Scottish Independence Podcasts

RSH Podcast Part 4- Electoral Representation Pre- and Post-Union

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... 
 

The Nation Talks with Dr Marsha Scott

This week, host John Drummond talks with Dr Marsha Scott, a New Scot originally from  New York. 
Marsha is Chief Executive of Scottish Women's Aid and is a national committee member of Women for Independence.
 
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Yes Group spotlight #20 Grassroots Oban presents Scotland's Future: an alternative to tax, by Graeme McCormick

The Indylive.radio team is grateful, as always, to Grassroots Oban for sharing their event with us in our Yes Group Spotlight programme.  
Graeme McCormick proposes an alternative to income tax, council tax, VAT, National Insurance, Corporation tax and explains his thinking under a hail of challenging questions from participants. 
This episode also features in our latest blogpost, https://indylive.radio/no-more-income-tax-council-tax-vat/ and you can get Graeme's book "Scotland's future"  here https://annualgroundrent.scot/
 Graeme returns to Grassroots Oban on 12th Feb for a follow up event with Finance Minister Kate Forbes.  

Building the Scottish State#23 with James Kelly

This week our host Dr Mark McNaught interviews James Kelly.  James is a pro-independence blogger known as "Scot Goes Pop", voted one of Scotland's top ten political websites.
James has conducted several polls and has some interesting views on exactly what they are telling us - and what they are not.
This is the podcast version of the original livestream.  If you would like to watch the video livestream, you can find all Building the Scottish State episodes in their own playlist on Indylive Radio's you tube channel
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Twa Auld Heids #17 Behind the scenes with Martin Keatings

As we wait for the result of the Sec 30 Court Case, the Twa auld Heids (also known as Mike Fenwick and Dave Lewellyn) chat with Martin Keatings about his experience of being in the Courtroom, working with lawyers and his thoughts on the likely outcome which he expects this week.  Fingers crossed everybody!

The Week in Holyrood - Caledonia Media with Charles Fletcher

Round up of this week's political goings on in Holyrood and beyond from Charles Fletcher

James E Saturday Show Interviews #03 - Braw

Indylive Radio's James E interviews Braw, a folk-pop brother duo based in Glasgow.
Hear the latest about their latest music and future plans and about making music during lockdown.
 
For new Scottish music and interviews, as well as old favourites,  listen to the James E Saturday Show on Indylive.radio every Saturday from 10am - 1pm.  
 
If you are a Scottish band or artist and would like to have your music featured on the show, all contact details are at the end of the podcast.  We look forward to hearing from you
 
You can find all of Braw's music on their Youtube page https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsYY...

the Locker Room #32

Michael and Matthew continue their mission to bring us the best of the weekend's Scottish sporting action including football round up, rugby and NFI