Podcasts about Broadwood

We look back on a dour game at Broadwood as the last pre split game doesn't go to plan. Youtube Members

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With the SWPL title wrapped up in dramatic style for the second year running, and a Scottish Cup final to look forward to this Sunday at Hampden, Dave is once more joined by Eva Murray to discuss all things in women's Scottish football. Before the title celebrations, there was a huge midweek that saw Celtic beat Hearts 3-1, and Dave caught up with Elena Sadiku and Kelly Clark after that match for their thoughts on what could happen at Celtic Park. There is a bit more from Elena after Sunday's drama, along with her team gatecrashing the interview! Eva gives us her view on how things played out at Broadwood on Sunday as Rangers came agonisingly close to regaining the title, before turning focus on champions Celtic. Hibernian and Hearts both played their parts, with the latter still with hopes for the Scottish Cup knowing they were one of two teams to beat Rangers in the league this season. Further down the league, there was just a single point between the bottom two with Hamilton losing out and Dundee United facing Kilmarnock in the playoff (played after this was recorded), whilst Montrose achievement of staying up with a bit to spare is rightly congratulated. Dave and Eva finish up with their own SWPL teams of the season. Thank you to supernovaterracewear.com who are sponsoring our Fantasy Football Scotland league for the third season running. You can find them on Twitter Supernova Terracewear or Instagram @supernovaterracewear Tweet us @sffpodcastInstagram - sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsMastodon - @sffpodcast@mastodon.scotEmail - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

With the SWPL title wrapped up in dramatic style for the second year running, and a Scottish Cup final to look forward to this Sunday at Hampden, Dave is once more joined by Eva Murray to discuss all things in women's Scottish football. Before the title celebrations, there was a huge midweek that saw Celtic beat Hearts 3-1, and Dave caught up with Elena Sadiku and Kelly Clark after that match for their thoughts on what could happen at Celtic Park. There is a bit more from Elena after Sunday's drama, along with her team gatecrashing the interview! Eva gives us her view on how things played out at Broadwood on Sunday as Rangers came agonisingly close to regaining the title, before turning focus on champions Celtic. Hibernian and Hearts both played their parts, with the latter still with hopes for the Scottish Cup knowing they were one of two teams to beat Rangers in the league this season. Further down the league, there was just a single point between the bottom two with Hamilton losing out and Dundee United facing Kilmarnock in the playoff (played after this was recorded), whilst Montrose achievement of staying up with a bit to spare is rightly congratulated. Dave and Eva finish up with their own SWPL teams of the season. Thank you to supernovaterracewear.com who are sponsoring our Fantasy Football Scotland league for the third season running. You can find them on Twitter Supernova Terracewear or Instagram @supernovaterracewear Tweet us @sffpodcastInstagram - sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsMastodon - @sffpodcast@mastodon.scotEmail - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Scott and Kendal discuss this afternoons narrow victory for the Womens team at Broadwood taking them into the International Break top of the table. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Shona and Stevie head to Broadwood as Rangers come from behind to beat Hibs 2-1 in a vital League win, Rio Hardy and Katherine Hill with the crucial goals All the action as well as Kathryn Hill and Jo Potter post match Interviews

I report from Broadwood as RWFC win 10-0 vs Dundee Utd, post match interviews with Jane Ross and Jo Potter

What makes a successful Celtic Manager? Winning the Scottish League Title? Dominating our Glasgow rivals? Success in Europe? Last minute winners? Gordon Strachan done it all and more during his time at Celtic and now – almost 20 years after he took his place in the Celtic Park hot-seat - renowned Celtic Author Matt Corr has charted the incredible maiden season of the man who was given the unenviable task of replacing the legendary Martin O'Neill.  As a club Celtic were still coming to terms with the loss of the great Henrik Larsson just 12 months prior and now the man who had dragged Celtic into the modern era was also departing. Into the bargain the club were now downsizing financially and the big money moves that brought key figures like Sutton, Hartson, Lennon would also become a thing of the past. That Strachan then went on to be quite as successful as he was at Celtic Park is all the more admirable. But it certainly wasn't plain sailing. Far from it. Majic, Stan & The King of Japan is the story of that rollercoaster 2005/06 season under Gordon Strachan and it's Bratislava, Broadwood and everything in between. Matt joined Tino in The Celtic Exchange studio to pick up the story and to take us through a chapter that – until now – has been one of the lesser charted eras of modern day Celtic. Majic, Stan & The King Of Japan will be launched at a very special event at Celtic Park on Thursday 19th of October. Guests on the night include John Hartson and Stephen McManus who starred in that team as well as other guests to be announced. Find out more and book your tickets at the link here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode of the Official Scottish Rugby Podcast we are delighted to be joined by Scotland internationalist Lisa Thomson. After receiving her 50th cap for Scotland last Saturday Lisa joins hosts Caroline Blair, Chris Paterson, and Rachel Malcolm to discuss her career to date. They take time to reflect on her journey from Jed Minis to Murrayfield Wanderers to Melrose ladies to her international debut against England at Broadwood in the 2016 Six Nations opener and more recently her involvement in GB sevens.  

The Celtic Women's Football Show podcast looks at women's football from a Celtic perspective.Clare Wilde is joined by Lorenzo Pacitti to look back at Celtic taking a dramatic last minute point on Monday night at Broadwood. We review the game in full, talk about the new signing Kit Loferski, discuss the development of the league and how clubs can support it then look ahead to Partick Thistle at home on Sunday.

It's another big weekend in the Scottish Women's Football calendar as we have Derby Day action in SWPL1. John B, Vinny and Dave are joined by the leagues Managing Director Fiona McIntyre to preview the games. The Women's Old Firm derby is up first on Saturday night at Broadwood, will the defending champions maintain their unbeaten record stretching back to the last day of the 2020/21 season, or will Celtic leapfrog their arch rivals with victory? Next up is the "Petershill derby" between Partick Thistle and Glasgow City, with Vinny promoting what's on offer for a family funday as well as the prospect of an exciting game between 5th and 2nd in the league. The only non-derby of the day is between Spartans and Glasgow Women, but this is no less significant than any other game this weekend with both sides looking to kick-start their respective seasons after a difficult opening ten games. We have a first top-flight meeting between Dundee United and Aberdeen, which has been moved to Tannadice in order to attract more fans to the game. United will be looking to build on last weekends win by piling on the misery for the Dons, who've failed to build on their fifth place finish of last campaign. In the first of the Sunday evening games, Hamilton take on Motherwell and will take inspiration from their win at Fir Park last season, whilst 'Well will be seeking back-to-back wins for the first time this season. Last, and by no means least, is the Edinburgh derby between Hibs and Hearts in front of an expected record crowd for a domestic game in Scotland. Can the Hibees give themselves a pre-SWPL Cup Final boost, or will the Jambos increase the gap on their capital rivals with another three points. Forget the men's World Cup, there's plenty to get excited about in Scottish Football, and this weekend is another chance for the Women's game to shine on centre stage. Thanks to our Fantasy Football Scotland league sponsors Supernova Terracewear supernovaterracewear.com and Surprise Shirts Surprise Shirts are currently offering 10% off their products at surprise shirts.co.uk with the code SFF. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

It's another big weekend in the Scottish Women's Football calendar as we have Derby Day action in SWPL1. John B, Vinny and Dave are joined by the leagues Managing Director Fiona McIntyre to preview the games. The Women's Old Firm derby is up first on Saturday night at Broadwood, will the defending champions maintain their unbeaten record stretching back to the last day of the 2020/21 season, or will Celtic leapfrog their arch rivals with victory? Next up is the "Petershill derby" between Partick Thistle and Glasgow City, with Vinny promoting what's on offer for a family funday as well as the prospect of an exciting game between 5th and 2nd in the league. The only non-derby of the day is between Spartans and Glasgow Women, but this is no less significant than any other game this weekend with both sides looking to kick-start their respective seasons after a difficult opening ten games. We have a first top-flight meeting between Dundee United and Aberdeen, which has been moved to Tannadice in order to attract more fans to the game. United will be looking to build on last weekends win by piling on the misery for the Dons, who've failed to build on their fifth place finish of last campaign. In the first of the Sunday evening games, Hamilton take on Motherwell and will take inspiration from their win at Fir Park last season, whilst 'Well will be seeking back-to-back wins for the first time this season. Last, and by no means least, is the Edinburgh derby between Hibs and Hearts in front of an expected record crowd for a domestic game in Scotland. Can the Hibees give themselves a pre-SWPL Cup Final boost, or will the Jambos increase the gap on their capital rivals with another three points. Forget the men's World Cup, there's plenty to get excited about in Scottish Football, and this weekend is another chance for the Women's game to shine on centre stage. Thanks to our Fantasy Football Scotland league sponsors Supernova Terracewear supernovaterracewear.com and Surprise Shirts Surprise Shirts are currently offering 10% off their products at surprise shirts.co.uk with the code SFF. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

Scottish football might be on holiday, but Adam still has plenty to talk about with his guests.  BBC Alba and BBC Scotland presenter, social media producer and broadcast journalist Iona Ballantyne discusses the end of Clyde's 28-year Broadwood stay, Danny Lennon, interviewing Rose Reilly and other legendary figures from the game, narrating Scottish football documentaries, the inspiring story of 1920s football trailblazer Sadie Smith, the sacrifices made by SWPL players balancing football and their day jobs, the women who've inspired her, making a documentary on Piper Alpha, a memorable piece of dark humour from her dad and a bizarre assignment at Easter Road.  London-based journalist and politics producer Ed Campbell of Politics JOE talks about the importance of Connor Goldson, why Aaron Ramsey shouldn't be considered an Ibrox flop, what a good transfer window would look like for Rangers, Politics JOE's modern approach to political reporting, providing an alternative to 'Inside Baseball' Westminster chat, recording viral videos such as the recent interviews with royalists camping on the pavement ahead of the Platinum Jubilee, angry Scottish football fans online and his experience at The Great Sausage Roll Off. Adam puts questions from social media to his guests, enlists them to help him debunk a myth involving Aberdeen, Rangers and a notorious VL, tests them on some recent Rangers headlines and classic Danny Lennon quotes, and reveals a young family member's surprising choice of favourite Scotland player. For more information about Old Firm Facts, go to: www.thebiglight.com/oldfirmfacts

Matt Greer is joined by Reiss Haldane and Vinny Ferguson to discuss our 1-0 win over Dunfermline to all but secure a play off place before looking forward to the final game of the regular season on Friday against Ayr. The gang then tempt fate by discussing our chances in the playoffs, talk the recent pre-contract signings of Harry Milne and Anton Dowds and speculate who else we'd like to see come in. Then, David Forrest is joined by Partick Thistle Women's left back Kim Murphy to chat about Sunday's upcoming mammoth Scottish Cup semi final clash with Glasgow City at 4:30PM on Sunday at the Falkirk Stadium to discuss what the cup means, how her time at Thistle has gone, and being sober in hospitality. Matt and the gang then finish by paying tribute to Clyde's 5-0 loss in their final game at Broadwood by recalling tales of times they have embarrassed themselves at home. Tickets for the Women's semi final can be bought at https://falkirkfc.tickethour.co.uk/seatingPlan.html?idProduct=1680, priced £5 for adults, £2 for concessions, with under 12s going free.

In our 12th episode of 'The Pyramid' Scottish football podcast, Kenny Crawford is joined by Airdrieonians player/assistant manager Scott Agnew, Auchinleck Talbot boss Tommy Sloan and Clyde goalkeeper Neil Parry. Scott explains what it's been like adjusting to fatherhood and increased responsibilities in the coaching side, as well as running his own fitness company. Tommy looks back on 18 years at Beechwood Park and tells us about two of his current Talbot stars. Neil anticipates his next couple of years at Broadwood after a long stint at Alloa Athletic, and reveals how much interest his family & work colleagues take in his footballing exploits.

JAMES ORR has had to buy his wife a miniature poodle to stop her moaning about his football. But now he's looking forward to letting his Cumbernauld Colts side off the leash in the Lowland League this season. James joins us on the show this week and gives us the lowdown on things at Broadwood. We hear about his sleepless nights as their Scottish Cup clash with Huntly was called off three times. There's his views on the Old Firm colt teams joining the division. He looks back on his playing days when Eddie Hunter once dropped him at Queen's Park because his hair was too long. Plus there's Roache's Roundup with Kilbirnie Ladesdie assistant boss Des Roache. It's all here as we go Down The Divisions. We'd like to give a quick mention to our sponsors FortyFour Creative. They have a team of highly skilled and passionate photographers, graphic designers, videographers and video editors to help promote your content, brand, organisation or event. They make creation personal. Find out more at www.fortyfourcreativehq.com If you have any comments we'd love to hear from you. Likewise if you're at a club who would like your post-match audio featured on the show then do get in touch. You can email downthedivisions@gmail.com or contact us through Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. Down The Divisions logo design Adam Aitken Intro and outro music Bensound

In this webinar, we discuss how communities might need to adjust in face of the challenges that COVID-19 has presented, including: increased unemployment; heightened social anxiety; ethnic, gender and geographical inequalities that have been exposed during the pandemic; and economic insecurity for many small charities, businesses and social services. This webinar is hosted by our Chief Executive, Dr Edmund Newell. Our guest panellists include: - Jo Broadwood - CEO of Belong – The Cohesion and Integration Network - Dr Magda Brokowska - Senior Research Officer, University of Essex; Co-author of Coming Together or Coming Apart? Changes in social cohesion during the Covid-19 pandemic in England (2021) - Professor David Halpern - Director, the Behavioural Insights Team

Chris and Campbell are back as the title race in SWPL1 take another turn. Celtic make it three wins out of three against their Old Firm rivals, Hibs hold Glasgow City in front of fans at Broadwood. Becky Galbraith scores a hat trick of offside goals, Motherwell move up to 6th and what next for SWPL2 as Level 3 restrictions remain in Glasgow? Twitter: @LeadingtheLine website: www.leadingtheline.com

Welcome to Episode 44 of Glory Days of Gold. Recorded across two continents, Glory Days of Gold brings you a regular dose of East Fife FC and Scottish football chat, with a splattering of interesting interviews, fun segments, and music thrown in along the way. Silly us. We thought with East Fife's season wrapping up, with no meaningful games left to play, that it would be a pretty quiet week down Bayview way. What on earth would we talk about on the show? How wrong we were. It's been a week of farce and shame in lower league Scottish football and it all started at Broadwood on Tuesday evening when East Fife refused to play their game against Clyde after a positive test in the Bully Wee camp was revealed minutes before kick off. We delve into the farcical scenes at the match, the subsequent fall out, and the ridiculous fine handed out to East Fife, in a situation that did that rare thing of basically uniting Scottish football fans. Sadly East Fife's season just doesn't seem to want to end. We take a brief look at the game that did go ahead this week against Peterhead, try to muster up some enthusiasm for the season run-in, and look ahead to the exciting battle between Brora Rangers, Kelty Hearts, and Brechin City for a place in League 2. But we get into more serious issues to end the show as we look at abuse in football, both on and off the pitch, with the unsavoury incident around David Cox as the catalyst. We talk mental health, the abuse Cox says made him retire from the game, and question whether this is going to start a conversation about mental health issues or make players less likely to come out and talk about it. And as the game is uniting about social media abuse this weekend, is that just posturing or can we really see real change in that regard and how would it come about? All of that plus our regular music and fun sections. Here's the rundown for the main segments from the episode: 01.42: East Fife's Clyde Covid Controversy and farcical fines 39.57: Fife Bands In Focus - The Ghost Train - Hope and Glory 44.25: Trying, and failing, to care about the season run-in 59.48: Anyone Fancy A Chocolate Digestive? - Euan Donaldson 62.40: Brora, Kelty, and Brechin - the battle for a league place begins 73.27: David Cox, mental health, and abuse in football and online 99.30: Wavelength - I, Ludicrous - Bring On The Substitute

Episode #10: Broadwood and Fanny Uploaded: May 1, 2021 Johann Baptist Cramer: Piano Sonata in C Major, Op. 57 I. Allegro brilliante [9:30] II. Andantino [3:15] III. Rondo: alla Polacca [6:50] Jan Ladislav Dussek: Elegie Harmonique En forme de Sonate in F-sharp Minor, Op. 61 I. Lento patetico – Tempo agitato [10:53] II. Tempo vivace e con fuoco quasi presto [4:12] Muzio Clementi: Piano Sonata in A Major, Op. 59, No. 1 I. Allegro maestoso e con sentiment [6:10] II. Adagio sostenuto e patetico – Canone Andante con moto – Tempo I [5:07] III. Finale: Allegro vivace John Field: Serenade in B-flat Major [3:34] Romance in E-flat Major [3:29] Rondo in A-flat Major [9:51] John Khouri, fortepiano ENTR'ACTE ESCD 6503 Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel: Oratorium nach Bildern der Bibel [39:10] Isabel Lippitz, soprano Annemarie Fischer-Kunz, alto Hitoshi Hatano, tenor Thomas Thomaschke, bass Chor und Orchester der Kölner Kurrende Elke Mascha Blankenburg, conductor CPO 999 009-2

BEETHOVEN: Sonata para violín y piano nº 9 en La mayor, Op. 47 “Kreutzer” (Primer movimiento: Adagio sostenuto – Presto) (10.02). J. Heifetz (vl.), B. Smith (p.). Sinfonía nº 3 en Mi bemol mayor, Op. 55 “Eroica” (Segundo movimiento: Marcia funebre: Adagio-Allegro assai) (17.10). Orq. Fil. de Berlín. Dir.: H. von Karajan. Bitten (6 Lieder, Op. 48) (1.36). H. Prey (bar.), W. Sawallish (p.). 11 Bagatelas, Op. 119 (selec.) (nº 2 Andante con moto, Do mayor, nº 3 A L´Allemande, Re mayor, nº 9 Vivace moderato, La menor). (3.19). A. Schiff (fortep.Broadwood de Beethoven). Escuchar audio

La historia de un regalo muy especial que recibió Beethoven en el verano de 1818: un piano Broadwood que llegó desde Londres y que resultó decisivo para la composición de la que tal vez sea su obra mayor para el teclado.

Seinen englischen Flügel der Firma Broadwood nahm Ludwig van Beethoven in seinen späten Lebensjahren überall hin mit. Grund dafür war nicht der schöne Klang des Instruments, sondern Beethovens fortgeschrittene Gehörlosigkeit. Der Pianist und Musikwissenschaftler Tom Beghin hat zu seinem Gesprächskonzert bei den Schwetzinger Festspielen einen originalgetreuen Nachbau und eine Gehörmaschine mitgebracht. Damit gewährt er einen Einblick in die Entstehungsumstände der späten Klaviersonaten.

Derek chats to former Rangers, Clyde and Partick Thistle midfielder Jimmy Gibson.In another refreshingly honest interview, Jimmy looks back on his seven years at Ibrox, his frustration at not making the breakthrough as well as his battle with gambling addiction.He also relives his time at Broadwood and Firhill where he would help Thistle win promotion in 2006 under the legendary Dick Campbell.Enjoy folks!

Happy Monday! On today's podcast we call Broadwood (or so we think) for our A-Z of New Zealand and end up chatting to some absolute Kiwi characters. We also wrote a parody song about David Clark's recent controversial antics. Also Ben had a humbling experience at the courier when he saw their #HallOfFame! Enjoy ladies & gents!

BEETHOVEN: Sonata nº 31 en La bemol mayor, Op. 110 (19.37). T. Beghin (p. copia del Broadwood and Sons de Beethoven con número de serie 7362). BACH: Toccata y Fuga "Dórica" BWV 538 (12.47). T. Koopman (órg.). BEETHOVEN: Menuett en La bemol mayor, WoO 209, Hess 33 (2.05). R. Evans (vl.), E. Boico (vl.), G. Sharon (vla.), N. Schmidt (vc.). Fine Arts Quartet. Escuchar audio

This is a Scottish Football Forum's Podcast Special for Back Onside with Graham Wilson, a Patron for the Charity. In this interview, Graham talks openly about his battle with depression and alcoholism, and how that battle took him to the brink of taking his own life on a number of occasions. There is no hiding place for Graham as he talks about his darkest days, including taking payday loans to feed his alcohol habit and drinking weedkiller in a bid to end his pain. Thankfully, Graham is here to tell the story of how he gave up the booze on 4 October 2013, overcoming his demons and turned his life around to be where he is now. In his role as a patron, he frequently gives talks in Universities and Schools to raise mental health awareness and explains the great work of Back Onside. As you are by now aware, we have our own charity event for Back Onside on Sunday 29 March at Broadwood between fans and ex Players of Aberdeen and Celtic. Graham elaborates on the importance of events such as ours and the upcoming Back Onside ball on 2 May to bring much needed funds so they can continue to help people in crisis with their mental health struggles. Graham's final message is to encourage anyone who is suffering to speak out, and for others to listen. Nobody should suffer in silence and ending your pain just passes that onto others. So here is the Scottish Football Forum's Podcast Back Onside Special with Graham Wilson. The charity match Just Giving page Tweet us @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsInstagram - sffpodcast

This is a Scottish Football Forum's Podcast Special for Back Onside with Graham Wilson, a Patron for the Charity. In this interview, Graham talks openly about his battle with depression and alcoholism, and how that battle took him to the brink of taking his own life on a number of occasions. There is no hiding place for Graham as he talks about his darkest days, including taking payday loans to feed his alcohol habit and drinking weedkiller in a bid to end his pain. Thankfully, Graham is here to tell the story of how he gave up the booze on 4 October 2013, overcoming his demons and turned his life around to be where he is now. In his role as a patron, he frequently gives talks in Universities and Schools to raise mental health awareness and explains the great work of Back Onside. As you are by now aware, we have our own charity event for Back Onside on Sunday 29 March at Broadwood between fans and ex Players of Aberdeen and Celtic. Graham elaborates on the importance of events such as ours and the upcoming Back Onside ball on 2 May to bring much needed funds so they can continue to help people in crisis with their mental health struggles. Graham's final message is to encourage anyone who is suffering to speak out, and for others to listen. Nobody should suffer in silence and ending your pain just passes that onto others. So here is the Scottish Football Forum's Podcast Back Onside Special with Graham Wilson. The charity match Just Giving page Tweet us @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsInstagram - sffpodcast

In episode 10 of the talkingLowerLeague podcast, Dylan, Ross and Ally run through their usual recap of the lower leagues last weekend before previewing the coming games as well as the big ties involving lower league teams in the Scottish Cup. For the second part of the show, they are joined by Keith from Celtic fan podcast 90MinuteCynic to take a closer look at Clyde against Celtic at Broadwood on Sunday! You can follow the lads on Twitter - @TBLowerLeague. --- Music from filmmusic.io "Welcome to the Show" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)

It's Krys and John this week as they make a second attempt at releasing a podcast this week following technical difficulties on the interview with Phil McGuire. Although that one is now lost to us all, Phil has kindly agreed to come back on at a later date. Instead, we have to make do with chatting through two full rounds of Premiership fixtures, a couple of catch up games, the lower league matches from the weekend and two Scottish Cup fourth round replays. So not much to talk about then! Across the games we chat about the form of Aberdeen, how every dropped point is a disaster in the title race, the chances of Hearts being able to make the top six, Dundee United's inevitable march to the Championship title, if Partick Thistle just collect relegations in bundles, and whether or not League One will become a two horse race. We give a quick nod to Fauldhouse who exited the Scottish Cup to Pollok, and we also plug our upcoming Back Onside charity match at Broadwood which is a little over eight weeks away. We then sadly finish up talking about the needless nonsense that comes with Scottish football and ask the question that pretty much everyone was asking on Twitter prior to recording about a specific type of car. Thanks as always for listening. Tweet us @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsInstagram - sffpodcast

It's Krys and John this week as they make a second attempt at releasing a podcast this week following technical difficulties on the interview with Phil McGuire. Although that one is now lost to us all, Phil has kindly agreed to come back on at a later date. Instead, we have to make do with chatting through two full rounds of Premiership fixtures, a couple of catch up games, the lower league matches from the weekend and two Scottish Cup fourth round replays. So not much to talk about then! Across the games we chat about the form of Aberdeen, how every dropped point is a disaster in the title race, the chances of Hearts being able to make the top six, Dundee United's inevitable march to the Championship title, if Partick Thistle just collect relegations in bundles, and whether or not League One will become a two horse race. We give a quick nod to Fauldhouse who exited the Scottish Cup to Pollok, and we also plug our upcoming Back Onside charity match at Broadwood which is a little over eight weeks away. We then sadly finish up talking about the needless nonsense that comes with Scottish football and ask the question that pretty much everyone was asking on Twitter prior to recording about a specific type of car. Thanks as always for listening. Tweet us @sffpodcastFacebook - Scottish Football ForumsInstagram - sffpodcast

During a rare moment of down time at the Carolina Music Museum, located in Downtown Greenville, I had a chance to bring my microphones, some music and another pianist to sit down and try out the historic keyboard instruments from their Facing South exhibit that will soon be wrapped up to make room for a brand new collection of such extent to warrant a name change. Lisa Kiser is the principal keyboardist of the Greenville Symphony Orchestra. She will perform works by Mozart and Liszt on pianos from 1791 and 1863. We'll perform together a very unusual piece by Mozart written for two forte pianos. The museum happens to have two Broadwood pianos that were made within months of each other making this recording possible. Tom Strange, Curator and Founder of the museum tells us about a special "square" piano that had spent its entire life in South Carolina from 1834 until today. It barely escaped destruction by General Sherman's troops, but was saved because Eliza, the owner, played and sang

Lowland League Catchup Episode 42 - Chris and Shaun round up the weekend action with Colts facing BSC at Broadwood, Kelty Hearts heading to Alliance Park to face the Braves for the first time & Strollers welcoming Bonnyrigg Rose. https://twitter.com/OfficialCatchup https://www.facebook.com/LowlandLeagueCatchup http://lowlandleaguecatchup.co.uk Thanks as always to those who submitted content to help us make the show! #AffordableFootball #SLFL #OfficialCatchup

It's approaching Christmas 1900, but there's no champagne for Broadwood who is based in Rustenburg west of Pretoria. That's because the Boers first ransacked his supply convoy then attacked General Clements in the Magaliesberg. General Koos de la Rey was largely responsible for both upsets, along with Smuts and Beyers. The battle at Nooitgedacht had been short and brutal, with hand-to-hand combat on the side of a mountain over a thousand feet high. By the end, more than 100 British casualties were reported, two hundred more were prisoners and General Clements had retreated to Pretoria. As the long sunny days of Summer in South Africa approached 25th December, in Cape Town the High Commissioner Alfred Milner was growing concerned about what he called .. the Screamers. These were the liberals who were mobilising sentiment against the British actions in South Africa, with the first reports beginning to filter across the globe about the treatment of Boer women and children. We're going to see how first stories garnered sympathy - and eventually by mid-1901, full-scale criticism of British policy. The bitterness that this era evokes to this day is extraordinary, but understandable. I'll return to this in the months to come, but this podcast as a pre-Christmas special, begins with Milner, sitting in Cape Town. Four nights after the disaster we heard about last week at Nooitgedacht in the Magaliesberg mountains west of Pretoria, Milner was sleeping outside. He was caught by the notorious Cape Town wind called the Cape Doctor which blasts in from the South East in Summer, and can blow people off their feet. It was the 16th December when the doctor arrived in Cape Town, bullying the palm trees, rolling pebbles across Milner's grass tennis court, causing his roof to drum like the devils fingers were running along the slates. Lord Milner was a great believer in the stiff-upper lip - and when word came of the terrible defeat by General Clements he dutifully stiffened. He had already been thrown somewhat by the other reports reaching him earlier in December about two separate Boer commandos which had invaded the Cape. While we've heard about General Christiaan de Wet's attempt to enter the Cape and how that was botched by bad weather - the wily general had achieved part of his aim. Remember I explained how he'd moved north, away from the Orange River which is the boundary between the Orange Free State and the Cape, hoping that two other two Boer divisions he'd sent South would be free to move. That was because the British were infatuated with de Wet, and wanted him out of the way. So they duly marched and rode north chasing their nemisis, thus leaving the area to the south open for General Kritzinger and Judge Hertzog.

Elgin City look to build on their away win, with (hopefully) another away win at Broadwood (ahhh, remember last October?) ALSO, reflections on the Berwick game... and Twitter went into MELTDOWN when a celebrity travelled to Moray! Wowweee(!)

’n Padlangs Vrystaat-episodeBloemfontein is op 13 Maart 1900 deur generaal Roberts en sy manskappe ingeneem. Roberts besluit toe om sy soldate ʼn bietjie te laat rus. Dit was ʼn wyse besluit, omdat ʼn groot aantal van sy soldate reeds siek was aan maagkoors. Historici glo dat hulle maagkoors gekry het omdat hulle besoedelde water naby Paardeberg gedrink het. Roberts het dalk op sy louere gerus, Generaal Christiaan De Wet het nie.Twee weke na die inname van Bloemfontein was generaal De Wet in Winburg. Hy het gewag vir die perfekte geleentheid om Roberts aan te val. De Wet het geargumenteer dat die waterwerke by Sannaspos Roberts se “achilleshiel” was. Roberts het net vir generaal Broadwood en sy manskappe daar geplaas om die waterwerk te beskerm.Op 31 Maart 1900 het De Wet aangeval en Roberts ʼn welverdiende nederlaag laat ly. In die Britse militêre geskiedenis staan dit bekend as die “Surprise at Sannas’ Post”.Wat op daardie dag gebeur het en hoe dit tans by die monument by Sannaspos naby Bloemfontein lyk, is die fokus van hierdie Padlands-episode met Emile en Johan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this month's episode, we talk about the BBC Proms's pledge to achieve a 50:50 gender balance for commissioned pieces, a bid to buy part of a hoard of gold sovereigns found in a Broadwood piano, the plans for the new Edinburgh Concert Hall, and an unusual wager between two conductors… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gamba, Jonny and Lewis talk about all the goings on in the weekend that was in Scottish Football. The Old Firm, Kris Boyd, Sportscene's shite angles and Neil Lennon channeling his inner Brock Lesnar were all talked about as the boys covered every game in the top flight. Peter Houston going from Falkirk and Dunfermline's good form came under the spotlight as they looked at Championship before attention then turned to the lower leagues as Airdrieonians look to emulate Donald Trump and fight the fake news industrial complex of the local press. Jonny gave us a report from his return to Broadwood and we even had time to briefly look at a few results from the early rounds of the Scottish Cup. All of this and more on episode 166, and as always send your thoughts and questions for the next pod on Twitter @burstbawpodcast or by commenting on our Facebook page.

This was recorded live at Ronnie Scott Link 's Jazz Club in Broad Street, Birmingham in the UK. The Birmingham club was a franchise of the London club of the same name which is still open today. I was the piano tuner in residence for the 13 years in which the Birmingham club was open. You can listen to the whole album with an Apple Music subscription or purchase it at: https://itun.es/gb/Ai2Su #ToTheTuneOfPianos

We tuned Johns Broadwood upright piano. John likes to compose His own music and played some of it for us when we had finished working on His piano. #ToTheTuneOfPianos

We tuned Johns Broadwood upright piano. John likes to compose His own music and played some of it for us when we had finished working on His piano. #ToTheTuneOfPianos

This was recorded live at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in Broad Street, Birmingham in the UK. The Birmingham club was a franchise of the London club of the same name which is still open today. I was the piano tuner in residence for the 13 years in which the Birmingham club was open. You can listen to the whole album with an Apple Music subscription or purchase it at: https://itun.es/gb/Ai2Su #ToTheTuneOfPianos

Our pre-schoolers are heading to school once more and we've had an amazing time with all of them. So we wrote a little song to send them on their way with a spring in their step and sung it with some of the children at Broadwood and Keynsham.

Hailed as the biggest band since The Beatles, the Bay City Rollers became global sensations in the mid-1970s with their bubblegum pop and tartan trousers. Learn more about their journey through stardom on this episode of Simply Scottish, another Scottish Three. Along with rollermania, we'll also look at Scottish mathematician John Napier, whose contributions to mathematics include logarithms and a more efficient system for making calculations. Finally, discover how Scotsman John Broadwood helped invent grand pianos and hear how Ludwig van Beethoven thanked the craftsman after receiving one of his instruments as a gift. All this plus music from Deacon Blue, Rory Butler, Skipinnish, and more!

David and Scot are in celebratory mood after Rangers magnificent away win at Broadwood. Sort of. They discuss the upcoming cup ties, dreadful nipple injuries and Heskeycam, which is a thing. Really, it is. You'll also get the results of the Not a Punishment Punishments competition and an update on the Velma. Sizzling!