Podcast appearances and mentions of neil white

A new MP3 sermon from Knox Church Perth is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Home Sweet Home Subtitle: Guest Preachers Speaker: Neil White Broadcaster: Knox Church Perth Event: Sunday - PM Date: 8/11/2024 Bible: 2 Chronicles 36:1-21; Mark 6:1-6 Length: 49 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Knox Church Perth is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: Home Sweet Home Subtitle: Guest Preachers Speaker: Neil White Broadcaster: Knox Church Perth Event: Sunday - PM Date: 8/11/2024 Bible: 2 Chronicles 36:1-21; Mark 6:1-6 Length: 49 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Knox Church Perth is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: In The Arms Of Love Subtitle: Guest Preachers Speaker: Neil White Broadcaster: Knox Church Perth Event: Sunday - PM Date: 6/16/2024 Bible: Numbers 19:11-22; Mark 5:21-43 Length: 43 min.

A new MP3 sermon from Knox Church Perth is now available on SermonAudio with the following details: Title: This Is My Last Resort Subtitle: Guest Preachers Speaker: Neil White Broadcaster: Knox Church Perth Event: Sunday - PM Date: 4/14/2024 Bible: Leviticus 15:19-32; Mark 5:21-42 Length: 46 min.

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Neil White knows how to tell a story. He told his own story in his memoir, In the Sanctuary of Outcasts, about his time in a federal prison that also served as the United States' last leper colony. He's written articles, essays, and plays. He's co-written other people's memoirs. He can tell you a story, but really what he wants is for you to tell your story.Neil talks to Eddie and Chris about the importance of storytelling. They talk about the process of writing, practical ways to get better at writing, and how special it is to help someone craft their own story--to dig deep into their lives and pull out all the small details that need to be shared. They also talk a little bit about pickleball.Currently, Neil is the CEO of Nautilus Publishing in Oxford, MS. He is the author of plays including Lepers & Cons, Symmetry, Clandestine, and the editor of the anthology Ten-Minute Plays from Oxford. He has been a newspaper editor, magazine publisher, and advertising executive.Resources:Learn more about Nautilus Publishing.Buy In the Sanctuary of Outcasts.

Welcome to CropCast, your go to podcast for all the latest information on arable crops. Each month, SAC advisor, Tiffany Stephenson will be joined by a range of industry experts, bringing you timely updates to help you make decisions in the field. Producer George Gauley, Editor Cameron Waugh, Executive Producer Kerry Hammond, in association with the Scottish Government. In this episode Tiffany Stephenson is joined by Neil White, from Greenknowe Farm to discuss his journey, switching from a plough-based system to strip tillage, almost 10 years ago. Neil was recently awarded Farmers weekly, arable farmer of the year 2023. Linked FAS ResourcesProfiting From Reducing Tillage and Lowering Emissions - Neil White, Greenknowe Farm (youtube.com)Profiting From Reducing Tillage and Lowering Emissions - John Muir, Freelands Farm - YouTubeProfiting from Reducing Tillage and Lowering Emissions - Hew Hunter, Broachrigg Farm - YouTubeProfiting from Reducing Tillage and Lowering Emissions - John Davidson, Penicuik Estate (youtube.com)Profiting from Reducing Tillage and Lowering Emissions - John McCluskey, Lea Farm (youtube.com)Technical Note (TH553): Minimum Tillage

Publisher Neil White and author and longtime sports columnist Rick Cleveland about the new book, The Mississippi Football Book

Best-selling author and Nautilus publisher Neil White joins the podcast to talk about the book he co-authored with Rick Cleveland. The book celebrates the most memorable players, teams, games in the rich football history of the best football state in the country.

My next guests, award-winning sportswriter Rick Cleveland and best-selling author Neil White, have joined forces and created The Mississippi Football Book: Stories and Records from the Greatest Teams, Coaches, and Players - Who Lived and Played in the Greatest Football State, a publication including profiles of players, coaches, teams, and a sort of A to Z listing of all things football including NFL Hall of Famers, the best seasons, not-so-great moments and more. They join me today to talk football, their respective careers, future projects and more. Marshall Ramsey, a nationally recognized, Emmy award winning editorial cartoonist, shares his cartoons and travels the state as Mississippi Today's Editor-At-Large. He's also host of a "Now You're Talking" on MPB Think Radio and "Conversations" on MPB TV, and is the author of several books. Marshall is a graduate of the University of Tennessee and a 2019 recipient of the University of Tennessee Alumni Professional Achievement Award. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to WQA Radio, the weekly podcast of the Water Quality Association, the leading voice of the water treatment industry. https://wqa.org In this episode, we're going to offer Part Two of our discussion about the 2023 Consumer Opinion Study, which tracks consumer awareness and understanding of water quality issues and treatment solutions. We'll take you back to the WQA Convention in Las Vegas for a panel discussion with panelists Shannon Murphy, Vice President for Development and Compliance at Aquamor, LLC; Doug Ramer, MWS, CWR, President of Martin Water Conditioning; and Neil White, Sales Director for North America with Watts Water Technology. WQA Chief Executive Officer Pauli Undesser, MWS, is the moderator.

Welcome to WQA Radio, the weekly podcast from the Water Quality Association, the leading voice of the residential, commercial and industrial water treatment industry. Learn more at https://wqa.org. In this episode, we feature a portion of the session on the 2023 Consumer Opinion Study at the WQA Convention in Las Vegas. It's a panel discussion kicked off by an overview from WQA Chief Executive Office Pauli Undesser with panelists Shannon Murphy, Vice President for Development and Compliance at Aquamor, LLC; Doug Ramer, President of Martin Water Conditioning; and Neil White, Sales Director for North America with Watts Water Technology. Get the Consumer Opinion Study by going to https://wqa.org/cos

Japan-born Soichi Kawabata brings 26 years of traditional and hyper-focused knife-wielding skills to South Yarra's Yakikami in its Wagyu Omakase offering. Growing up in Fukuako – a coastal city known for its seafood culture, Soichi spent his younger years on fishing trips with his father. Here, the pair would catch different types of fish and bring them back to the family to share, and create something special.  To respect and identify quality produce was something he was taught on these trips, igniting Soichi's love affair with cooking and confirming his destiny lay within the walls of a kitchen.   Soichi began his professional career under Mr Fukuuako where he spent the next five years building a strong and refined foundation of haute Japanese cuisine. The high standard of this position, along with his unwavering work ethic saw him quickly move up the ranks. Before leaving, Soichi obtained his certificate in Fugu – a sought-after licence allowing one to prepare and serve the Japanese delicacy, Fugu (pufferfish). Fascinated with the cultural identity of Australia, Soichi decided to widen his culinary journey and moved in 2005 where he found himself at Neil White's Pure South. Further advancing his techniques and learning what it took to create a full dining experience Soichi spent many years learning and familiarising himself with Australian produce and a new customer palette. Soichi has cemented himself as an expert in the Japanese culinary world with a passion and love for Japanese cuisine. With a focus on customer experience, guests can expect to learn expert tips during their Wagyu Omakase experience every time they sit at Soichi's counter.

Round 2 of the British Cycling National Downhill Series would be the only opportunity to race Fort William in 2023 ahead of World Championships in August. As well as his armour, George also packed his mic & in between runs he caught up with the crème de la crème of the World's Elite DH racers… Part 1 (Friday) - Matt Walker, Monika Hrastnik, Luke Williamson, Andreas Kolb, Roger Viera, Loic Bruni, Jordan Williams & Joe Breeden Part 2 (Saturday) - Thibaut Daprela, Luca Shaw, Adam Brayton, Hattie Harden, Ben Cathro, Charlie Hatton & Jordan Williams Part 3 (Sunday) - Marine Cabirou, Mille Johnset, Camille Balanche, Benoit Coulanges, Loris Vergier, Henry Kerr, MUTN Team: Mark Weightman, Richard Binns & Neil White, Phoebe Gale & Nina Hoffmann The Making Up The Numbers podcast is sponsored by: Hope Technology www.hopetech.com @hopetech J-Tech Suspension www.j-techsuspension.co.uk @jtechsuspension Revolution Bike Park www.revolutionbikepark.co.uk @revolutionbp Ride Southern Spain www.ridesouthernspain.com @ridesouthernspain Schwalbe www.schwalbe.com @schwalbetyresuk Singletrack www.singletrackworld.com @singletrackmagazine #downhill #mtbpodcast #dhworldcup #downhillmtb #mtbracing #dh #mtb

In 1962 an elaborate hoax was devised to make it seem that a Sputnik landing had taken place at a farm in Wexford. Years later Neil White heard this story from his father and couldn't quite believe it. Neil set about disproving the story, but in the process found it was actually true, he joined Sean to discuss...

In 1962 an elaborate hoax was devised to make it seem that a Sputnik landing had taken place at a farm in Wexford. Years later Neil White heard this story from his father and couldn't quite believe it. Neil set about disproving the story, but in the process found it was actually true, he joined Sean to discuss...

HolaIn 2013, I wrote Spain: The Inside Story of La Roja's Historic Treble. I had behind-the-scenes access at all three tournaments - with the 2010 World Cup as the centrepiece - and used my insight to tell the story of the greatest achievement in the history of international football. This is my conversation with Neil White, co-founder of BackPage who published the book and believes it is the best title his company have released.EnjoyGBuy Spain: The Inside Story of La Roja's Historic TrebleSubscribe to Between the Lines: The Stories Behind Great Sports Writing Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What are the challenges and opportunities facing Scottish agriculture, in today's uncertain business environment? To help fill the void left by the absence of an in-person AgriScot in 2022, Monty chairs a wide-ranging chat with former Aldi executive Marion MacCormick, SAOS vice-chair Rory Christie, The Sheep Game YouTuber Cammy Wilson, and Berwickshire arable farmer Neil White. This is the second of 2 episodes featuring our four brilliant panelists.

What are the challenges and opportunities facing Scottish agriculture, in today's uncertain business environment? To help fill the void left by the absence of an in-person AgriScot in 2022, Monty chairs a wide-ranging chat with former Aldi executive Marion MacCormick, SAOS vice-chair Rory Christie, The Sheep Game YouTuber Cammy Wilson, and Berwickshire arable farmer Neil White. This is the first of 2 episodes featuring our four brilliant panelists.

Join us as we discuss the finale of Stephen King's Dark Tower series, The Dark Tower. We also take a sordid trip into the land of fan fiction, provide account of baseball without the express written consent of MLB, and get a lesson in etiquette from Google Assistant. Next book: In the Sanctuary of Outcasts: A Memoir by Neil White

Abstract of the talk… AHOY is a release manager for Kubernetes, fully open source. Bio… I thought, this is easier explained, in, interpretive rap... Look, if you had one shot, one opportunity To fix everything that was ever broke In one deployment Would you rebuild it, or just let it fail? Yo His palms are sweaty, config weak, server load is heavy There's vomit on this keyboard already, Kubernetes He's nervous, but the control plane says Nodes are ready Fork Bomb, but he keeps on forgetting Commands he wrote down, to restart all the pods He opens up Wikis, but the page won't load out Server's chokin now, everybody's phoning now. Release window runs out, times up, over bloaw! Roll back to the previous, oh this is grievous Oh there goes docker, it's borked! He's mad cause K8 don't, downgrade that easily? No He won't have it, he knows, manual deploys back's on the ropes It don't' matter He's dope, he knows that, but he broke He's whole Openstack So when he goes back to his mobile app,that's when it's Back to the Trello Board yo, this whole Agile thing sux He better go capture the screen logs next time using tmux You better lose yourself in this DevOps, the SecOps You own it, you better never let it go Ho! You only get one shot, do not miss your change to Window This opportunity comes once in a weeks time Yo! So that is what I do on a typical day. For those who want the more traditional summary.... Open source consultant specializing in enterprise grade solutions based on open source software and open source integration. Worked with multiple DevOps teams inside numerous South Africa companies, to help bring these worlds together. Then watching the worlds explode. Sometimes for the good, sometimes for the bad. Currently a strong focus on Kubernetes. And then all the usual toppings, GitOps, CI/CD tooling, automation, test-driven infrastructure, and everything cloud native. Key take-aways from the talk… It automatically incorporates GitOps, auto-generation of Helm charts, all stored on Git.

Here's something a little bit different! As well as racing the GB National DH Championships this weekend, George took a mic along & chatted to some of the riders. Starring, in chronological order: Dan Slack, Connor Smith, George Gannicott, Danny Hart, Adam Brayton, Ian Warby, Katherine Sharp, Luke Williamson, Roger Vieira, Taylor Vernon, Andrew Titley, Becci Skelton, Kris Lord, Pete Walton, Justin Barratt, Charlie Hatton, Joe Breeden, Rebecca Darwin, Jordan Williams, Matt Walker, Ben Cathro, Laurie Greenland, Neil White, Meg Whyte, Kade Edwards, Phoebe Gale & Will Longden The Making Up The Numbers podcast is sponsored by: Hope Technology www.hopetech.com @hopetech J-Tech Suspension www.j-techsuspension.co.uk @jtechsuspension Revolution Bike Park www.revolutionbikepark.co.uk @revolutionbp Ride Southern Spain www.ridesouthernspain.com @ridesouthernspain Schwalbe www.schwalbe.com @schwalbetyresuk Singletrack www.singletrackworld.com @singletrackmag #downhill #mtbpodcast #lnationalchamps #downhillmtb #mtbracing

Neil White, is a TV producer for Rogers TV in the Guelph, Kitchener-Waterloo area, and is the Producer for the Rogers TV local broadcast's of the OHL's Guelph Storm home games at the Sleeman Center in Guelph.

Welcome back to my chat with Pete Jenson and Neil White in which we consider if Real Madrid's Three-peat side are underrated.As we heard in part one, certainly Real's run-up to the first final was underwhelming and they had to take city rivals Atlético to penalties. But the 4-1 thrashing of Juve and then the beating of Liverpool surely deserve more credit. After all, this is a team which featured the likes of Isco, Benzema, Casemiro, Modric and Kroos, as well as talisman Cristiano Ronaldo. Having Ronaldo was like having a goal start, and it is a distinct possibility that he himself was underrated and misunderstood. Just ask any of his team-mates. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guess speaker, Neil White, kicks off our series Remember. Join him as we talk about communion and who it is for.

Join our Downtown Church campus pastor as he shares with us this week!

Highlights from previous Read All About It episodes, as Iain Maloney, Louise Welsh, Tony Connelly, Linda Jackson, Neil White and Zoe Strachan all choose their favourite book from childhood. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Voter advocacy groups respond to a federal ruling opening a door to curbside voting and the opportunity to "cure" rejected ballots.Then, as the election draws nearer, the arguments for and against Initiative 65 are being amplified.Plus, in today's Book Club … “Stories from 125 years of Ole Miss Football.”Segment 1:Voting rights advocates say they're chipping away at Mississippi laws that restrict voting in Mississippi. The Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law filed a lawsuit to expand absentee voting during the coronavirus pandemic. The case was dismissed. But not without agreed provisions from the secretary of state's office including curb-side Election Day voting and the chance to "cure" rejected ballots. Attorney Jennifer Nwachukwu and Corey Wiggins of the MS NAACP talk with our Desare Frazier.Segment 2:The debate over if and how Mississippi will legalize medical marijuana is heating up. This week, coalitions on both side of the issue went public with efforts to make their voices heard.Segment 3:The University of Mississippi has a long and storied history of its football teams and coaches. A year ago, Publisher and editor, Neil White, along with Rick Cleveland and other writers gathered together hundreds of tales for the book, “Stories from 125 years of Ole Miss Football” … the ten greatest victories, the ten most disappointing defeats, the undefeated season no one remembers and as Cleveland details, the coach who got his team drunk during the game. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Company Manager on Book of Mormon, Neil White, chats about his thirty year career working with some of the greats in theatre, including Joan Rivers and Sir Ian McKellen, and the influence Producers Sir Cameron Mackintosh and Sonia Friedman have had on him, all over a green tea. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Neil White is a co-founder of the highly-successful Back Page Press, a company which tells sports stories through publishing books and also producing podcasts. A journalist by profession, the success of one of Back Page’s early books – Graham Hunter’s ‘Barca; The Making of the Greatest Team in the World’ – saw Neil and Martin Greig put the sports journalism to one side to concentrate on their new company.It has gone from strength to strength over the past few years, publishing a string of top-quality books, while they are responsible for two very popular and successful podcasts – Between The Lines and The Big Interview. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, the other 1/2 of our podcast gets to tell us his story. Neil shares a little about his childhood, his journey to ministry and the importance of taking a risk and surrounding yourself with people that make you better.

Malcolm White talks with author and publisher Neil White. Best known for his book "In the Sanctuary of Outcasts," Neil White lives in Oxford where he operates a small publishing company, writes plays and essays, and teaches memoir writing. His newly released book is titled, "Stories from 125 Years of Ole Miss Football.” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We cover 2 disturbing cases of filicide - a parent killing their own child.

In this edition of the Rebel Yell Hotline, Chuck Rounsaville and Yancy Porter are joined by Neil White, author of 'Stories from 125 Years of Ole Miss Football,' and the guys also discuss the latest from preseason football practices. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Huge weekend of talking points in the Premiership and beyond. Andrew Slaven is joined by JJ Bull from the Telegraph and Fin Marks from COPA90 on the Totally Scottish Football Show. Celtic win the title at Pittodrie despite the presence of the McKenna GTA lorry. Has Neil Lennon done enough to secure the manager’s job next season? Rangers make it 5 wins in a row against Hibs but Allan McGregor channels John Cleese and gets himself sent off. And Hearts have a cup final on the horizon. So why are the fans revolting? Dundee are down and we have a mountain of stats to explain why. And there’s plenty of love for Motherwell’s young superstar David Turnbull. It was the last day of the regular season in the SPFL and we talk to Alloa Athletic chairman Mike Mulraney about the only amateur club in the Championship surviving in the second tier. Plus Zander Clark is like a cat in goal for St Johnstone. But not in a good way. • PART 1: Mourinho to Celtic? (01m 30s) • PART 2: Celtic crowned champions at Pittodrie (03m 00s) • PART 3: Dundee relegated by Hamilton with Alan Pattullo from The Scotsman (10m 30s) • PART 4: Rangers 1-0 Hibs (19m 00s) • PART 5: SPFL update with Neil White (26m 00s) • PART 6: Interview with Alloa Athletic chairman Mike Mulraney (32m 45s) • PART 7: Hearts 0-1 Kilmarnock, Motherwell 1-1 St Mirren & St Johnstone 1-1 Livingston (36m 15s)

4-3, 3-3 and another two Tavernier penalties. Goals galore in the Premiership this weekend – let Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Kieran Canning talk you through it. Celtic honour the great Billy McNeill by finding a way past the Scottish Simeone. Has Neil Lennon done enough to secure the manager’s job permanently in the summer? Motherwell and Dundee take part in a bouncy castle game. David Turnbull’s a bit special. Dundee are almost down. Should there be a reshuffle in the Premiership structure? More teams or less teams? Rangers see off Aberdeen with two penalties but what was Jermain Defoe up to when he smacked Joe Lewis in the mouth? And how do we assess Steven Gerrard’s first season in management? Hibs and Hearts share the spoils in the Edinburgh derby with Hearts playing a Levein brand of football. Heckingbottom’s still unbeaten. But he is not a dentist. And we check in to Coatbridge as Albion Rovers, pointless after 11 games, complete the great escape in League Two. • PART 1: Moyes does the rounds as Fort William do a Panenka (01m 00s) • PART 2: Celtic 1-0 Kilmarnock, with Barca Jim on Billy McNeill & Stevie Chalmers (03m 30s) • PART 3: Rangers 2-0 Aberdeen (13m 00s) • PART 4: Hibs 1-1 Hearts (22m 00s) • PART 5: SPFL update with Neil White (28m 15s) • PART 6: Albion Rovers survive with Neil Cameron from the Herald (31m 30s) • PART 7: Motherwell 4-3 Dundee, & Hamilton 3-3 Livingston & St Mirren 1-1 St Johnstone (38m 00s)

Everyone’s been getting the boot, literal or figurative in Scottish football this week. Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Anthony Joseph are back once again with the Totally Scottish Football Show. Alex McLeish is sacked as Scotland manager. Stefan Bienkowski joins us to discuss where it went wrong for Big Eck. And who steps into the hotseat? Clarke? McInnes? Scotland Gemmill? Speaking of Steve Clarke, Kilmarnock lose 1-0 to Aberdeen, with three Killie players sent off in the process. Did Clarke go too far in his criticism of referee Steven McLean? Ross County are all but promoted to the Premiership while St Mirren are doing their best to ensure a trip to Dingwall next season. Elsewhere, could Heckingbottom’s Hibs sneak into Europe? Do Hearts get bored? And Hamilton owe the waiter a large tip. • PART 1: Alex McLeish sacked by Scotland (04m 00s) • PART 2: Kilmarnock 0-1 Aberdeen – Killie end with 8 men! (13m 00s) • PART 3: Livingston 1-3 St Mirren with Graeme Macpherson from the St Mirren Supporters Trust (19m 00s) • PART 4: Hearts 1-3 Rangers (25m 45s) • PART 5: SPFL update with Neil White (30m 00s) • PART 6: Ross County promoted to the Premiership (34m 30s) • PART 7: Hibs 0-0 Celtic, St Johnstone 2-0 Dundee & Hamilton 1-1 Motherwell (38m 30s)

After a frantic Scottish Cup semi-final weekend, Andrew Slaven, Kieran Canning & Anthony Joseph try and make sense of all the red cards, goals and disallowed goals. Celtic defeat nine-man Aberdeen 3-0 at Hampden. What next for Derek McInnes, who’s subjected to sectarian chants? What next for the Dons? JJ Bull has his say. Plus does James Forrest get enough credit in Britain? Craig Levein’s Hearts are standing in the way of the treble treble after seeing off Inverness on Saturday. Do Ikpeazu and co have what it takes to take home the trophy? And Souttar has suitors. Is it time for John to move on? Arbroath are finally champions of League One. Lichties winger and host of the Lower League Ramblings podcast Danny Denholm tells us about the night out that followed and how they plan for life in the Championship. Who will replace them in League One? Craig Turnbull from the Falkirk Herald looks at the Bairns’ fall from grace, as half the division face possible relegation. • PART 1: Celtic 3-0 Aberdeen….with JJ Bull! (03m 30s) • PART 2: Hearts 3-0 Inverness (16m 30s) • PART 3: SPFL update with Neil White (27m 40s) • PART 4: Arbroath promoted to the Championship – with Danny Denholm (31m 00s) • PART 5: Falkirk and the Championship relegation battle with Craig Turnbull from the Falkirk Herald (36m 50s)

Appearing from amidst the smoke and coconuts, its JJ Bull, Laura Brannan and Kieran Canning with the Totally Scottish Football Show. Hibs win the Edinburgh derby. Heckingbottom’s still unbeaten in the Premiership as his side may be about to finish above Hearts. Dundee aren’t on great form but Patrick Barclay is. He joins us to debate the Dee’s potential future in the Championship. The notes for our panel’s discussion of the relegation six-pointer between Hamilton and St Mirren include the terms ‘diving weasel’ and ‘crime of Panenka.’ East Kilbride may be younger than JJ’s jacket but they could be on the verge of promotion to the SPFL as we discuss Edwin Van der Sar’s favourite Scottish team and new Lowland League champions. Elsewhere Arfield steps up, Clarke has the hump and is it all set up for Aberdeen to finally beat Celtic at Hampden? • PART 1: Hearts 1-2 Hibs with Lewis ‘Statement League’ Cumming (02m 30s) • PART 2: Hamilton 1-1 St Mirren (12m 40s) • PART 3: Dundee 0-2 Aberdeen with Patrick Barclay (18m 00s) • PART 4: Motherwell 0-3 Rangers (27m 30s) • PART 5: SPFL update with Neil White (34m 00s) • PART 6: East Kilbride’s promotion hopes with Paul Thomson, sports editor at East Kilbride News (37m 30s) • PART 7: Celtic 0-0 Livingston & Kilmarnock 2-0 St Johnstone (43m 30s)

A pivotal Premiership weekend brings Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Laura Brannan together once again for the Totally Scottish Football Show. Celtic take a giant step towards their 8th title in a row with victory in the derby over Rangers, as messrs Morelos, Kent and Halliday all line up for a piece of Scott Brown. But perhaps the biggest game of the weekend sees St Mirren overcome Dundee and leapfrog them in the battle to beat the drop. Matchwinner Brad Lyons joins us on the podcast. The biggest shock of the weekend is in the Championship. We check in at Scotland’s number 1 semi-pro club Alloa after they defeat league leaders Ross County. And who’s going on a European tour? The Dons thought they’d got it done but Hearts and Hibs have hauled themselves back into the mix. Plus Killie get silly as they hump Hamilton. • PART 1: Celtic 2-1 Rangers (02m 40s) • PART 2: St Mirren 2-1 Dundee with Brad Lyons (13m 00s) • PART 3: Hearts 2-1 Aberdeen (20m 00s) • PART 4: Kilmarnock 5-0 Hamilton with the Killie Hippo (26m 00s) • PART 5: SPFL update with Neil White (32m 30s) • PART 6: Alloa 1-0 Ross County with Jack Haugh from the Alloa Advertiser (36m 00s) • PART 7: Livingston 1-2 Hibs & Motherwell 3-0 St Johnstone (40m 30s) • PART 8: A look ahead to the midweek fixtures (46m 00s)

It’s international week which means it’s a painful podcast for Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Laura Brannan. Kazakhstan 3-0 Scotland in Euro 2020 qualifying. Is it the worst result and performance in Scottish football history? Who or what was to blame? Shinnie? The pitch? All the tactics? Alex McLeish’s men fare better against San Marino’s line-up of Pro Evo players but the atmosphere is toxic amongst the fans. How much longer does McLeish have and who would be the ideal replacement? At club level, Arbroath are on the verge of the title, Albion may be embarking on the great escape and Ross County scoop up silverware. And the bible’s favourite team Queen of the South turned 100 this week. But what does the modern day hold after 7 defeats on the spin? Plus it’s a happy 1st birthday for On The Ball. We chat to them about their campaign to provide free period products at football grounds, starting at Celtic and taking them to LA and Brazil. • PART 1: Kazakhstan 3-0 Scotland – rock bottom? (03m 15s) • PART 2: San Marino 0-2 Scotland + the future of McLeish (18m 45s) • PART 3: Erin Slaven from On The Ball discusses the campaign to provide free sanitary products at grounds (32m 30s) • PART 4: SPFL & Challenge Cup round-up with Neil White (38m 00s) • PART 5: Queen of the South turn 100, with Fraser Wilson of the Daily Record (41m 45s)

Andrew Slaven returns with Scotch pies for JJ Bull and Laura Brannan, but not all Scottish football watchers are so friendly. There’s further trouble at Easter Road as Rangers lose ground in the title race – but then gain it back again. Alfredo Morelos signs a new contract but does that just mean he’s on the move in the summer? If you believe the rumour mill, Motherwell’s Jake Hastie could be on his way to Ibrox. We discuss the young players at Fir Park and ask who in Scottish football is Ajax? Is it Hamilton? Is Lewis Ferguson Frenkie De Jong? Will Hearts be on a European tour next season? Did they score the minciest goal of the season? There’s the story of the St Johnstone keeper walking out on the club in the name of love, the weirdest insult of the season at Berwick and the YouTuber putting Fort William on the map. Plus we bring you the latest from the Loons at Forfar. • PART 1: Andrew’s weekend in Dumfries (01m 30s) • PART 2: Hibs 1-1 Rangers with Gavin Wilson from the Hibs Talk podcast (03m 30s) • PART 3: Celtic 0-0 Aberdeen (14m 30s) • PART 4: Motherwell 3-0 Hamilton + who’s the Scottish Ajax? (22m 20s) • PART 5: SPFL round-up with Neil White (31m 45s) • PART 6: A chat with Radio Clyde’s Alison Conroy, lifelong Forfar fan (38m 00s) • PART 7: Dundee 0-1 Hearts & Livingston 3-1 St Johnstone (41m 30s)

After a Scottish Cup quarter-final weekend full of screamers and simulation, Buckfast and the bald guy from FIFA, JJ Bull, Laura Brannan try to make sense of it all. Inverness Caley manage to throw Dundee United off the scent to book their first date at Hampden since the glory of 2015. First team and coach and legendary player Barry Wilson tells us how they did it. Referee Kevin Clancy is the star performer at Pittodrie as Aberdeen and Rangers go to a replay. And Alfredo Morelos is introduced to a new song by Aberdeen fans. Celtic players are introduced to something far more dangerous at Easter Road as Scottish football continues to be dogged by foreign objects. But Neil Lennon is taking the holders back to the home of Scottish football, where a few demons of the past await him. In the Premiership, the bottom three appear to be on fire. But Livingston are living in a league of one. And we mourn the loss of the Kilmarnock title challenge 2018-19. Plus we head to the Heed and what’s going doon with the Blue Toon in League Two. • PART 1: Infantino visits Cove Rangers (02m 10s) • PART 2: Aberdeen 1-1 Rangers (03m 20s) • PART 3: Dundee United 1-2 Inverness Caledonian Thistle, with Inverness legend and coach Barry Wilson (12m 30s) • PART 4: Hibs 0-2 Celtic (22m 20s) • PART 5: SPFL round-up with Neil White (34m 10s) • PART 6: Peterhead coach Davie Nicholls joins us (38m 00s) • PART 7: St Mirren 1-0 Livingston & Kilmarnock 0-0 Motherwell (42m 10s)

Huge talking points, big debates. Good time for a Totally Scottish Football Show with Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Laura Brannan. We preview the midweek Premiership action as Hearts host Celtic. The champions are looking for 10 wins in a row but is Brendan Rodgers edging closer to the managerial hot-seat. at Leicester? Kilmarnock are up against Motherwell which gives us a chance to discuss a rescinded red against Rangers for Bachmann and the Steelmen’s controversial goal against Celtic, as James Scott plays the role of Kanu. And after Killie manager Steve Clarke’s complaints about fan abuse, we delve deep into the issue of sectarianism with Andrew Smith from The Scotsman. Where does it stem from and what can be done? We’re joined by the one and only Pat Nevin who talks to us about his perfect life at Clyde. Also on the agenda: Shinnie, Kamara and Paul McGowan channels Chun-Li. • PART 1: Hearts v Celtic preview (02m 30s) • PART 2: Sectarianism & strict liability with Andrew Smith from The Scotsman (09m 10s) • PART 3: Kilmarnock v Motherwell: that Bachmann red card and that Motherwell goal (24m 00s) • PART 4: Aberdeen v Hamilton preview (34m 25s) • PART 5: SPFL round-up with Neil White (38m 45s) • PART 6: Pat Nevin interview on his time at Clyde (41m 30s) • PART 7: Rangers v Dundee & St Johnstone v Hibs (50m 30s)

Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Laura Brannan are back after a weekend that’s been seismic in the Scottish Premiership. Motherwell are matching Celtic stride for stride in 2019 as they win for the 6th game in a row. Richard Tait talks about the young crop of Steelmen coming through and his Scotland chances. For the first time this season, Dundee (or the new Dundee assembled in January) are out of the relegation zone. Paul Heckingbottom is the new man at Hibs – but let’s talk about how perfect Marcelo Bielsa is for Scottish football. People are lining up to serenade Sam Cosgrove – the Aberdeen striker laughs in the face of expected goals. As Rangers stumble at Ibrox, we ask are they mince without Morelos? And Allan McGregor is the voice. Try and understand him. In the Championship, Scott McDonald is out of retirement and onto the scoresheet to help save Partick Thistle from the dreaded drop. Plus plastic pitches. And there’s Broadfoot, Brown and Byrne – bad boys with questionable tackles. • PART 1: The plastic pitch debate (01m 30s) • PART 2: Kilmarnock 0-1 Celtic (05m 45s) • PART 3: Motherwell 2-1 Hearts with Motherwell defender Richard Tait (14m 00s) • PART 4: Livingston 1-2 Dundee with Alan Pattullo from The Scotsman (24m 00s) • PART 5: Aberdeen 2-2 St Mirren (32m 30s) • PART 6: SPFL round-up with Neil White (36m 30s) • PART 7: Partick Thistle sign Scott McDonald with Jags fan Matt Greer (38m 10s) • PART 8: Hibs 2-0 Hamilton & Rangers 0-0 St Johnstone (44m 00s)

Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Laura Brannan dissect the 5th round of the Scottish Cup, a weekend where the real quality was provided by Stephen Dobbie, Nicky Clark…and Scott Brown?! After a week of barbs and with yet another Killie-Rangers game around the corner, is Steve Clarke inside Steven Gerrard’s head? Is Ryan Jack a stud magnet? And do footballers in Scotland need to start wearing protective cups? The Auchinleck adventure is over but is this where Hearts start their surge for silverware? Across the city, Hibs might be about to appoint the muscular Michael Appleton. Would this represent a step down from Neil Lennon? Staying in the capital, Edinburgh City’s sporting director and former Scottish Cup winner Jim Jefferies joins us on the podcast to discuss the ambitions of the club. And we speak to the BBC’s Andrew Southwick about the start of the new Scottish Women’s Premier League season. Who can stop Glasgow City reaching 13 in a row? • PART 1: Hearts 4-0 Auchinleck Talbot with Gordon Senior from the Hearts Review podcast (02m 00s) • PART 2: Aberdeen 4-1 Queen of the South (08m 10s) • PART 3: Kilmarnock 0-0 Rangers (15m 15s) • PART 4: Celtic 5-0 St Johnstone (21m 50s) • PART 5: SPFL round-up with Neil White (27m 30s) • PART 6: Edinburgh City’s Jim Jefferies joins us (30m 10s) • PART 7: St Mirren 1-2 Dundee Utd, East Fife 0-1 Partick Thistle & Hibs 3-1 Raith Rovers….Appleton in at Easter Road? (38m 10s) • PART 8: Andrew Southwick previews the SWPL campaign (48m 00s)

Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Laura Brannan took a week off dissecting referee’s decisions last week. Then Andrew Dallas showed up at Ibrox. Four penalties were awarded to Rangers against St Mirren. But how many should they have had? Five? One and a half? Plus we preview the midweek fixtures as Steven Gerrard looks for a win over Aberdeen at the 4th time of asking. Hamilton are feeling happy again after swapping Martin Canning for Brian Rice but Hibs are no closer to a successor for Neil Lennon. We check in at Berwick Rangers, the only English team in the SPFL, as they look to avoid the dreaded drop. Elsewhere Naismith shouts Hearts to victory while it’s a wasted trip for East Fife. We’re dreaming of a Dundee derby in the promotion/relegation play-off. And please join JJ’s Scotch pie appeal • PART 1: Canning canned as Hamilton order Rice. With Andy McGilvray from the Hamilton Advertiser (3m 00s) • PART 2: Celtic v Hibs preview (06m 45s) • PART 3: Rangers given four penalties + Aberdeen v Rangers preview with Dons blogger Ally Begg (14m 20s) • PART 4: Dundee v Kilmarnock preview (28m 30s) • PART 5: SPFL round-up with Neil White + our biggest wastes of time (34m 00s) • PART 6: The story of Berwick Rangers with Simon Pryde from BBC Newcastle (40m 45s) • PART 7: St Mirren v Motherwell, Hearts v Livingston & Hamilton v St Johnstone (46m 45s)

Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Laura Brannan are back after another angry weekend in Scottish football. When is it not? Neil Lennon’s time as Hibs manager appears to be over after he was suspended on Saturday. What next for the board at Easter Road? Hearts get back to winning ways but Craig Levein is engaged in a war of words with his former player turned pundit Michael Stewart. Plus hear why new signing David Vaněček needs to invest in a suit. Rangers avenge their defeat at Livingston earlier in the season, thanks once again to the efforts of Alfredo Morelos. But can he play with a strike partner? And how much money would it take for Stevie G to sanction a sale? Elsewhere, Motherwell turn on the style, there’s praise for Power at Killie and we wonder how many trophies is enough before Brendan decides to depart Celtic Park? In the SPFL, Berwick get thrashed but win on Twitter. And we hear from Annan Athletic player-manager Peter Murphy after they beat the top two in League Two within a week. • PART 1: Neil Lennon suspended by Hibernian with Edd Norval from These Football Times + St Mirren 1-3 Hibs (1m 30s) • PART 2: Hearts 2-0 St Johnstone + Levein v Stewart (11m 00s) • PART 3: Livingston 0-3 Rangers with Jonny McFarlane from the Record Rangers podcast (18m 30s) • PART 4: Aberdeen 0-0 Kilmarnock (26m 40s) • PART 5: SPFL round-up with Neil White (33m 10s) • PART 6: An interview with Annan Athletic player-manager Peter Murphy (36m 45s) • PART 7: Dundee 0-1 Motherwell + Celtic 3-0 Hamilton (42m 45s)

The season so far in the Premiership has entertained beyond all expectation and the January transfer window is following suit. The Totally Scottish Football Show is back as Andrew Slaven, Harry Slavin and JJ Bull look at the progress made in this campaign so far by each Scottish Premiership club. 1 point separates the top 3 so Rangers have gone big, signing Jermain Defoe and Jordan Jones amongst others. Will the impending departure of Jones in the summer unsettle Bret 'The Hitman' Hart’s favourite team Kilmarnock? Or will Timothy Weah, the President’s son, give the champions the advantage in the title race? Can Ross McCormack put a controversial few years behind him as he returns to Fir Park on loan? And will he fit into Motherwell’s herd of rhinos approach? The great Oldfirmfacts joins us to review Beaton Mania, and the continued fall-out from the referee’s performance in Rangers’ victory over Celtic at the end of 2018. They never sleep in the Championship, League One or League Two. The BBC’s Richard Winton tells us about the structural changes being made at Tannadice, as Dundee United strive for a way back into the big time. Plus we analyse a disappointing January so far for Hibs, the end of the Levein-McInnes bromance and the Dumbarton Ultras. • PART 1: The top three – Beaton Mania and a busy window already for Celtic, Rangers and Kilmarnock, with Oldfirmfacts (2m 00s) • PART 2: Aberdeen and Hearts in the title hunt, plus the row between McInnes and Levein (17m 15s) • PART 3: SPFL round-up with Neil White (26m 15s) • PART 4: The state of Dundee United with Richard Winton (29m 30s) • PART 5: St Johnstone and Livingston defying expectations (35m 30s) • PART 6: Hibs’ miserable start to 2019 with Gavin Wilson from the Hibs Talk podcast (38m 35s) • PART 7: Motherwell and Hamilton – the return of Ross McCormack (42m 45s) • PART 8: The bottom two – St Mirren and Dundee’s struggles (46m 00s)

4 points separate the top 5 in the Scottish Premiership. Andrew Slaven and JJ Bull are joined by a variety of guests to sign off for Christmas by looking at another weekend in the most exciting league in Europe. Hibs turn up for the big game as they blow Celtic away from kick-off. We wish Leigh Griffiths well as he takes time off from football. Does Brendan Rodgers need to buy another striker in January? Rangers are back on top of the table but Steven Gerrard is bemoaning their lack of killer instinct (in front of goal, not on the SNES). Is that something Aberdeen have? They’ve silently snuck their way to 4 points off the summit. Livingston thrashed Hearts 5-0 on Friday night, lauded by some as their greatest ever result, as the Lions prove once again that they fear nobody. Just another day in their incredible 2018. Matt Elder, sports editor of the Fife Free Press, joins us to reminisce about Raith Rovers, one of the teams of the 90s, former opponents of Bayern Munich, now looking to gain promotion from League One. Plus we find out JJ’s karoke weapon of choice. The Totally Scottish Football Show will return on the 7th January. • PART 1: Hibs 2-0 Celtic with Barca Jim (2m 50s) • PART 2: Kilmarnock 3-1 Dundee with Barry Richmond from the Killie Trust (11m 00s) • PART 3: St Mirren 1-2 Aberdeen (18m 30s) • PART 4: Livingston 5-0 Hearts with Livi blogger Andrew Semple (22m 10s) • PART 5: SPFL round-up with Neil White (28m 50s) • PART 6: A look at Raith Rovers with Matt Elder from the Fife Free Press (31m 20s) • PART 7: Rangers 1-0 Hamilton & St Johnstone 1-2 Motherwell (37m 30s) • PART 8: A look ahead to the midweek fixtures (43m 00s)

Given the lead changed hands in the Premiership three times this week, we’re really going to have to make the Totally Scottish Football Show a daily podcast to stay up to date. Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Laura Brannan are back to dissect another action-packed weekend. Celtic put in the best performance of the season in Scotland to dismantle and unseat Kilmarnock from the top of the table. Should Steve Clarke have killed the Killie-Leicester comparisons when he had the chance? Dundee are rising like Lazarus, unbeaten in 4 games, and off the bottom of the table after holding Rangers to a draw despite an early red for Ralph, to leave Gerrard raging. Scotland will play England in their first ever Women’s World Cup match next summer in Nice. Journalist Alan Campbell gives us the latest from Shelley Kerr’s camp. Aberdeen infuriate by beating Rangers before losing to St Johnstone. Hearts win at last but unfortunately we have to talk about racism rearing its ugly head. Hibs also earn a much needed 3 points but is Neil Lennon falling out of love with football? Plus hear how Noddy cars can help assistant referees. • PART 1: Celtic 5-1 Kilmarnock (2m 50s) • PART 2: Dundee 1-1 Rangers with Grant Hill from Nutmeg Magazine (10m 10s) • PART 3: Aberdeen 0-2 St Johnstone (23m 20s) • PART 4: Hearts 1-0 Motherwell as racism rears its ugly head (27m 10s) • PART 5: SPFL round-up with Neil White (33m 30s) • PART 6: Alan Campbell on Scotland’s draw for the Women’s World Cup (37m 00s) • PART 7: Hamilton 0-1 Hibs & Livingston 3-1 St Mirren (41m 30s)

Rangers are top of the league and Celtic win another domestic trophy. But there’s more to Scottish football than that. Dobbie and Shankland continue the greatest goal scoring duel since Ronaldo and Messi, while Partick Thistle are kidnapped by the SAS. And the floodlights fail twice but Killie score thrice to keep pace with the top two. Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Laura Brannan are back to review all the action and unfortunately, rage at referees. Despite being on top, Steven Gerrard has the same problem to deal with that Arsene Wenger used to, while Christie’s cup final winner shows off Celtic’s new loan policy. We’re joined by Kenny MacLennan from a resurgent Ross County, a man who drummed his way up the career ladder from tub-thumping fan to supporter liaison officer. It’s been a great week for JJ in the world of music, as it has for Motherwell defender Charles Dunne. Plus neither of them feature in Motherwell’s defeat at Livingston so a great week for both all round. Also there’s the best team in the Premiership off the ball and the worst game that Laura has ever seen. • PART 1: The week in music for JJ, Memphis Depay and Motherwell defender Charles Dunne (2m 00s) • PART 2: Celtic 1-0 Aberdeen (6m 10s) • PART 3: Hearts 1-2 Rangers (17m 00s) • PART 4: Kilmarnock 3-0 Hibs with Gav from the Hibs Talk podcast (25m 20s) • PART 5: SPFL round-up with Neil White (33m 10s) • PART 6a: Ross County SLO and former drummer Kenny MacLennan joins us (36m 20s) • PART 6b: Partick Thistle kidnapped by the SAS (42m 00s) • PART 7a: St Mirren 1-3 Hamilton & Livingston 2-0 Motherwell (44m 45s) • PART 7b: A look ahead to the midweek Premiership fixtures (51m 00s)

It’s a podcast title that has the potential to age very badly very quickly. But Andrew Slaven and JJ Bull are in cheerier form than they were in the last international break. That’s because Scotland laid the smackdown on Albania. Anthony Joseph was there with the Tartan Army and joins us in the studio, as we rave about the Ryans - Christie and Fraser - ahead of the Nations League decider with Israel. Did a record number of withdrawals from the squad help Alex McLeish stumble upon the ideal Scotland line-up? Singer Amy Macdonald was less happy, given a St Johnstone snub. Do certain clubs get ignored when it comes to international duty? Domestically, Callum Law from the Evening Express has some news about the potential for a brand new League Three. Will Rangers and Celtic get the Colts teams they’ve always wanted in the Scottish pyramid? And before the Premiership kicks off again, analyst Blair Newman tells us about the tactical trends that have seen the table look so tight at the top. Hear why Livingston are so much more than a plastic pitch. Plus we open with some gaming chat after Celtic sign the Ronaldo and Messi of the esports world. • PART 1: Celtic sign Pro Evo world champions (1m 00s) • PART 2a: Albania 0-4 Scotland (4m 40s) • PART 2b: Amy Macdonald sticks up for Richard Foster (13m 00s) • PART 2c: Scotland v Israel preview (16m 50s) • PART 3: Tactical trends in the Premiership with analyst Blair Newman (20m 15s) • PART 4: SPFL headlines with Neil White (28m 35s) • PART 5: Potential plans for League 3, with Callum Law from the Evening Express (31m 30s) • PART 6: A look ahead to the Premiership weekend (36m 35s)

Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Laura Brannan are back, alongside a man who was the voice of Scottish football, former BT Sport and ESPN commentator Derek Rae. It’s the more the merrier at the top of the Premiership with the top 5 separated by just 3 points. Steve Clarke continues to be the greatest manager ever - can Kilmarnock go all the way? Livingston’s Liam Kelly is part-man, part-octopus, part-cat as Celtic draw a blank at Almondvale, while Rangers do the opposite of drawing a blank by hitting Motherwell for 7. It’s a hard time for Hearts and Hibs right now, but there’s another success story in the capital, and that’s Edinburgh City. We’re joined by James McDonaugh, manager of the League Two leaders. Plus JJ accepts the challenge to compose a new Europa League theme. And how would Premiership managers fare inside the UFC octagon? • PART 1: Scotland permutations in the Nations League (1m 45s) • PART 2: Hearts 0-1 Kilmarnock (4m 40s) • PART 3: Rangers 7-1 Motherwell with Derek Rae (11m 25s) • PART 4: Aberdeen 1-0 Hibs - also with Derek Rae (22m 30s) • PART 5: Livingston 0-0 Celtic (31m 35s) • PART 6: SPFL headlines with Neil White, including the miss of the season from Dunfermline (37m 25s) • PART 7: Interview with Edinburgh City manager James McDonaugh (41m 00s) • PART 8: St Johnstone 4-0 Hamilton & Dundee 1-1 St Mirren (44m 30s)

Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Kieran Canning are back after a typically dull seven days in Scottish football. It’s been another week where fans have been breaking the fourth wall. And not in a good way. Find out what the panel have to say about Neil Lennon, coins and the events of the Edinburgh derby. Plus referee Willie Collum makes one of his most special decisions. And not in a good way. Find out what the panel have to say about Rangers’ Daniel Candeais seeing red for being put in a headlock by Anton Ferdinand. There’s only one team unbeaten in the SPFL and that’s League One leaders Arbroath. We’re joined by winger Danny Denholm – footballer, teacher, blogger and podcaster. St Johnstone have won four in a row and the pride of Perth kick off our round-up of the Premiership action. The top two met at Celtic Park. Does a 5-0 hammering for Hearts (amid an injury crisis) alter their ambitions this season? And are the Bhoys better off without Brown? And if you had the choice, which should you watch – Aberdeen play football, JJ’s Twitter feed or a hostage negotiation video? • PART 1: Neil Lennon and coins in Scottish football (1m 00s) • PART 2: Hibs 0-1 St Johnstone with Ed Hodge, author of Our Day In May (6m 45s) • PART 3: Celtic 5-0 Hearts (14m 30s) • PART 4: Kilmarnock 1-2 Aberdeen (20m 15s) • PART 5: St Mirren 0-2 Rangers (25m 55s) • PART 6: SPFL headlines with Neil White (32m 20s) • PART 7: Interview with writer, podcaster and Arbroath winger Danny Denholm (35m 00s) • PART 8: Motherwell 1-0 Dundee & Hamilton 1-0 Livingston (41m 30s)

The Betfred Cup Final is set in stone – it will be Celtic taking on Aberdeen at Hampden at the start of December. Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Laura Brannan look back on the League Cup semi-finals. Two of the panel are excited about the final, one is anything but. It was smash and grab but Derek McInnes gets the better of Steven Gerrard. But how high is his stock with Aberdeen fans given their drab league form? Christie inspires Celtic as the injury ghost haunts Hearts again. Plus Steven MacLean could be banned for something that the panel all find objectively funny. Things are happening at Kilmarnock who go second in the Premiership, just over a year after being bottom of the table. But Eamonn Brophy’s secret behind his moniker of ‘The Wolf’ is one step closer to unravelling. There’s more misery for St Mirren, even if St Johnstone suck at spot-kicks. And with Dumbarton appointing Jim Duffy in League One, we speak to Stephen Watt, the club’s official poet. • PART 1: Should the ban on alcohol at Scottish grounds be lifted? (2m 00s) • PART 2: Aberdeen 1-0 Rangers with Mark Gordon (6m 15s) • PART 3: Hearts 0-3 Celtic (15m 40s) • PART 4a: Kilmarnock 1-1 Hamilton with Barry Richmond from the Killie Trust (23m 35s) • PART 4b: St Johnstone 2-0 St Mirren (29m 40s) • PART 5: SPFL headlines with Neil White (33m 40s) • PART 6: Interview with Stephen Watt, Dumbarton’s resident poet, on the appointment of Jim Duffy (36m 20s) • PART 7: Look ahead to the midweek Premiership fixtures (42m 45s)

The international break is mercifully over and one of the most exciting leagues in Europe is back. Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Anthony Joseph review all the action from the Premiership. Aberdeen fans aren’t too excited though. They concede two penalties against Hearts when it could have been ten and they’re struggling to shift tickets for their Betfred Cup semi-final with Celtic. It’s a new manager but the same old problems for Dundee. Alan Pattullo from The Scotsman fills us in on how Neil McCann was sacked, why fans don’t want Billy Dodds as the new number 2 and reminisces about when Caniggia and Ravanelli were at Dens Park. We head to the mining heartlands of Fife where former Scotland and Rangers captain Barry Ferguson is now manager of Kelty Hearts in the Lowland League. Lower league expert Tell Him He’s Pele informs us about Kelty’s ambitions and Ferguson’s anger management. Plus find out why Hamilton’s keeper is like a bad drummer, Motherwell have fridge-freezers up front and Jason Kerr is in space. • PART 1: Hearts 2-1 Aberdeen with Gordon Senior from The Hearts Review podcast (1m 00s) • PART 2: Celtic 4-2 Hibs + Hearts v Celtic preview (9m 00s) • PART 3: Livingston 4-0 Dundee with Alan Pattullo from The Scotsman (15m 30s) • PART 4: Hamilton 1-4 Rangers + Aberdeen v Rangers preview (24m 45s) • PART 5: SPFL headlines with Neil White (33m 50s) • PART 6: Kelty Hearts appoint Barry Ferguson, with Craig Telfer aka Tell Him He’s Pele (36m 30s) • PART 7: St Mirren 1-2 Kilmarnock & Motherwell 0-1 St Johnstone (43m 30s)

Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Kieran Canning bring you the Totally Scottish Football Show - the podcast that wonders whether Alfredo Morelos owns a sword. League leaders Hearts are undone by the worst offside trap of the century at Ibrox as Rangers insert themselves into the title race – so says Steven Gerrard. We’re joined by Mr Motherwell Stephen Craigan to discuss his role developing young players at Fir Park. Hibs hammer Hamilton and stay second. Are Neil Lennon’s men in the hunt for the title? And could Hamilton benefit from the advent of Goalie Tree? Celtic also hit six at St Johnstone and even though he scored four in 45 minutes, Barca Jim explains why some fans still don’t fancy Forrest. It’s Adios Alan Archibald who is sacked as Partick Thistle manager in the Championship. Matt Greer explains the fatherly relationship Archibald had with the Thistle faithful. Plus Scott McKenna’s retrospective ban for Aberdeen is enough to make JJ explode. And Liam Fontaine lays down the gauntlet to other Championship centre-halves with his brand new single. • PART 1: The League Cup semi-final saga and Liam Fontaine’s new single (1m 00s) • PART 2: Rangers 3-1 Hearts (6m 00s) • PART 3: Hibs 6-0 Hamilton (11m 45s) • PART 4: St Johnstone 0-6 Celtic with Barca Jim (17m 00s) • PART 5: Motherwell 1-1 Livingston with Stephen Craigan (25m 00s) • PART 6: Championship, League One and League Two headlines with Neil White (32m 00s) • PART 7: Alan Archibald sacked by Partick Thistle with Matt Greer (34m 30s) • PART 8: Kaiser giveaway winner (37m 30s) *e-mail us hello@muddykneesmedia.com or via Twitter @TheTotallyShow • PART 9: Aberdeen 4-1 St Mirren & Dundee 1-2 Kilmarnock (38m 50s) • PART 10: Leigh Griffiths withdraws from the Scotland squad (46m 45s)

JJ Bull and Laura Brannan bring you the best of another weekend of shocks and surprises in Scotland. And we don’t just mean Dundee winning. Or the Betfred Cup semi-final fiasco. Livingston continue to defy the odds, making Rangers look pony at the Tony Macaroni, beating Steven Gerrard’s side thanks to a goal from Big Dolly. Are Livi off on a European tour? Hearts are on fire and still top of the table but are non-Hearts fans in Scotland finally forgiving Craig Levein for the 4-6-0? Former St Johnstone manager Owen Coyle speaks to us about his old club, the title race and the vacant manager’s post at his old club Dundee United. That’s because the 1987 UEFA Cup finalists have disposed of Csaba Laszlo after sinking to a 5-1 home defeat to Ross County in the Championship. Mike Barile from the Arab Trust gives us the fans’ perspective. Elsewhere, does Greg Stewart have an evil twin? And who can break Florian Kamberi’s warm embrace? Plus we give you the chance to win two tickets to a Glasgow screening of **Kaiser: The Greatest Footballer Never To Play Football** on the 11th October. • PART 1: The Hampden Park League Cup semi-final debate (1m 10s) • PART 2: Livingston 1-0 Rangers with Livingston blogger Andrew Semple (5m 50s) • PART 3: Hearts 2-1 St Johnstone with Owen Coyle (14m 15s) • PART 4: Your chance to win two tickets to the screening of Kaiser in Glasgow (22m 00s) • PART 5: Celtic 1-0 Aberdeen (23m 20s) • PART 6: Hamilton 0-2 Dundee (27m 50s) • PART 7: Championship, League One and League Two headlines with Neil White (30m 45s) • PART 8: Mike Barile from the Arab Trust on Dundee United sacking Csaba Laszlo (33m 10s) • PART 9: Kilmarnock 3-1 Motherwell & St Mirren 0-1 Hibs (38m 00s)

JJ Bull is in the hot seat this week, in the company of Kieran Canning to discuss another seismic Scottish football weekend. With Celtic suffering last-gasp defeat at Kilmarnock, are we set for an actual title race this year? Can Rodgers rescue the Bhoys from this slump, when did they become so shot-shy and what has happened to Scott Sinclair? After a 5-1 thrashing of St Johnstone, Steven Gerrard spoke of playing ‘the Rangers way.’ Jonny McFarlane from the Rangers Record podcast joins us to try and describe what the Rangers way is. Hibs hammer the Premiership’s only pointless club but at what point will McCann’s Dundee become Miller’s Dundee? And elsewhere, which Aberdeen player is like an encouraging parent AND a bee? Plus we discover that that if you go to Gretna, you get great Scottish Cup football. And Micro Chips! • PART 1: THAT John McGinn goal (1m 10s) • PART 2: Kilmarnock 2-1 Celtic with David Wren from the Kilmarnock Standard (3m 30s) • PART 3: Dundee 0-3 Hibs (12m 45s) • PART 4: Rangers 5-1 St Johnstone with Jonny McFarlane from the Record Rangers podcast (16m 40s) • PART 5: Hearts 0-0 Livingston (26m 00s) • PART 6: Championship, League One and League Two headlines with Neil White (30m 45s) • PART 7: Scottish Cup 1st round: Gretna 2008 3-2 Vale of Leithen with Colin Paterson, editor of East Kilbride News (33m 15s) • PART 8: Aberdeen 1-0 Motherwell & Hamilton 3-0 St Mirren (40m 00s) • PART 9: Betfred League Cup quarter-final look-ahead (47m 00s)

Andrew Slaven and JJ Bull are joined by the legendary Patrick Barclay in the studio to review the weekend’s action, including Patrick’s dear old Dundee, defeated again by Aberdeen. Hearts have the last Laff as they beat Celtic to stay top of the Scottish Premiership. How much longer will Rodgers be manager at Celtic Park? Hibs begin life after McGinn and Rangers once again go down to ten but see off St Mirren at Ibrox. We go behind the scenes at Alloa Athletic, the only part-time club in the Championship. And in League One, it’s no longer a case of Brechin bad. • PART 1: Hearts 1-0 Celtic (1m 05s) • PART 2: St Johnstone 1-1 Hibs with Scott Boobis (11m 30s) • PART 3: Dundee 1-1 Aberdeen (19m 00s) • PART 4: Rangers 2-0 St Mirren (27m 20s) • PART 5: Championship, League One and League Two headlines with Craig Anderson (33m 40s) • PART 6: Neil White goes behind the scenes with Alloa Athletic chairman Mike Mulraney (36m 00s) • PART 7: Motherwell 0-1 Hamilton & Livingston 0-0 Kilmarnock (43m 15s)

Neil White has been a newspaper editor, magazine publisher, advertising executive and federal prisoner. He lives in Oxford, Mississippi, where he operates a small publishing company, writes plays and essays, and teaches memoir writing. His memoir, In the Sanctuary of Outcasts (Morrow/HarperCollins), about the year he lived with the last victims of leprosy in the continental United States, was described by Publisher’s Weekly as “Brisk, ironic, perceptive . . . White’s introspective memoir puts a magnifying glass to a flawed life, revealing that all of life is to be savored and respected.” Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Olen Butler added, “At once surreal and grittily naturalistic, funny and poignant, White’s tale is fascinating and full of universal resonance.” In the Sanctuary of Outcasts was a finalist in the 2010 Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance “Book of the Year” award. In 2010, White won the Outstanding Author of the Year from the Southern Library Association. Barnes & Noble honored White as one of the top three emerging nonfiction authors in America through their “Discover Great New Writers” program. Foreign language translations of In the Sanctuary of Outcasts have been published in Germany, Croatia and the Netherlands. Sanctuary was on the Southern Independent bestseller list for nearly four years. The book was selected for Baton Rouge’s One Book, One Community program. It was also selected for the common reading experience at Davidson College, Hilbert College, St. Bonaventure University and Michigan Tech. White’s essays have appeared in dozens of literary journals and magazines. He has contributed to The Oxford American, National Geographic and The Encyclopedia of Southern Culture. White serves as Creative Director & Publisher at The Nautilus Publishing Company. He has published and edited more than 30 books. Most recently, he edited Robert Khayat’s The Education of a Lifetime. In 2014, the book was honored with the IPPY Silver Award for the best national memoir published by a small press. White is married to Deborah Hodges Bell, the Interim Dean of the law school at The University of Mississippi. They have three children — Lindsay Bell, Neil White IV, and Maggie White.

In 2013, Graham book Spain: The Inside Story of La Roja's Historic Treble was released. Graham had behind-the-scenes access at all three tournaments and used his incredible insight to tell the story of the greatest achievement in the history of international football. This is Graham's conversation with Neil White, co-founder of BackPage who published the book and believes it is the best title his company have released.To take advantage of a special offer to buy the book direct from BackPage, listen out for the offer code at the end of the show.Enjoy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In 2013, Graham book Spain: The Inside Story of La Roja's Historic Treble was released. Graham had behind-the-scenes access at all three tournaments and used his incredible insight to tell the story of the greatest achievement in the history of international football. This is Graham's conversation with Neil White, co-founder of BackPage who published the book and believes it is the best title his company have released.To take advantage of a special offer to buy the book direct from BackPage, listen out for the offer code at the end of the show.Enjoy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In 2013, Graham book Spain: The Inside Story of La Roja's Historic Treble was released. Graham had behind-the-scenes access at all three tournaments and used his incredible insight to tell the story of the greatest achievement in the history of international football. This is Graham's conversation with Neil White, co-founder of BackPage who published the book and believes it is the best title his company have released.To take advantage of a special offer to buy the book direct from BackPage, listen out for the offer code at the end of the show.Enjoy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I must confess that it wasn’t until recently that I dedicated a focus on specifying the outcomes I desire my masculine leadership to produce in my family – and, specifically, in the lives of my kids. In fact, it wasn’t until after reading Neil White’s book, A Father’s Mission: Strong Fatherhood in Our Modern Times, that my desire to be a good father was transformed into a mission. Neil joins me on the podcast today to discuss the mission of fatherhood and how father’s today must execute this mission if they’re to be successful. Neil white is the owner of ThisDadDoes.com, a website that I would dare to describe as a “dad blog” for bold, masculine men. Neil is a husband and father pursuing his purpose of helping other dads find their identities as those called to be the masculine leaders of their families. He gives this calling the seriousness it deserves in his own life, because he understands that it’s more than just a responsibility. It’s a mission. And it’s one that Neil has distilled down into 6 pillars of successful fatherhood. In today’s podcast, Neil and I discuss what these pillars are, why they’re indispensable for modern fathers, and how to apply them with focused intention to ensure the success of our families in today’s demanding, fast-paced world. If you’re a father, or hope to be one someday, you’ll want to be sure to listen in – and be ready to take action. Connect with Neil White: Neil’s Website: thisdaddoes.com Follow Neil On Twitter: twitter.com/ThisDadDoes Follow Craig James on Twitter: twitter.com/MasculineDesign View this podcast on the blog: masculinebydesign.com/how-to-be-a-good-father-in-modern-times-neil-white Get my free ebook: masculinebydesign.com/start-here/

It’s where it’s at! Steve Cavanagh and Luca Veste present a brand new podcast for readers and writers which will bring you the latest news in the book world, interviews with the best writers, agents, publicists, editors, and literary agents in the business. Also, each week we'll hear from some of the best book reviewers around, who'll give us their reads of the week.  This week, the two crime writers are back from Bute and one of them came back with a bout of the lurgy. They discuss myths about haggis, library loans, the popularity of crime fiction, the richest authors around, and the new TV series from Front Row. In Reviewer's corner, it's Kate Moloney of Bibliophile Book Club! She gives five star reviews to Give Me The Child by Mel McGrath and In The Still by Jacqueline Chadwick. Special guest this week is Neil White. In a wide ranging and fascinating interview, he talks about moving publishers, new series, his life as a prosecutor, and being Northern. Credits: Produced by Twenty Inches of Monkey Productions Music by Stuart Neville

Why aren't there any popular Muslim Dad Blogs? Maybe there are, but I sure as hell haven't seen them. Technically this is a good thing because it means the dads are out earning a living to provide for their families. It's also a bad thing because this means the online Islamic discourse is dominated by women and, sadly, Feminists at that. You may have also noticed, if you read them, the Dad Blogs which do exist read like they were written by women or effeminate men. Which brings me to my guest, Neil white, who is the founder of This Dad Does, a blog for "dads who do more." I enjoy reading him because his writing is masculine and he has traditional ideas about fatherhood. So, I thought it would be a good idea to have him on because: I haven't written or podcasted about fatherhood before This Dad Does fits with our theme here at Becoming the Alpha Muslim. Topics discussed Who is Neil White? The virtue of having daughters in Islam Why did Neil start This Dad Does? What sort of topics does Neil write about? Blogging side-discussion Why does every dad blog sound like it's been written by a huge fag? Dad Blogs as a blank canvas for Advertising and PR agencies Why are mainstream media and popular culture trying so hard to emasculate and feminize fathers? What is the role of the father in the Current Year? How is the father-son relationship different to the father-daughter relationship? Neil is working on a book You can find complete show notes here: Why Fatherhood is how Empires are Built P.S. Don't forget to leave me a rating and review on iTunes

In the early 90s, a wealthy magazine publisher was convicted of fraud and sentenced to 18 months in a minimum security prison in Louisiana. But white collar criminals weren't the only people living there, and the other people inside had basically been forgotten about by the outside world, some of them for decades. Learn more about Neil White’s time at Carville in his memoir, In the Sanctuary of Outcasts. We’re going on tour! Tickets on sale now for live shows in Durham, Seattle, Los Angeles and San Francisco. Click here for venue and ticket information. Sign up for our newsletter here. Say hello on Twitter @criminalshow Criminal is a proud member of Radiotopia from PRX. 

'How the core journalism skills are changing' session at the NCTJ Journalism Skills Conference 2013 at Bournemouth University. Chaired by Neil White, editor, Derby Telegraph and NCTJ board member, and with Ian Murray, editor-in-chief, Southern Daily Echo; Rachel Bartlett, editor, journalism.co.uk; Jake Wallis-Simons, features writer, Sunday Telegraph. #NCTJconf13 Produced by The Breaker - thebreaker.co.uk

Recorded in February 2007, Professor Neil White presents an inaugural lecture as a retrospective on his research work; and introduces new research areas on developing self-powered sensors.