 and news on the Doddie Weir Foundation
 
 

RSH Podcast - ToU Part 6 How the Duke of Hamilton Helped Scotland into a Worse Situation

Podcast versions of Articles of the Treaty of Union between Scotland and England, as ratified at Edinburgh, 16th January, 1707 by kind permission of Jenny Eeles of  Random Scottish History  
You can follow Jenny on Twitter https://twitter.com/FlikeNoir
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Treaty of Union Articles on RSH.scot - https://randomscottishhistory.com/new... For the hardback, paperback or kindle edition of 'Treaty of Union Articles' (2019), illustrated by Alex Eeles - https://randomscottishhistory.com/201... Charles Waddie's 'How Scotland Lost Her Parliament' (1891) on RSH.scot - https://randomscottishhistory.com/how... For the paperback or kindle edition of Waddie's 'How Scotland Lost Her Parliament' (2020 reprint) - https://randomscottishhistory.com/202... 
 

Twa Auld Heids #18 with Peter A Bell

Mike Fenwick and Dave Lewellyn, otherwise known as the Twa Auld Heids, in conversation with blogger Peter A Bell, a passionate and no holds barred discussion about the route to independence and the barriers to be overcome.  
 

Daytime show interviews - Robert Anderson, Charlotte Ahmed and Suzanne Blackley

More inspirational grassroots activist chat this week as hosts Val and Marlene chat with Robert (Andy) Anderson from Yes Perth City and Charlotte Ahmed and Suzanne Blackley from the newly launched membership group Now Scotland.  
Hear how the Yes Movement is organising and preparing for the inevitable campaign to come.  
You can hear new episodes of the Daytime Show every Friday at 11am on https://indylive.radio
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Yes group spotlight #022 AIM presents Postal votes: the myths exposed

Essential listening for anyone intending to use a postal vote but still troubled by doubts about the security of the system.  Hear from people who know exactly how the process works as they share their experience and answer questions from the audience.
Indylive.radio team are grateful to the Aberdeen Independence Movement for sharing their excellent discussion with us.  
If your Yes Group is running an event which you would like us to feature on Yes Group Spotlight, we'd love to hear from you.  You can email us at studio@indylive.radio or contact through any of our social media platforms

The Nation Talks with Cathy McCulloch

Our host John Drummond's guest this week is Cathy McCulloch, Co-Director of the Children's Parliament which, since its establishment in 1996 has grown to become Scotland's centre of excellence for the participation and engagement of children
 
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