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A monthly podcast which takes a bite out of the news - what's happened in Scotland last month, what's coming up in the month ahead and the best in sport: all with punchy analysis from journalist and disability rights campaigner Michael McEwen and teacher, journalist and former political candidate, Peter Newman. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Inspiring ideas and stories to promote discussion on the topic of improving Scotland for everyone. Weekly podcasts on a variety of topics from health, environment, economy, justice in Scotland and much much more.

Bringing together leading figures from the world of business, politics and civic society, Scotland 2050 will create the opportunity for sharing innovative ideas, knowledge and understanding to inspire for an enlightened and ambitious future looking Scotland. Scotland 2050 will present a unique opportunity and platform to start this critical discussion in a way that asks the key questions of how we drive Scotland’s future growth agenda by considering the challenges and the future opportunities that new thinking can present in driving change. A space for Scotland to discuss the issues of today...

Hosted by Drew Hendry MP. Become involved in the discussion about Scotland's future, get informed about our choices and be inspired about the opportunities for a better, more progressive Scotland.

We invite you to be part of a conversation that enlightens and connects, a journey that takes you from the heart of global conflicts to the stories of resilience and creativity that define our world. This is more than just a podcast; it’s a global forum where ideas enlighten and perspectives converge. Join us on this journey to broaden your understanding of the world and be inspired by the stories that shape our global community.Find out more at:Beyond Borders Scotland: https://www.beyondbordersscotland.com/Beyond Borders International Festival: http://www.bbintfest.com//

Helping farmers to reduce diffuse pollution risks and benefit their farming business.

The Tes Scotland podcast brings you fascinating discussion and insight into Scottish education from Henry Hepburn and Emma Seith.

A distinguished historian of Spain and Europe provides an enlightening account of the development of nationalist and separatist movements in contemporary Catalonia and Scotland.

The Healthcare Improvement podcast is brought to you by Healthcare Improvement Scotland, an organisation that enables the people of Scotland to experience the best quality of health and social care. Each episode features discussions with healthcare professionals across the NHS and private sectors, as well as experts from within Healthcare Improvement Scotland, in which they discuss the issues currently affecting healthcare and the solutions that are being developed to address them.

Welcome to Politically Speaking, Scotland’s flagship political podcast brought to you from the editorial team of the award-winning Holyrood magazine. Whether you are more interested in what politicians do to relax than what they actually do in the parliament, this is the podcast where you will get the full skinny on politics, policy, and pure nonsense. ©Holyrood Communications

Are you interested in how government policy in the UK and abroad affects our food, our rural communities and our environment? Scotland's Rural College has a world-class team of in-house policy professionals with expertise in food policy, biodiversity, agricultural economics, rural society, land management and much more. On this podcast you will hear conversations between these experts and guests about rural policy and how it not only affects Scotland and the UK, but globally too. The team can switch between talking about the real impacts of policy change and how it affects individuals in rural...

How to be an independent country: Scotland's choices is a new podcast from The Scotsman which will tackle the big questions facing Scotland at a second independence referendum from a different perspective. Instead of hearing from the same old voices, join Conor Matchett as he explores how other countries across the world experienced independence, the challenges they faced, and the lessons to be learned for Scotland.

The office of Children and Young People’s Commissioner for Scotland office turns 18 on 26 April 2022. We’ve championed children’s human rights for the length of an entire childhood! The first Commissioner, from April 2004, was Professor Kathleen Marshall. Tam Baillie held the post from 2009, and was followed by Bruce Adamson in 2017. In this series, guided by questions from children and young people, all three Children's Commissioners discuss their work, the progress of children's rights in Scotland, and the important changes they would still like to see. The podcast was co-produced by ...