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Alistair Grant, David Bol and Rachel Amery are joined by Katharine Hay, The Scotsman's rural affairs correspondent, to discuss the Royal Highland Show and the big issues affecting Scotland's farmers. Later, Rachel speaks to Patrick Harvie after his last First Minister's Question as co-leader of the Scottish Greens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alistair Grant, Alexander Brown, Rachel Amery and David Bol discuss John Swinney's summit in Glasgow aimed at tackling the 'hard right'. Plus, Rachel sits down with Patrick Harvie to mark one year since the collapse of the Bute House Agreement between the SNP and the Greens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Innes and Josh catch up ahead of the Scottish Greens conference this weekend, featuring Cllr Anthony Carroll and 17-year-MSP Patrick Harvie

Paul Hutcheon, John Ferguson and Ben Borland discuss 'Black Monday' as stock market meltdown sees UK shares lose £100billion following Donald Trump's tariffs, Scottish Labour MPs and MSPs seek rebellion against Starmer's cuts to welfare and Patrick Harvie's resignation has potentially sparked a civil war amongst the Scottish Greens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There's no escaping Donald Trump, unfortunately, in this week's episode as we begin by picking apart the tariffs he introduced last week.Has he condemned the US to recession? How did he come up with tariffs he placed on each country? Has he lost the support of the billionaires whose businesses are dependent on freedom of trade?Amidst this Trumpian economic doom and gloom Lesley highlights the work of We Don't Have Time. To listen to the views of its CEO Ingmar Rentzhog click this linkhttps://app.wedonthavetime.org/posts/6a458e55-a614-4886-b348-242282e514c7Trump also welcomed Netanyahu to the White House where the two leaders openly discussed, once again, the ethnic cleansing of Gaza. We look at this plus the massacre of Palestinian paramedics and the cover up by Israel that unravelled in the light of video footage recorded by one of the workers murdered by the IDF. We also examine the links between the UK Labour Party at the highest level and Labour Friends of Israel and question the influence of the LFI over UK government policy.On the domestic front there's the announcement by Patrick Harvie that he won't be standing for co-leadership of the Scottish Greens. Lesley speculates on who might run in the upcoming election and what the contest could say about the relationship between the party and its MSPs and the party's direction of travel.Lesley also pays tribute to Christina McKelvie and Willie Wilson both sad recent losses.Christina and Willie were stalwart proponents of Scottish independence and this week saw two polls which showed increasing support for Welsh independence. We discuss.Finally while in Donegal Lesley saw at first hand the effects of radical, progressive land reform and asks when will Scotland take note. ★ Support this podcast ★

Bernard and Alex explain and analyse the significance of Donald Trump's international trade tariffs and how it might affect you personally in everything from the cost of goods to your pension. Donald Trump's sweeping global tariff offensive has triggered market turmoil and reignited fears of a full-blown trade war, with the FTSE 100 plummeting and central banks scrambling to respond. Trump's protectionist policies — including steep tariffs on key trading partners such as the EU, UK, China, and Vietnam — are driving up consumer prices, fuelling inflation, and risking a global recession. Despite claims of “economic patriotism”, experts argue these tariffs amount to a form of self-inflicted economic harm, unravelling decades of free trade orthodoxy. Retaliatory tariffs, rising import costs, and disrupted supply chains are hitting exporters hard, with industries from Scotch whisky to fighter jet components feeling the sting. Critics warn this tit-for-tat tariff spiral could destabilise the world economy, weaken Western alliances, and hand geopolitical leverage to China — all in pursuit of a misguided vision of industrial revival. With headlines dominated by market shocks, IMF warnings, and international backlash, Trump's trade war may be remembered as a high-stakes gamble with devastating global consequences.PLUS Scottish Conservatives keep resigning - but for contradictory reasons. Some think the party is too far to the left, others think it is too far to the right. Which is it?Scottish Greens Co-Leader, Patrick Harvie, is set to step down after 17 years. Has he been effective as a politician?Focussing on UK, Scottish and Global politics, if you like other great political podcasts like The Rest is Politics, The News Agents, Newscast, Questions Time, Holyrood Sources, Planet Holyrood, The Stooshie, The Steamie, Scotcast, Americast etc etc then The Ponsonby and Massie Podcast could be a great show to add to your list of favourites. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This month's livestream of clips and chat covering a range of topics including: 00:00:42  Charles visits an Alloa foodbank 00:05:41  Colin Fox's prediction comes true 00:08:00  Dave Doogan calls out Starmer 00:10:16  Labour MP Brian Leishman finds out he has NO influence 00:14:43   The power of "devalation" 00:18:29   The cost of Scotgov mitigation 00:24:15    Patrick Harvie explains the "hoover up" economy 00:25:51    Housebuilding and Sarwar's empty rhetoric 00:31:57    Robin McAlpine schools the Energy Minister 00:37:40    Robert Reich - lessons from the US election 00:46:44    Mary Trump sniffs Donald's latest grift 00:48:18     Emma Harper brings Scots leid to Holyrood #scottishpolitics The Scottish Independence Podcasts team produce a NEW podcast episode every Friday search for Scottish Independence Podcasts wherever you get your podcasts.  Remember to like and subscribe! Contact Us: indypodcasters@gmail.com  Visit our website https://scottishindypod.scot for blogposts, newsletter signup and more episodes Subscribe for free to our Youtube channel @scottishindypodExtra for more of our video footage and clips.  video premieres most Tuesdays at 8pm If you've enjoyed this podcast you might like to buy us a coffee?  https://ko-fi.com/scottishindependencepodcasts or choose us as your Easyfundraising good cause. Music: Inspired and Industrial Cinematic by Kevin MacLeod  

Audio replay of our end of November livestream where we played clips and chatted about topics including: 00:02:48 Patrick Harvie at FMQs on Trump's election 00:04:46 John Swinney's reply 00:08:45 Mary Trump on buyer's regret 00:14:43 Led By Donkeys on Elon Musk 00:22:15 Janey Godley voiceover Bearcubs 00:24:34 Edward Mountain asks about the A9 at FMQs 00:28:32 Brendan O'Hara on Winter Fuel Payment at PMQs 00:34:28 The Big Land Question Launch 00:38:07 Restoration Forth project 00:50:57 Janey Godley Tribute   The Scottish Independence Podcasts team produce a NEW podcast episode every Friday search for Scottish Independence Podcasts wherever you get your podcasts. Remember to like and subscribe! Contact Us: indypodcasters@gmail.com Visit our website https://scottishindypod.scot for blogposts, newsletter signup and more episodes Subscribe for free to our Youtube channel @scottishindypodExtra for more of our video footage and clips, video premiere most Tuesdays at 8pm If you've enjoyed this podcast you might like to buy us a coffee? https://ko-fi.com/scottishindependencepodcasts or choose us as your Easyfundraising good cause Music: Inspired by Kevin MacLeod  Industrial Cinematic by Kevin MacLeod #scottishindependence #scottishpolitics #janeygodley

-- On the Show: -- Donald Trump selects Tom Homan as his "border czar," Congresswoman Elise Stefanik as his Ambassador to the United Nations, and Susan Wiles as his Chief of Staff, all disastrous choices -- Donald Trump humiliates Nikki Haley after her months of her sucking up to Trump by saying he will not be offering her a role in his administration -- Kari Lake loses again, this time losing her Senate race against Democratic Congressman Ruben Gallego in Arizona -- The left should stop promoting bogus election fraud conspiracy theories that make us sound like Trump supports from 2020 -- Los Angeles and Massachusetts announce that they will simply not comply or assist with Donald Trump's planned mass deportations -- After a brief decline for progressive media post-election, bloodthirsty pro-Trump influencers are circling and hoping to destroy progressive media completely -- Exploring how Donald Trump won young male voters in 2024 -- Scottish politician Patrick Harvie blasts Scotland's First Minister John Swinney over his congratulation of Donald Trump -- Donald Trump's allies are privately panicking and we discuss why -- On the Bonus Show: Dems did better than Harris downballot, exploring abortion rights voters who also voted for Trump, judge will decide whether Trump's hush money conviction can stand, much more...

Let us know your views now - text us hereHistory in the making! This is the UK's first regular mainstream show for bisexuals. Hosted by bi activist and writer Lewis Oakley and bisexual journalist Ashley Byrne with comedian and actor Samantha Baines, Bisexual Brunch is a unique podcast for people from all over the world who identify as bi to come together and celebrate their sexuality.  Bisexual Brunch along with former host Nichi Hodgson, Ashley and Lewis were included in the UK Pride Power List  2021. Lewis managed to stay in the list in 2022 and soared to No 79 while MIM, the production company behind Bisexual Brunch was also named UK Production Company of the Year 2021 (Silver winner). Most recently it was revealed Bisexual Brunch's listening figures are in the top 3% of podcasts worldwide - and the show reaches 108 countries, more than half the world! Number One in Kenya.A bumper edition for Bi Month - Ashley and Lewis are joined by the founders of the very first Bi-visibility Day back in 1999.  Find out how it wasn't called that back then from Wendy Curry and Ladyboy Gigi Wilbur. The bisexual special guest is co-leader of the Scottish Greens Patrick Harvie. Meanwhile as Scotland emerges as the bi nation of the UK (at least in population terms) we stay in Scotland for our main bi journey story from Nick Cook in Dundee. Lewis and Ashley discuss ideological zealotry around LGBT issues, there's an Ask a Bisexual question from a woman whose husband recently came out to her and Ashley and Lewis discuss whether there's such a thing as bi-dar or bi fi.Bisexual Brunch is produced by Ashley Byrne and researched by Andrew Edwards and the team at MIM.The show is recorded in Manchester and London in Great Britain.Bisexual Brunch is a Made in Manchester ProductionWe need your support to continue making Bisexual Brunch. Every show costs in time and money. We no longer use Patreon, so if you support us there, we would prefer it if you moved to this method  (click 'support the show' below) - OR via Buy me a Coffee at buymeacoffee.com/info59Support the show

Martin Geissler sits down with Scottish Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie. The Scottish Greens were part of the Scottish Government, until the then-First minister Humza Yousaf collapsed the Bute House Agreement. They had power, they had exposure, but has that helped their cause? In this audio version of the BBC Scotland Sunday Show interview, Martin asks Harvie about independence, a post-government world for his party, and how he thinks they'll do in the election.Part of a series of interviews with party leaders over the course of the general election campaign. To hear them all, subscribe to Podlitical on BBC Sounds, or tune in to the Sunday Show every Sunday from 10am on BBC One Scotland and Radio Scotland.

The Scottish Greens Co-Leader and Scottish Government minister sits down with Podlitical. Patrick Harvie talks about his early exposure to Green politics and his career so far, including why he sees compromise and finding "genuine common ground" is how democracy should work, his feelings about the Bute House Agreement with the SNP, his belief that the "moral panic" over transgender rights has become toxic in a way he "would not have believed was possible" previously, and how he's coming to terms with not being cast as Dr. Who.For a range of political interviews, subscribe to Podlitical on BBC Sounds.

Join us for our last roundup of topical clips for 2023! Topics include: 00:00:50 Covid come-uppance for Johnson and Mone 00:05:45 George Monbiot savages the Tory Rwanda Bill 00:08:40 Alison Thewlis picks holes in the Tory Rwanda Bill 00:10:58 Joanna Cherry highlights the illegality of the Rwanda Bill 00:12:55 Scottish Parliament legislates for the children's rights 00:17:35 Joanna Cherry explains Tories breaching the Treaty of Union 00:24:56 Neale Hanvey shares international legal opinion 00:28:12 Secret Agent Alister Jack reports 00:31:32 Westminster quick fire round up 00:35:48 Holyrood quick fire round up 00:40:49 Patrick Harvie explains green alternatives to nuclear power 00:43:00 Bill Ramsay on dangers of nuclear power and climate instability 00:44:32 Europe for Scotland petition 00:48:32 Lesley Riddoch on keeping up our profile in Europe 00:54:14 Midwinter at Maeshowe, a poem by Alison Miller 00:58:26 A Christmas thought ... Thanks for listening everybody, please subscribe and share! Links mentioned in this podcast: Alison Thewlis longer Rwanda speech Europe for Scotland petition The Scottish Independence Podcasts team produce a NEW podcast episode every Friday search for Scottish Independence Podcasts wherever you get your podcasts. Remember to like and subscribe! ontact Us: indypodcasters@gmail.com Visit our website https://scottishindypod.scot/ for blogposts, newsletter signup and more episodes Subscribe to our Youtube channel @scottishindypodExtra for more of our video footage and clips

This is part 3 of our mini series examining the SNP's independence strategy, this time from the perspective of other independence parties. Presenters Fiona and Marlene were joined by guests Colin Fox (National Spokesperson for the Scottish Socialist Party), Julie McAnulty (Deputy Leader of the Independence for Scotland Party) and Dave Thompson, Alba Party member and convenor of Christians for Independence. General themes of our discussions are: 00:01:00 Patrick Harvie speaking at the Scottish Greens conference 00:02:16 Alex Salmond speaking at the Alba conference 00:03:00 Q1: What do you think of the SNP resolution? 00:08:33 Q2: How do we build support for independence? 00:19:26 Q3: Would you support a constitutional convention? 00:28:23 Q4: What should the strategy be for the GE? 00:40:00 Q5: What if Labour win the GE? 00:48:09 Q6: Where do we go from here? You can listen to part 1 of this series, which covers the resolution, amendments and decision from the SNP conference here:  In part 2 of the series, we chat with three SNP members who were at the conference about their reaction to the strategy that was agreed. Listen here:  Music is Inspired by Kevin MacLeod The Scottish Independence Podcasts team produce a NEW podcast episode every Friday search for Scottish Independence Podcasts wherever you get your podcasts. Remember to like and subscribe! Contact Us: indypodcasters@gmail.com Visit our website https://scottishindypod.scot for blogposts, newsletter signup and more episodes Subscribe to our Youtube channel @scottishindypodExtra for more of our video footage and clips

Lorna Slater and Patrick Harvie delivered a speech to the Autumn conference of the Scottish Green Party in October.  In both speeches they reflect on a year of Greens in Government and look forward to the second half of the parliamentary term, with announcements about forthcoming proposals for new legislation to support both people and planet. 00:00:45  Lorna slater Co-Leader speech 00:17:59  Patrick Harvie Co-Leader speech Video version of these speeches is available on the Scottish Greens Youtube channel The Scottish Independence Podcasts team produce a NEW podcast episode every Friday search for Scottish Independence Podcasts wherever you get your podcasts.  Remember to like and subscribe! Contact Us: indypodcasters@gmail.com  Visit our website https://scottishindypod.scot for blogposts, newsletter signup and more episodes Subscribe to our Youtube channel @scottishindypodExtra for more of our video footage and clips Music:  Upbeat Corporate by Rinkevitch Music  

An independent film released in the UK this week has taken the US box office by storm, but has run into controversy. Sound of Freedom is the story of anti-child trafficking campaigner Tim Ballard, who founded charity Operation Underground Railroad (OUR). But the credibility of the claims made by Ballard and the organisation he once led have been called into question, and troubling links have been unearthed with conspiracy theories perpetuated by the US far-right. Vice News journalists Anna Merlan and Tim Marchman have been digging into the facts behind Ballard and OUR for a number of years, and explained to Ali and Paul what is going on. Elsewhere on the podcast, we explain why Ferret Fact Service fact-checked a video about Patrick Harvie, and Ali's credibility is tested in an impromptu quiz.Show notes:Anna and Tim's work on OUR and Tim Ballard can be found here.Our fact check on the Patrick Harvie video is here.

David McClemont @DavoMc82 hosts with Val Waldron @scribblingval and Connor Beaton @cdbeaton. This weeks topic starters; Lucy Letby fallout, Patrick Harvie & the rise of Homophobia, Kezia Dugdale & Scottish Independence, TwInverclyde. Link to Val Waldron's article that is mentioned in the pod. 

Rishi Sunak(private) jetted up to Scotland for his big announcements on UK energy strategy. We try and pick our way through Tory sleight of hand to analyse the reality behind his claims on the UK becoming energy independent,driving down energy prices,and increasing energy security all by granting 100s more oil and gas exploration licences. While still pursuing Net Zero.Patrick Harvie was on GMS answering attacks,from Labour peer Lord Haughey, on the Scottish Government's heat pump policy. Lesley asks why the district heating solution so prevalent in the Nordics seems to be being shoved to one side.The Protect Loch Tay petition has now received over 25000 signatures and a recent public meeting co-convened by Pete Wishart MP,John Swinney MSP and attended Mark Ruskell MSP, seems to have galvanised local and national opposition to the proposed development of a gated millionaires' community at Kenmore.But what does this dispute say about the broader issues of land ownership in Scotland?If you want to sign the petition follow this linkhttps://www.change.org/p/protect-loch-tayAll this plus Barbie, the movie, where Lesley and Pat seem to disagree but...... ★ Support this podcast ★

In association with the Paper Sparrows, Patrick Harvie MSP has risen through the ranks of the Scottish Green Party and now forms an important part of the Scottish Government. He sits down for an honest conversation to talk about LGBTQIA+ rights, climate action and the future of Scotland. Music by @jimmyandveronaMusic by @papersparrows

Alex Forsyth presents political debate from Kirkhill Community Centre near Inverness

Who wants a Scottish Republic?  Our podcast team had a day out in Edinburgh recently to attend a meeting called For A Scottish Republic, with a panel including the Lorna slater and Patrick Harvie, co-leaders of the Scottish Greens, John Hill from Our Republic and French journalist Assa Samake-Roman. Along with our guest Marion Robertson, Fiona and Marlene share our favourite moments from the event and discuss the ideas which really hit home with us. You can also watch the video version of this podcast on our Youtube Channel here: You can watch the whole event on Youtube here  Michael D Higgins speech to Holyrood is here

The second in our coverage from the Autumn 22 conference season, in this episode we have speeches from the Scottish Green Party's co leaders Lorna Slater and Patrick Harvie  

What will the death of Queen Elizabeth mean for the world?  We look at reactions and discussion on this.   With Queen, John Anderson, Charles Moore, The New York Times, Gavin Ashenden, Zadok the Priest, Ben Judah, Oliver Cromwell and Charles 1, Liz Truss, the Muir of Ord Chippie, Patrick Harvie, Adam Bandt, Caitlain Moran, an Aboriginal Elder, King Charles, St Giles, Karen Matheson, Tim Farron, Tim Keller, Keith Getty and Stuart Townend - and of course, the Queen!     

Nicola Sturgeon and Patrick Harvie fire the starting gun on indyref2 with the launch of"Independence in the Modern World. Wealthier, Happier, Fairer: Why Not Scotland?".We reflect on the press conference and the lines of questioning by the media, do they preview unionist attack stances? We also look back at indyref1 and consider what lessons the Scottish Government and the broader Yes movement can draw from 2014.The UK Government published its Northern Ireland Protocol Bill yesterday. Does it have any chance of becoming law? Does it in fact break international law? And has Jeffrey Donaldson led his DUP troops up a hill that will be his party's downfall?The Tory proposals to allow Housing Associations to sell off homes to tenants brought back memories of Thatcher's disastrous "RIght to Buy" policy for both of us. We examine the toxic legacy of the sale of social housing, and Lesley looks at innovative, community based solutions to Scotland's rural housing emergency. ★ Support this podcast ★

How can new and diverse perspectives help us build governments that look more like the citizens they serve? In this episode, Patrick Harvie, member of the Scottish Parliament, explains how open, participative, and deliberative approaches to decision-making help turn voices of citizens into concrete actions. Guest: Patrick Harvie, Member of the Scottish Parliament and Minister for Zero Carbon Buildings, Active Travel and Tenants' Rights. Co-host: Lucy McTernan, Former Chief Executive of the Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations, and Civil Society Co-Chair of the Scottish OGP Multi-Stakeholder Forum -- For any questions, please email communications@opengovpartnership.org Twitter: @opengovpart Facebook: @opengovernmentpartnership LinkedIn: @opengovernmentpartnership Instagram: @opengovpartnership

"There is no path to meeting our climate targets that doesn't involve much more ambition [on buildings]. By the end of this decade, we need to see a million homes converted to zero-emission heating systems. We need to see a much bigger emphasis on energy efficiency.”Patrick Harvie, the Minister for Zero Carbon Buildings at the Scottish Government, sets out his decarbonisation vision on this week's episode of Zero Ambitions podcast. Patrick explains the role headline policies from the Scottish Government such as the Heat in Buildings Strategy (HiBS) will play in radically decarbonising Scotland's homes. Patrick also gives his thoughts on tenants' rights and the role of the private rented sector, and the role that local authorities can play through local heat and energy efficiency strategies.

Innes meets Co-Leader of the Green Party in Scotland, Patrick Harvie. They discuss a crazy week in UK Politics after parties in 10 Downing Street throughout lockdown have been publicly revealed. They also discuss the civil war in the Conservatives Party, public trust and what this means for the independence referendum debate.

Patrick Harvie (pictured) was one of several speakers at a COP26 event organized by the World Resources Institute set up to discuss "How open government principles help deliver climate action". Patrick is the Minister for Zero Carbon Building, Active Travel and Tenants' Rights in the Scottish Parliament. Mining magnate and hydrogen enthusiast, "Andrew Forrest tells the fossil fuel industry 'the party is over". Joining a session from the Climate Hub, organized by The New York Times, former U.S. vice president and the man behind "The Climate Reality Project", Al Gore talked about the importance of data in combatting climate change at an event entitled: "The data we need: Enabling climate solutions". Ugandan climate activist, Vanessa Nakate called on those at COP26 to "prove us wrong". Other Quick Climate Links for today are: "How does Australia's CO2 emissions per capita compare to the rest of the world?"; "US and China reach agreement to tackle climate"; "Give a bike, change a life"; "Trust Is Hard to Find at the U.N. Climate Summit in Glasgow"; "Decarbonizing industry by 2050"; "COP26 climate summit draft may be ‘a rude shock' for PM Scott Morrison"; "Central Melbourne could generate three-quarters of its power from solar panels, study suggests"; "'Our leaders are failing us': Draft of final COP26 agreement criticised as 'empty words'"; "Wet start to November to continue in Central Australia and the Barkly"; "Motorist clings to tree for hours after car swept into Alice Springs' Todd River"; "Cop26 draft calls for tougher emissions pledges by next year, phase out of fossil fuels"; "Take heart at what's unfolded at COP26 in Glasgow – the world can still hold global heating to 1.5℃"; "Yes, young people are concerned about climate change. But it can drive them to take action"; "The fate of our planet depends on the next few days of complex diplomacy in Glasgow. Here's what needs to go right"; "Why the Australian government must listen to Torres Strait leaders on climate change"; "Matt Kean trolls Scott Morrison on EVs, but Labor considers backing carbon capture plan"; "The New York Times Debate: Migration Is a Sound Adaptation and Reparations Strategy"; "‘Another lie': Morrison's ‘mad claims' on EVs have Labor outraged"; "China and the US announce plan to work together on cutting emissions"; "Indigenous activists are united in a cause and are making themselves heard at COP26"; "Cop26 draft criticised for lack of financial help for vulnerable countries"; "Depression-era program left some New England communities more vulnerable to sea-level rise"; "Frustrations over voices unrepresented in formal COP26 talks"; "What the $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill means for climate change"; "The climate fight hits cities"; "Cop26: world on track for disastrous heating of more than 2.4C, says key report"; "Scientists pour cold water on Bill Gates' nuclear plans"; "Electrify: An Optimist's Playbook for Our Clean Energy Future"; "Canada spent $18B on financial supports for the fossil fuel industry last year: report"; "Car firms agree at Cop26 to end sale of fossil fuel vehicles by 2040"; "Do Angus Taylor's carbon capture and storage claims stack up?"; "WA Vaccine Commander heads to the Pilbara to help lift nation's lowest vaccination rate"; "Net-zero by 2050 achievable but a lack of cold hard cash is holding Australia back"; "E – Economic Scarcity"; "‘Existential crisis': United States and China stun COP26 with joint climate change pact"; "Audacity of hype: Scott Morrison is betting voters will settle for plans over performance"; "COP 26 climate pledges remain 'hollow' without fossil fuel phase out, UN chief says"; "Fossil fuels vs renewables: Where the world's top 20 emitters stand"; "COP26: Temperature fears as climate summit enters final day"; "The COP26 Endgame: What to Watch If You're Just Tuning In"; "Any less water in Murray-Darling system means ‘Armageddon' for South Australia, conservationist says"; "Canberra Liberals back faster national emissions cuts"; "The draft COP26 agreement calls for stronger goals, but Australia is already lagging behind"; "Climate change: NZ to issue 'green bonds' to help decarbonise"; "‘Try harder. Try harder': Today, COP26 negotiators will fight to save life on Earth. The next decade will reveal if they succeeded"; "Grattan on Friday: Scott Morrison has a bingle or two on the campaign trail"; "‘The Australian way': how Morrison trashed brand Australia at COP26"; "Vital Signs: Marketing is getting in the way of markets that could get us to net-zero"; "Ten years to 1.5°C: how climate anxiety is affecting young people around the world – podcast"; "Big-business greenwash or a climate saviour? Carbon offsets raise tricky moral questions"; "COP26: cities create over 70% of energy-related emissions. Here's what must change"; "Politics with Michelle Grattan: Chris Bowen says Labor's climate policy will be ‘realistic and ambitious"; "Policing of Net-Zero Claims to Take Shape in 2022, UN Chief Says"; "China Resists COP26 Push to End Coal as Energy Security Prevails"; "Climate Trace"; "We need more female leaders in the fight against climate change"; "Failing to plan for climate refugees hands a cheap victory to the far right"; "Cop26 – a tragedy in two acts where the rich nations knife poor countries in the back"; "Ocean Infinity to Deliver a Zero-Emissions Marine Propulsion System"; "US-China deal on emissions welcomed by global figures and climate experts"; "Why it's so hard to electrify shipping and aviation"; "Cop26 police tactics creating atmosphere of fear, protesters say"; "Low-carbon aviation fuels are on the horizon. But for now, activists say we need to stay grounded"; "What to Watch on Thursday at COP26"; "Disaster-resilient New Orleans apartment complex is also affordable"; "China-U.S. Climate Pact Puts Massive Methane Leaks in Crosshairs"; "Forrest promises to convert first ship to green ammonia within a year"; "Deforestation in Australia: a wanton assault on wildlife – in pictures"; "Rooftop solar smashes output records in all Australian states"; "Chevron's five years of Gorgon carbon storage failure could cost $230 million". Enjoy "Music for a Warming World". Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/climateconversations

Parliament returns next week, and ahead of the big day, all five parties joined Brian in this special episode of The Brian Taylor Podcast.Brian and Alistair Grant of The Herald's political team are joined by Stephen Kerr, chief whip for the Scottish Conservatives in Holyrood, Kaukab Stewart, SNP MSP for Glasgow Kelvin, Patrick Harvie, co-leader of the Scottish Greens, Alex-Cole Hamilton, leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats and Martin Whitfield Scottish Labour MSP for South Scotland Region.Join them as they speak about the SNP/Green deal, NHS recovery plan and the prospect of having a second independence referendum in this parliamentary term.________________________________________________Produced by Elle Duffy and Ema Sabljak for The Herald.Contact the producers on podcasts@heraldscotland.co.ukMusic from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/all-good-folks/curiosityLicense code: SFVY2IZ7ELOZLWMR See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Episode 67 Derek chats with Patrick Harive, the co-leader of the Scottish Green Party. Patrick talks about his early introduction to politics and attending CND rallies with his mum, getting elected to the Scottish parliament for the first time nearly 20 years ago and how politics has evolved since then. The pair discuss the dark side of social media, Patrick's love for Peacocks Ice Cream and which Scottish beer festivals are worth attending and which ones to avoid. They look forward to the 2021 Scottish Election and discuss some of the Scottish Greens main policies and why people should vote like our future depends on it.

In the second episode of The Brian Taylor Podcast, Brian is joined by Patrick Harvie, co-leader of the Scottish Greens.The pair chat about possible coalitions, the environment and independence._____________________Music from Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/all-good-folks/curiosityLicense code: SFVY2IZ7ELOZLWMR See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Scottish Green Party co-leader Patrick Harvie spoke at The National's #indyref2020 rally - here's what he said. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

First of all, a huge thank you to all of you who donated in our little fundraiser. You've secured the podcast for another year and we're very grateful.Episode 146 of the Scottish Independence Podcast continues the series of talks given at the recent Scottish Independence Convention and has a couple of little bonuses thrown in too.There are another two talks featured. The first was given by Lesley Orr of Women For Indy, and the second by Patrick Harvie, and this was his speech to round off the conference.Before we get to those however, there is a little excerpt of a talk given by Craig Murray, in which he explains we he thinks for Indyref 2 we need to get international observers.Hope you enjoy.LINKShttp://michaelgreenwell.wordpress.com/https://twitter.com/LesleyOrr14https://twitter.com/WomenForIndyhttps://twitter.com/patrickharviehttps://twitter.com/mgreenwellhttps://www.facebook.com/TheScottishIndependencePodcast

In Episode 8 of apolitical we speak with Patrick Harvie MSP, co-convener of the Scottish Green Party and prospective candidate for the Glasgow Kelvin constituency in 2016's Scottish Parliament elections. We chat about Patrick's grounding in Green politics, his prospects in the Holyrood elections and what distinguishes the Scottish Greens from other parties of the left.   […] The post #8: Patrick Harvie MSP appeared first on Apolitical Podcast.

There are so many Independence and Yes events going on around the country now that it is very hard to keep track of them. MP3s and youtube videos are going up all the time.The 85th episode of the Scottish Independence Podcast is the third in a series of podcasts under the title Out & About featuring some of the best ones to give you the chance to hear them without searching too far.Each one will have different speakers, from independent independents, people in the different parties, people in the groups you find at these events and, well, people who've had something excellent to say on the matter.In this third episode the contributions again come from a wide variety of sources.The first is writer and actor Julia Taudevin and is something a bit different from the majority of indyref material you're likely to listen to.The second is Tommy Sheppard, who isn't just a labour supporter who is now supporting a Yes vote, he is someone who was very high up in the party.The third is Patrick Harvie, leader of the Scottish Greens, who has been consistently great all the way through the debate.Last up is Carolyn Leckie explaining the importance of getting a Yes vote by women in Scotland, and the importance of a Yes vote for womenHope You Enjoy, and tell your friends, family and assorted quadrupeds…

"I don't think the UK economy is in recovery...I think it's going back to the disease that [it] suffered from in the run-up to the recession".Patrick Harvie is the guest for the 51st episode of the Scottish Independence Podcast.If you didn't already know, Patrick is an MSP and the co-convener of the Scottish Green Party and he came on to the podcast to talk about some of the alternative ideas post-independence that are outlined in the new Green YES document.For example, the Greens are openly advocating for a Scottish Currency instead of the pound or Euro, there should be a move away from centralised government, and what's a Citizen's Income?It's well worth the listen.

This is a special edition of the podcast featuring some music, some opinions from the crowd and some of the speeches from the Independence Rally in Edinburgh on 21st September 2014.The idea is to give those of you who were there a nice little keepsake of it, and for those like me who were unfortunate enough not to be able to make it, to give an idea of what went on.I'm well aware of course that the best thing about going to this type of political event is not the speeches, but rather the people you meet and the camaraderie. However, it's quite difficult to put that onto an MP3 so this is the best I can do for the podcast!There are many speakers featured including four who have featured on the podcast before (Carolyn Leckie, Patrick Harvie, Colin Fox, Alan Bissett). There were also contributions from Elaine C Smith, Hardeep Singh Kholi and many others.Songs include work by Citizen Smart, as well as someone playing in the street!Hope you enjoy...

For the 20th episode of the For A' That podcast, Andrew and I were joined by Caron Lindsay from the Liberal Democrats and Douglas McLellan, who is possibly the most right-wing member of the Green Party.I was also joined by six new additions which prevented me from making an answer decently at one point, but there you go.On the menu this week were immigration policy and how things might be different in that regard. Foreign policy was also up for discussion again, and it got a bit heated.Ruth Davidson's recent conversion to the cause of further devolution came up - what was behind this volte-face?If the better together parties came up with a semi-plausible/believable devolution plan, how would this affect the debate?Do the SNP have a tendency to centralisation? This and some of their other motivations and policy pronouncements came under scrutiny.Douglas also took the opportunity to explain why he ended up in the same party as Patrick Harvie.Finally, Caron had an 80s party to go to, so that explains the introductory song.

For episode 12 of The Scottish Independence Podcast I spoke with MSP and co-convenor of the Scottish Green Party, Patrick Harvie.We discussed the decision of the Greens to join the Yes campaign, some of the goings-on in Holyrood, the environmental advantages that Independence will bring, an increased focus on giving real powers to local government and much more besides.Hope you enjoy it. http://www.yesscotland.net/https://twitter.com/patrickharviehttps://twitter.com/mgreenwellhttp://michaelgreenwell.wordpress.com/