Podcasts about Brora

Former Brora Rangers midfielder Gavin Morrison who has won both the Highland League and Lowland League talks to Sean McAngus on the Highland League Podcast.  

Send us a textThis week, after all that ground gained slipping away again with defeat to St Mirren in Paisley - we ask, 'Is the fight now for fourth, not third, or was it always realistically that? 'There's the latest from Aberdeen FC Under 18s as their season nears its end, and Aberdeen Women as they prepare to take the field at Pittodrie once more. Plus, we're with Cove as they enter the Championship Play Offs, consider Peterhead's prospects for League 1 next year, follow Brora in the second leg of their tie against East Kilbride and a full Juniors Round Up too. As always, Pittodrie PS features expert analysis and opinion from Dave Macdermid and Andrew Shinie and is hosted by John Mellis. Support the show

Colin Charlesworth reacts to our two-nil defeat at Brora.

A look ahead to Saturday's game at Brora with Manager Colin Charlesworth

Manager Colin Charlesworth gives his reaction to our defeat to Brora Rangers

We look ahead to our midweek fixture against Brora Rangers with Manager Colin Charlesworth

Send us a textEpisode 249 - The lads discuss.Quiz - Manager SpecialSma Chat: Huntly Mert' , Rugby & NewcastleHFL Round Up - Brechin win, Brora drop points, New Chairman at TUFC. SPL: Rangers in Europe, Scottish Cup Action !EPL - Same old Arsenal, City demiseMan United...The Ratcliffe interview.WOWMug of TruthFantasy - MOM Buy me a coffee:Support the showThe Bams are at It !!

Send us a textEpisode 247 - Dunc aff blawin' cunnels, Mass, Shed & Mike discussQuiz - EPL Sponsor SpecialHFL Round Up - Brechin or Brora ? SPL: Dons win, Old Firm defeatsBye Bye Clement, Hello FergusonEPL Round Up - Liverpool one hand on Title ? WOWMug of Truth - Barbers, Baskets & Those things up top.Fantasy UpdateBuymeacoffeeSupport the showThe Bams are at It !!

Huntly Manager Colin Charlesworth looks ahead to our next fixture with Brora Rangers.

 The Bear River Outdoor Recreation Alliance (BRORA) is a dynamic, non-profit organization promoting, developing and maintaining outdoor recreation opportunities in Evanston and Southwest Wyoming. In this episode, Pathfinder Bruce chats with BRORA board member, Jason Banks, about the group, their yurt rental program and Winter recreation opportunities in SW Wyoming. For more information about The Bear River Outdoor Recreation Alliance: https://brorayurts.org/

Diálogo nocturno con Gaspar García de Paredes. Hablamos de whisky de colección, embotelladores independientes, destilerías cerradas, qué hay de nuevo para explorar, y del whisky como excusa para viajar, o viceversa. Bebimos Gordon & MacPhail Tormore 22 Años (58.8%) y Rare Malts Brora 21 Años (56.9%)

Brora Rangers' Connor Bunce talks to Sean McAngus in the Highland League Podcast. ⚽ Youth days at Inverness Caley Thistle. ⚽️ How Clachnacuddin made him fall back in love with football. 

In this episode I go on a Style Journey with the world-renowned florist, author and designer, affectionately dubbed the UK's ‘Queen of Flowers'. . .the whimsically wonderful Willow Crossley. She is best known for her innate floristry skills and knowledge of botanicals and has worked with brands from Dior to Chanel, and private clients (including The Royal Family) in phenomenal spaces in Britain, Europe and America. She is also the author of four books: The Art of Handmade Living; Inspire: The Art Of Living With Nature; Flourish; and The Wild Journal: A Year of Nurturing Yourself Through Nature. Willow and I chat about her inspirations, growing up in the country, in the wilds of Wales… where she absorbed a love of colour. Back then all her pocket money went on magazines which she would devour and analyse with her stylish mother. She moved to London and studied at the London College of Fashion and went on to work at both Vogue and Tatler which certainly honed her aesthetic eye in an era when the editors were “super glam”.  We talk bridesmaids dresses…Willow has been a bridesmaid an astonishing 14 times!…and then her wedding dress and her blister-inducing Louboutins…and then moving to Provence and spending the summers floating around in Edwardian cotton pieces that she had collected over time. Back in the UK and based in the Cotswolds with a burgeoning business and 3 boys, we discuss her eclectic style, her love of colour, her passion (borderline obsession) for sneakers, and the challenge of staying warm and stylish for her frequently chilly work, as well as her collaborations with the likes of Brora and her approach to sustainable floristry as well as fashion. Thank you @willowcrossleycreates …I so enjoyed our happy conversation xx

In this podcast we hear from Vic and Jason Ballantyne, who are tenant farmers on the edge of Brora. They talk about their forage based farming system and the importance of their low input system to achieve a good a work-life balance. Vic and Jason are continually trying to improve the genetics in their livestock through a strict culling policy. They currently run 100 suckler cows and 400 ewes of their own plus they contract farm a further 230 ewes. Related FAS ResourcesLivestock resources for farmers from Farm Advisory Service (fas.scot)

In this podcast we hear from Vic and Jason Ballantyne, who are tenant farmers on the edge of Brora. They talk about their forage based farming system and the importance of their low input system to achieve a good a work-life balance. Vic and Jason are continually trying to improve the genetics in their livestock through a strict culling policy. They currently run 100 suckler cows and 400 ewes of their own plus they contract farm a further 230 ewes. Related FAS ResourcesLivestock resources for farmers from Farm Advisory Service (fas.scot)

(00:00) Family Golf Trips This chapter of "The Weekend Golf Guys" is a lively discussion featuring John Ashton, Jeff Smith, and special guest Kelly Stenson. We explore Kelly's recent golf trip to Scotland with her 15-year-old son, emphasizing the joys and challenges of golfing in Edinburgh and surrounding areas. Kelly shares how they managed to play numerous rounds of golf, taking advantage of the extended daylight hours. We reflect on the value of traveling and playing golf with family, reminiscing about our own experiences and encouraging listeners to create similar memories. The conversation underscores the importance of seizing opportunities to bond over golf, whether it's abroad or within the United States. (13:09) Scottish Golf Trips This chapter takes us on a vivid journey through Kelly's recent golf trip to Scotland. We explore her experiences navigating the narrow, left-hand drive roads and balancing her love for golf with some brief, spontaneous sightseeing in Edinburgh and St. Andrews. Anecdotes about driving challenges and amusing moments with backseat drivers add a touch of humor. We also discuss memorable golf courses like Cruden Bay and Brora, each with its unique quirks, such as foggy weather and animals on the course. Additionally, we touch on the charm of local Scottish towns, their distinctive eateries, and the cultural immersion that comes with exploring beyond the greens. Lastly, we ponder the accessibility of golf courses in Scotland, comparing them to the public courses commonly found elsewhere. (25:15) Golf as a Unifier This chapter takes us on a journey through various experiences with golf, highlighting its unique ability to bring people together. From personal anecdotes about exploring the stunning landscapes of Montana and the allure of Banff and Lake Louise, we transition into the world of online golf competitions, where I reached number five in the world and built lasting friendships. The narrative continues with stories of real-life meetups, including an unforgettable event at Covered Bridge in Southern Indiana, and a touching moment when the mayor welcomed our group with open arms. We explore how golf unites people from all walks of life, whether through charity fundraisers or golf schools in South Carolina. The authenticity and vulnerability required in golf create a level playing field, breaking down barriers and fostering genuine connections. Finally, we reflect on the role of instructors in supporting players, especially when they struggle, ensuring everyone feels included and valued on the course. (34:20) Junior Golf Success and Bourbon Trails This chapter celebrates the achievements of young golfers, particularly highlighting Ava Bunker's impressive performance at the World Juniors in Pinehurst. We reflect on the joy and fulfillment that comes from working with junior players compared to the high expectations placed on PGA Tour players. We also discuss the potential for creating golf travel trails similar to the Bourbon Trail in Kentucky, such as the I-64 golf trail, to attract travel golfers and promote collaboration among golf courses. Additionally, we share personal anecdotes about tasting spirits, from bourbon in Louisville to whiskey in Ireland, and the acquired taste required for brown liquors. The conversation wraps up with a teaser about an upcoming golf question and a mention of travels to Scotland. (39:31) Bunker Play Techniques for Success This chapter explores the challenges and techniques of playing out of deep bunkers, specifically referencing experiences at iconic courses like St Andrews and North Berwick. We discuss the importance of using a lofted club, taking plenty of sand, and maintaining good technique to avoid common mistakes such as falling back or trying to lift the ball. Additionally, we share anecdotes about famous bunker struggles, including Bobby Jones' legendary difficulty at St Andrews, and provide tips like the "hinge and thump" method to improve bunker play. Whether you're a skilled bunker player or still learning, these insights aim to help you tackle even the most daunting bunker shots. (43:55) Greenside Sand Play Technique This chapter explores the importance of mastering greenside sand play in golf, emphasizing the key elements of quality sand and speed control. We share a unique analogy comparing bunker shots to removing a spider from a swimming pool—highlighting the technique of hitting behind the ball to let the sand propel it out. Additionally, we express gratitude for Kelly's return and her travel stories, and we encourage listeners to try the bunker tip the next time they find themselves in the sand. Enjoy this insightful and engaging conversation on improving your golf game.

Diageo's Brora Distillery in the Scottish Highlands celebrated the third anniversary of its revival this summer, and is now pouring new Brora single malt whisky on its tours. The venerable distillery underwent four years of restoration work before reopening in 2011, and its whiskies from the days before 1983 when the distillery closed are becoming harder to find. We'll talk with Brora's Andrew Flatt on this week's WhiskyCast In-Depth. In the news, taxes on alcohol are going up around the world, while one of the world's leading online whisky shops is back in the U.S. business again following its sale. 

A really interesting conversation this week with Anna McLean (Crieff GC), David Gemmell (Brora GC) and David MacFarlane of Caddie Marketing.  Crieff is located near Gleneagles and Brora near Royal Dornoch.  The chat explores the benefits, downsides and opportunities of being located near a big Golfing venue which attracts a lot of tourist play.  Over recent times, we've seen many courses across the UK benefit greatly from being near a Muirfield, St Andrews, Royal St Georges, Troon/Turnberry etc, but is it all it cracks up to be?   We explore how it can grow green fee revenue and improve capital project expenditure, but on the flip side - what knock on effect does that have to the culture and member experience. David MacFarlane also talks about how clubs can positively use the opportunity to their benefit while also explaining what clubs should be doing in terms of positive promotion of their venue. Thanks to Anna, David and David.   Check out Crieff, Brora and Caddie Marketing here: https://crieffgolf.co.uk/ https://broragolfclub.co.uk/ https://caddiemarketing.co.uk/   Thanks to our partner - Leeds Golf Design https://www.leedsgolfdesign.com/

Mass, Dunc Shed & Mike Discuss,Who Are You Quiz !!Weekly Catch Up - No Kids, Poker and Easter Egg HuntHFL -  Vale hold Buckie, Brora win CupDons Managerial Crisis ? .....The Saga continues.Dons Beat Staggies.Old Firm PredictionEPL Hall of Fame 2024EPL Round UpJustice LeaguePerson who we didn't really like this last 7 DaysThe Mug of Truth.Buy me a Coffee...BIg Thanks to AJ WilloxSupport the show

A solitary Robbie Foster goal saw Huntly record their first win over Brora Rangers since August 2017. It's six home games unbeaten for Huntly as Manager Colin Charlesworth knew his side had to compete. Robbie Foster struck with his fifteenth goal of the season as Charlesworth highlighted the important part the winger has played this season. Brora went into the match eleven league games unbeaten away from home with Player-Manager Ally MacDonald disappointed not to take something from the game.

Mass, Dunc Shed & Mike  discuss.5FF - Ballon D'Or SpecialWeekly Catch Up  HFL  - Turra v Brora, Buckie big win at Brechin , Title Run ins Dons performances v Motherwell and HibsRangers Title to throw away ? Wreck It Rogers should go ?Green BrigadeEPL Round UpMan United ....ZzzzzzzLiVARpool, Casimero Red ? Wanker of the week !!The Mug of Truth.Fantasy Football UpdateBuy Me A Coffee Thanks to Tommy Russo Big Thanks to all our listeners..If you wish to buy us a coffee head to https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2bampodSupport the show

In today's conversation, I am joined by Josiah Hartley, who generously shares the complexities of his struggle with depression, emphasising the pivotal importance of early recognition of signs and the transformative power of self-kindness and professional support. His story serves as a testament to vulnerability, resilience, and the gradual path to recovery, offering valuable insights for both individuals facing similar challenges and parents seeking to connect with their children going through depression or having suicidal thoughts. Key Discussion Points: Understanding Depression: Delving into the subtle onset of depression, Josiah recounts the critical moment when he shifted his perspective, recognising depression as a mental illness rather than a personal failure. This realisation became a turning point, steering him towards the path of recovery. The Role of Support: Josiah highlights the pivotal role of a trusted psychiatrist who guided him through the complexities of treatment, underscoring the transformative potential of compassionate professional care. This discussion emphasises the need for empathy in healthcare interactions and the profound impact it can have on a patient's journey. Daily Self-Care and Mindfulness: Emphasising the significance of self-care and mindfulness practices, Josiah shares how simple acts of kindness towards oneself played a foundational role in his healing process. From daily routines to mindful practices, these small but impactful steps collectively contributed to a profound improvement in his mental health. This episode stands as a powerful testament to the resilience of the human spirit, the importance of seeking help, and the possibility of leading a fulfilling life despite the challenges posed by mental illness. Read Josiah's book: https://amzn.eu/d/3O6nFAf For those seeking additional support, please see the below resources that were mentioned in the episode: Emily mentioned a PDF on DBT which you can view here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xR9c-LW8gK5RqJ-Src611kheCT-jNWky/view Charlie Waller Trust - https://www.charliewaller.org/ Papyrus - https://www.papyrus-uk.org/ Campaign Against Living Miserably - https://www.thecalmzone.net/ A big thank you to our sponsor Brora who are offering Therapy Works listeners a fabulous 10% off on full-price pieces. Head to their website broraonline.com and use the code TW10 at checkout before the end of April. Find Julia Samuel: Website: https://juliasamuel.co.uk/ Instagram: @juliasamuelmbe Produced by Rutherford Productions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

To kick off Season 5, I am joined by Julia Bradbury, a best-selling author, TV presenter, and ardent advocate for nature, health, and hiking. Renowned for her passion for the outdoors, Julia has embarked on a transformative journey following her cancer diagnosis and surgery, dedicating herself to promoting healthy living and nature therapy. In this episode, Julia shares her inspiring story, emphasising the importance of investigating our default responses to adversity and finding purpose amid life's challenges.  In this episode we discuss: Emphasising Self-Compassion: Julia Bradbury underscores the importance of avoiding self-blame during challenging times and encourages listeners to explore their default responses to adversity. Navigating Medical Challenges: The episode delves into Julia Bradbury's journey with breast cancer and the emotional toll of a rigorous biopsy, shedding light on the intricacies of her medical experiences. Tarot Wisdom: She touches on the use of tarot cards, delving into their symbolism, including the snake representing change and medicine, as part of her exploration of diverse modalities. Action Over Stagnation: Julia Bradbury advocates for taking action in challenging situations, emphasising that proactive measures propel personal growth rather than becoming stuck. Purposeful Living Post-Cancer: The cancer journey offers Julia a renewed sense of purpose, paving the way for a life filled with positivity.  In this transformative episode, Julia Bradbury shares her resilient journey, inviting listeners to explore their responses to adversity, navigate medical challenges and ultimately find renewed purpose and balance in the tapestry of life. A big thank you to our sponsor Brora who are offering Therapy Works listeners a fabulous 10% off on full-price pieces. Head to their website broraonline.com and use the code TW10 at checkout before the end of April. Find Julia Bradbury: Book: Walk Yourself Happy Instagram: @juliabradbury Find Julia Samuel: Website: https://juliasamuel.co.uk/ Instagram: @juliasamuelmbe Produced by Rutherford Productions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dunc cant drive his electric car in the snow so Mass, Shed & Mike  discuss.⚽️ 5FF - AFCON Special⚽️ African XI to play in Premier League⚽️ Catch Up - Poker, Cycling & Chipper Suppers⚽️ Highland League - Turra Win, Locos unlucky, Buckie snatch win⚽️ Buckie & Brora in Scottish Cup ...Predictions⚽️ SPL Round up !! ZZzzzzz⚽️ EPL - Return of De Bruyne⚽️ Everton & Forest FFP⚽️ Justice League. Luton Goal & Garnacho Pen ? ⚽️ Wanker of the week !!⚽️ The Mug of Truth..  ⚽️ Fantasy Update⚽️ Quiz Update Big Thanks to all our listeners..If you wish to buy us a coffee head to https://www.buymeacoffee.com/2bampodSupport the show

Reaction from Huntly and Brora management teams

In this episode: We settle some bets from the pro season Discuss our golfing slumps Debrief on the wondrous week in Brora We hope you enjoyed this episode of Golf Social - please rate us and send us any feedback ⁠⁠@golfsocialtv⁠⁠ on ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠, ⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠ or email us golfsocialpodcast@gmail.com with literally any feedback / questions / ideas for guests etc!   Please do us a favour and follow the podcast (it's free!) on whatever platform you are using.   All the best, Michael and Toby

This first of a two-part episode detailing a YSO-led golf trip to Scotland takes listeners through every course on the trip with special focus on The Old Course at St Andrews. Keith is back in the saddle as host, guiding a roundtable of JT, Justin Hoppock, Codie Fisher and Zack McGill. Tune into episode 181 for part 2 of the podcast where the guys hand out superlatives and rank the courses. Courses covered: Brora, Cabot Highlands, Royal Dornoch, Cruden Bay, North Berwick, Crail, Elie, The Old Course, the New Course, the Eden, and The Castle.

A Mark Nicolson header saw Brora Rangers secure a one-nil win over Huntly. It was a first loss in five games for Huntly as Assistant Manager Stefan Laird felt they deserved something out of the game. Brora are now unbeaten in their last six matches as Player-Manager Ally MacDonald admitted they had to fight for the three points.

Jim joins the podcast this week to talk about his recent book: When Revelation Comes. The book is a story about his travels through Scotland following the tragic death of his son Jordan. Jim is one of the leading authorities on West Coast golf in Scotland, and the various nine hole / honesty box courses that seem to have been walked into existence over recent centuries. The book is hugely emotional, uplifting, and interesting, as well as being a great read on golf travel to some of the more remote corners of Scotland. Listeners can get 20% off this book by using code: '20OFF' at backninepress.com so head on over and make sure you get a copy of this for yourself!Jim also put together an Eclectic 18 for us in anticipation of the pod. His scorecard is below:#1 - Machrie Bay#2 - Corrie#3 - Gullane (no1)#4 - Iona#5 - Durness#6 - Shiskine#7 - Machrihanish#8 - Gairloch#9 - Reay#10 - Wick#11 - Dunaverty#12 - Panmure#13 - Brora#14 - North Berwick#15 - Boat of Garten#16 - Golspie#17 - Prestwick#18 - Isle of Colonsaypar 71 / yardage 5,804If you've enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify!You can follow us along below @cookiejargolf Instagram / Facebook / Twitter / YouTube / Website

During lockdown in 2020, Sam & his wife Harriet embarked on the unthinkable task of playing all links course in Britain. They created a live-in van which would serve as their tour bus, and set off in search of sandy soil on some of the most remote stretches of British coastline. Amazingly, after 3 years he completed his task and with a book on the way and his inspiration now feeding his work as a partner for Clayton DeVries & Pont as an architect, he sat own with us to record an Eclectic 18. this one however is with the courses that fly under the radar. Green fees of no more than £100 and some of the most sensational holes you have probably never heard of.  Sit back and enjoy!His scorecard is below#1 - Brora#2 - Traigh#3 - Wallasey#4 - Kilspindie#5 - Isle of Purbeck#6 - Shiskine#7 - Askernish#8 - Hayling#9 - Durness#10 - Mullion#11 - Prestwick St Nicholas#12 - Southerness#13 - Fraserburgh#14 - Great Yarmouth & Caister#15 - Seascale#16 - Aberdovey#17 - Castletown#18 - Dawlish Warrenpar: 72 / yardage:  6,498If you've enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving us a review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify!You can follow us along below @cookiejargolf Instagram / Facebook / Twitter / YouTube / Website

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As we get closer to the Open Championship, we revisit NewClub's International Fixture in Scotland to hear fond memories and golf experiences in the Highlands, including Royal Dornoch, Castle Stuart, and Brora. The Official Sponsor of The Summer Medal Journeyman Distillery The Official Sponsor of the Winter Meeting True Temper // https://bit.ly/3LOBg9u NewClub Golf Society // https://bit.ly/3qmqdfc

This week one of our hosts, Tom (listen to find out which one) has had his life ruined by a delightful golf trip to the Highlands of Scotland, where he played three of the finest courses in the country. Dornoch, Golspie, and Brora (if you don't know these, is this the right show for you?).  They were amazing, but how did Tom's golf get on?  SPOILER: He did a Bad Bad Thing.  We'll also be finding out about the time "Listener Ian" was chased off a golf course by some ladies, and we're still after your stories of being told off on the course.  Drop us a line at thetoms@golfisruiningmylife.co.uk.  Now - what I want you to do is simply subscribe, give us 5 stars and leave a comment - so you don't miss out on how Tom's fitting went.  Play well. This podcast is powered by KOPUS Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In part two, former Formartine and Brora defender Craig McKeown talks to Sean McAngus about his time in the Highland League. Insight on playing under Steve Paterson and why United never met the expectations to clinch their first title win!   Winning the title with Brora.   And much more!   

Third-placed Brora Rangers left it to secure an away win at Huntly with defender Colin Williamson notching up a stoppage time winner. Despite the defeat, Huntly Manager Allan Hale was impressed with the showing from his side.Brora Manager Craig Campbell admitted they had to battle for the win. Brora Manager Craig Campbell admitted they had to battle for the win.

In part one, former Formartine and Brora defender Craig McKeown talks to Sean McAngus about the reality of full time football at Dunfermline, cup upset with Clyde, Dundee adminstration and much more.

As the hours tick down in 2021, it is time to look back on the second half of the year at some of the sporting highlights we've featured on Balls & Whistles! In this one there was plenty of history made and titles won, not in the least by Invergordon's Tom Stoltman, who became the World's Strongest Man! Stoltman will now be looking to win it again, but he cannot hope to have the kind of longevity golfer Alistair Risk has had after he competed in his 50th consecutive Brora Five Day Open earlier this year. That was not the only highlight coming out of Brora though, as Steven Mackay stood down as manager of the football club after a shock 6-2 defeat to Fraserburgh. Ross County Cricket Club had a historic year, winning two trophies including the Senior Cup for the first time in 21 years, while Inverness Harriers Megan Keith and Kirsty Law continued to make their mark on the international athletes scene. There is not bigger stage in international sport than the Olympic Games, and Strathpeffer boasted a double Paralympic medalist thanks to cyclist Fin Graham's exploits in Tokyo, and it was also a huge year for Kinlochshiel Shinty Club who won their first ever Camanachd Cup - and then backed it up with the MacTavish Cup to complete the set of senior trophies. Inverness played host to the Scottish Squash Open in a landmark moment for the sport in the Highlands, meanwhile in rugby union, Jamie Dobie made his Scotland debut after impressing for Glasgow Warriors and being on the fringes of the squad for most of 2021, and Ross Sutherland launched a women's team for the first time. We then wrap up this episode with a look back at our Rainbow Laces special episode, hearing from LEAP Sport Scotland and Football v Homophobia's Sirri Topping about the campaign that ran earlier this month. Get in touch with the show (Balls_Whistles), Will (@HNM_WClark) or Andrew (ahenderson96) on Twitter, or email us at ballsandwhistles@hnmedia.co.uk. Thanks as always go to Forest Fires for our theme song, Scared of the Dark.

Huntly Manager Allan Hale gives his reaction to their four-nil defeat in Brora

In the latest episode, Craig Campbell, the manager of Brora Rangers joined John Walker of The 4th Official to discuss possible promotion to League Two, how the race for that is going, becoming a manager and a lot more. Editorial Note: Did you know this exclusive podcast appeared first on our Patreon page? We need you the viewers to help save The 4th Official! Due to the unprecedented situation as a result of the COVID 19 pandemic, the digital media space has been completely devastated. There has been a massive shortfall in revenue (even while viewership is up) as we scramble how to make sure that we go on with our daily job. We are proud to put up exclusive stuff on our Patreon account and hope you would support us in these tough times. Click the button below and please have a look as to how you can support us. Become a Patron!

In more than 40 years of writing about whisky, Charles Maclean has achieved global recognition and no shortage of accolades for his work.He's a Master of the Quaich – the highest honour in the Scotch whisky industry – and a member of the Whisky Magazine Hall of Fame. In fact, he was also its founding editor.Charles has written 18 books and counting on whisky. His magnum opus, Malt Whisky, was first published in 1997.It's been translated into nine languages and was the recipient of a prestigious Glenfiddich award, and his 2003 book Scotch Whisky: A Liquid History won the James Beard Award for ‘Best Wine and Spirits Book.'And in June 2021 his services to Scotch whisky were further recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.Charles was appointed as an MBE – a Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire.So, stay with me this episode as Charles and I discuss some of his career highlights, his love/hate relationship with writing, and what it's like to taste ultra-aged whiskies retailing at more than $100,000 a bottle.He shares his insights on the age-old debate of blends vs single malts, the resurrection of the legendary Brora and Port Ellen Scotch whisky distilleries, and his opinion on Tasmanian whisky, after visiting in 2019.

The HFL Show hears from Keith director of football Michael Brown on the search for a new boss, Craig Campbell on stepping in as Brora interim manager and Fort William assistant manager Paul Coutts on life away from Claggan Park every weekend. Podcast hosted by Iain Auld.

In a special episode of Balls and Whistles, Steven Mackay tells Alasdair Fraser why he has resigned from Highland League champions Brora Rangers.

For this episode of the podcast, I am joined by Elgin City's newest recruit Daniel Hoban. The young goalkeeper has had an incredible journey so far in the game and on the show we discuss starting life at Inverness CT before being loaned out to a range of Highland League Clubs such as Fort William, Strathspey Thistle and Brora Rangers. Daniel has had two spells at Forfar and Elgin and on the podcast we discuss playing for the Borough Briggs side as well as life at Station Park. 2020-21 was a big season for Daniel and we talk about being penalty shootout king in matches against Brora and Edinburgh City. Finally, we chat about aspirations for the new season, teaming up with Gavin Price and the upcoming Premier Sports League Cup group stage matches. In association with Toby Johnson and Rory Hope Music.

We couldn't have picked two better guests with the recent news that Port Ellen, Brora, and Rosebank are set to reopen. Dr. Whisky and Boutique-y Dave are joined by none other than the legendary Colin Dunn of Diageo, and Gordon Dundas of Ian Mcleod Distillers. Past and future collide as the futures of these once lost distilleries are set to be rewritten, alongside Hunter S Thompson's Fear and Loathing, courtesy of Colin Dunn. 

Brendan McCarron had a safe, secure job as Dr. Bill Lumsden's hand-picked "heir apparent" on the Glenmorangie and Ardbeg whisky creation team, but he was missing something. Earlier this year, he jumped at the chance to get back to distilling when Distell offered him the chance to become master distiller for its Bunnahabhain, Deanston, and Tobermory distilleries. Brendan did his first public appearances for Distell during Bunnahabhain's virtual Feis Ile events this past week, and we'll hear from him on this week's WhiskyCast In-Depth. In the news, Islay's distilleries have starting to gradually reopen to tourists as pandemic-related health restrictions are easing, while whisky tariffs may be back on the table as the European Union tries to push Great Britain to follow through on key Brexit agreements. We'll also have the details on Uncle Nearest founder Fawn Weaver's mission to help other minorities succeed in the spirits industry and much more!

Today we're joined by Christine Maclean, who runs the daily operations of the North Coast 500 Pods glamping sites in Brora and Achmelvich.  If you're want to know about the day-to-day aspects of a glamping business, or you're thinking of outsourcing this side to someone like Christine, you should give it a listen.LinksVisit Glampitect's websiteCheck out Glampitect's Facebook pageTake a look at Glampitect's Instagram pageVisit Glampitect's LinkedIn pageJoin Glampitect's Facebook groupContactEmail Glampitect: contact@glampitect.co.uk  Email Christine: christine10011963@gmail.com Call Glampitect: 01312029002 

This is a change to our planned schedule this week. Normally we record our banter and features pod on a Tuesday. To be perfectly honest we decided to cancel the regular pod given the story that was unfolding in the highlands last night! We held a live reaction stream on YouTube after Hearts’ dismal performance […]

Glampitect and North Coast 500 Pods co-founder, Calum MacLeod, is back for the 10th episode of The Glampitect PODcast. Today, we speak about how to market your glamping business on social media so that you achieve a high occupancy rate as soon as you open. Calum spent lots of time marketing the NC500 Pods site in Brora long before it launched, and this led to guests flooding in once the doors opened. If you're in the process of setting up a glamping site and you haven't started marketing your site yet, you need to give this a listen.LinksVisit Glampitect's websiteTake a look at Glampitect's Websites and Marketing SectionCheck out Glampitect's Facebook pageTake a look at Glampitect's Instagram pageVisit Glampitect's LinkedIn pageJoin Glampitect's Facebook groupCheck out the North Coast 500 Pods websiteContactEmail Glampitect: contact@glampitect.co.uk  Call Glampitect: 01312029002 

Michael Holden FRICS (MBA, FCABE, FNAEA, FARLA) is the Managing Director of an independent family based Chartered Surveying practice, with offices in Lancashire, the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales. Michael was elected to the RICS Governing Council to serve between 2017-2019 on the mandate to promote the independent practitioner. He was the technical author of the 2012 RICS practice note on building surveys and was a member of the RICS product development group which published the guidance note on residential surveys published in December 2013. During his career, he has been involved in 200+ projects that ranged widely in nature, such as City Campus at Salford, sea defence engineering schemes at Brora, Eric the Viking!, the Wick Project, or Blackburn Railway Station and other community and infrastructure projects. He has taught real estate in higher education at HE level in the UK for nearly 15 years. Currently he is a visiting lecturer to the The Hague University of Applied Sciences and also delivers CPD with some of the leading practitioners in the UK. What We Cover in This Episode: The importance of role models throughout Michael's versatile career in surveying The experience of working in the far North of the UK What has changed in the higher education and how it affects the surveying profession The challenges of scaling and running a private practice at the time of recession What Michael's PhD research is about How technology can breathe a new life into the survey reports How surveyors can protect themselves against the claims Connect with Michael Holden: Website https://michaelholdenfrics.co.uk/ ( https://michaelholdenfrics.co.uk/) LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-holden-4365b951/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MichaelHoldenFRICS ( https://www.facebook.com/MichaelHoldenFRICS) Connect with Marion Ellis: LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/marion-ellis-frics-ccxp/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/marionsurveyor/ ( https://www.instagram.com/marionsurveyor/) Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pg/marionsurveyor/ ( https://www.facebook.com/pg/marionsurveyor/) http://www.blueboxpartners.com ( http://www.blueboxpartners.com) Resources: Japanese Knotweed and Residential Property https://www.rics.org/globalassets/rics-website/media/upholding-professional-standards/sector-standards/real-estate/japanese-knotweed-and-residential-property-1st-edition.pdf

Michael Holden FRICS (MBA, FCABE, FNAEA, FARLA) is the Managing Director of an independent family based Chartered Surveying practice, with offices in Lancashire, the Lake District and the Yorkshire Dales. Michael was elected to the RICS Governing Council to serve between 2017-2019 on the mandate to promote the independent practitioner. He was the technical author of the 2012 RICS practice note on building surveys and was a member of the RICS product development group which published the guidance note on residential surveys published in December 2013. During his career, he has been involved in 200+ projects that ranged widely in nature, such as City Campus at Salford, sea defence engineering schemes at Brora, Eric the Viking!, the Wick Project, or Blackburn Railway Station and other community and infrastructure projects. He has taught real estate in higher education at HE level in the UK for nearly 15 years. Currently he is a visiting lecturer to the The Hague University of Applied Sciences and also delivers CPD with some of the leading practitioners in the UK. What We Cover in This Episode: The importance of role models throughout Michael's versatile career in surveying The experience of working in the far North of the UK What has changed in the higher education and how it affects the surveying profession The challenges of scaling and running a private practice at the time of recession What Michael's PhD research is about How technology can breathe a new life into the survey reports How surveyors can protect themselves against the claims Connect with Michael Holden: Website https://michaelholdenfrics.co.uk/ LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-holden-4365b951/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/MichaelHoldenFRICS Connect with Marion Ellis: LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/marion-ellis-frics-ccxp/ Instagram https://www.instagram.com/marionsurveyor/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/pg/marionsurveyor/ http://www.blueboxpartners.com ...