Podcasts about rabbie

Clive Anderson celebrates Scotland's Bard with a special Loose Ends Burns Supper.Comedian Susie McCabe is back with her new show Best Behaviour. The Billy Connolly Spirit of Glasgow award-winner and host of the smash-hit podcast Here Comes The Guillotine is headed for Glasgow Comedy Festival.Meredith Brook stars in new BBC ALBA drama An t-Eilean (The Island), the UK's first high-end Gaelic drama series which is set on the Isle of Harris. Franco-Scot poet Paul Malgrati's book Robert Burns and Scottish Cultural Politics – The Bard of Contention (1914-2014) explores Rabbie's influences around the world. He shares why the poet still means so much to modern audiences across the world, and what it was like learning Scots as a French-speaker.Carina Contini discusses cooking up the perfect Burns Supper and her showcase of the rich variety of Italian recipes The Contini Cookbook.Plus Isle of Lewis trio Peat and Diesel bring a bit of island spirit to Glasgow.

Most Celtic fans prefer to toast Tommy rather than Rabbie on Burns Night.However, in the past, some Celts were involved in a famous tribute to the Ayrshire poet, who is remembered each year on 25 January.This the latest tale from Hail Hail History History.Enjoy…Apple podcastsSpotifyAmazonPlayer.fmSpreakerAudioboom This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit thecelticunderground.substack.com/subscribe

Oh my love is like a red, red rose…And Rabbie's life was a tale of struggle, shame, redemption, and national recognition. And alcohol, don't forget that very crucial component.Let's look back at the life of Scotland's National Poet, Rabbie Burns: a hard-drinking, fast-living, tenant-farming, tax-collecting rebel with the heart of a poet and some fierce national pride.Learn with us why Rabbie is regarded as a Scottish national treasure and why his poetry and songs were SO culturally important that he is still honored each year on January 25th. We will spill all the tea on what a Burns Dinner is and even tell you how to create your own, so you can join in the celebration. Fancy a bit of haggis?

Travel with us as we venture to Scotland in the Summer. The sun is out late, the temperature is warm (for Scotland), and the grass is so so green. In this return to Scotland, I venture with Keely, my friend who is also a post-grad candidate for Public History and Cultural Heritage. We book another tour with Rabbie's to venture into the West Highlands, with our base of operations in Tobermory on the Isle of Mull. From driving through Glencoe, swimming in Caribbean-blue waters on the Isle of Iona, and watching puffins fly on the Isle of Staffa, we got a wonderfully raw experience with the magic of mother nature. But of course... shenanigans ensue including losing the keys to our van on a ferry and said van breaking down 4 hours from Edinburgh leaving us stranded... there is no shortage of hijinks during this trip, that's for sure! WHERE TO FIND MORE: Instagram: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@busygallivantingpodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Youtube: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@BusyGallivantingPodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Email: busygallivantingpodcast@gmail.com Website: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠busygallivantingpodcast.com⁠ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/busygallivanting/support

The Ordinary Elite is a Scottish podcast brought to you from Glasgow by John McGovern and Mike Dailly. Both are Solicitor Advocates - John a criminal defence lawyer and Mike a civil litigation practitioner and social justice campaigner. In our 8th episode of Season 3, we pay tribute to the legacy and memory of Scotland's former First Minister, Alex Salmond, who died suddenly at the weekend while speaking at a diplomatic conference in North Macedonia. Alex was fond of quoting from the poems and writings of Robert Burns. The words from Rabbie's "Here's a health to them that's awa" seem fitting: "There's nane ever fear'd that the truth should be heard,But they whom the truth would indite".

Galway-born cruise Captain Brian Whelan made one Donegal girl's day by reuniting her with her cherished teddy rabbit after it was left behind during a family holiday aboard the Princess Cruise Line. When Sophie's mother, Mona, realised the prized toy had been accidentally forgotten, she turned to social media for help. Thanks to the quick response from Captain Whelan and his crew, Sophie's beloved toy was soon tracked down and returned to her, bringing a heartwarming end to the holiday mishap. Ronan Lardner from The Live Wire tracked down the Galway Sea Captain who reunited a little Donegal girl with her beloved teddy, Rabbie.

Rabbie Pesach Wolicki, Co-Host of The Shoulder to Shoulder Podcast  What about Pesach Wolicki and I discussed at length the abiding realities of the Middle East, as is often the case, poorly understood but immutable truths as to what makes the Sharia supremacists tick, What they aspire to, and how they are emboldened to further aggression, not by despair or defeat but by hope and the belief that their further struggle will be further rewarded and what this means for not only the policies of the state of Israel but also for those of the United States of America as well.

Send us a Text Message.It is 1787, Robert Burns has published the second edition of his poems, now known as 'The Edinburgh Edition'. He has sold the rights to all of his poems to William Creech and he needs to write some more....What does he do?He goes on tour around Scotland to get inspiration for new poems and songs. He also wants to introduce himself to the great and good people of Scotland. The Dukes and Duchesses, the captains of industry and the just plain wealthy. He does this as he wants them to buy his books but he also wants to become friends with them, as they can greatly improve his future prospects.He also has a few adventures along the way. Find out more in this weeks episode of 'Burns Banter'.

Rabbie Pesach Wolicki, Host of Eyes On Israel  Rabbie Pesach Wolicki and I spoke about the prospect of a devastating retaliatory action by Iran or its proxy, Hezbollah, against Israel, the degree to which Israel is prepared for such an action, and whether it may have to preempt it, lest the damage be done at an absolutely and calculably large level. We also talked about the Biden administration, the Biden-Harris administration, no, sorry, the Harris Biden administration's possible interference with any such action by Israel as it has increasingly shown itself determined to protect our enemies, notably Iran and its proxies, rather than our most important friend. Peter Mcilvenna, Hearts of Oak Podcast I visited with Peter Mcilvenna about the disorder that is taking place across the United Kingdom and has been for the past week, prompting some to describe it, as I have, as a proto-civil war and, as the Daily Mail put it, Britain at the brink of collapse. What's going on? What are its implications? And what's to be done to prevent the fundamental transformation of the United Kingdom? Robert Charles, Author of "Eagles and Evergreens" I spoke with Robert Charles about the threat that we, as well as Israel, face from Iran and the importance of ensuring that the United States government does not preclude Israel from doing what it needs to defend itself and us from the threat emanating from both the Iranian regime itself as well as its proxies, notably the Legion of Iran, a terrorist organization known as Hezbollah. We also discussed Kamala Harris as a national security threat and some very important points as to why that is so.

In this episode I talk about Robert Burns journey to Edinburgh to produce a second volume of his book 'Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect'. I also talk about the reception he received when he arrived in Edinburgh, how he published the book, the people he met and other things he did in his time there.This is Robert at the hight of his poetical fame, meeting the great and good of Scottish society. Earning money, creating friendships, enjoying life to the full. This is the period in Roberts life that most people talk about and associate him with, i.e. this is one of the few the really good times in Roberts life.How long does it last? Find out in next weeks episode....

Whelp, Mom is in the hospital again, so it's time for another cocktail! Update: she's out of the hospital and in a rehab where she is making excellent progress! So cheers to that! Bootie first learned about the Bobby Burns cocktail from Darcy Cameron, the owner of Shibui yarn on her blog, Shibui Life. Bootie and Bossy did not have the required Scotch (or Benedictine, or Absinthe, well, ok, Bootie had the absinthe but is keeping the bottle purely for aesthetic reasons), so they used what they had on hand, and it was delicious. ​As for Robert Burns, a.k.a. Bobby or Rabbie, he is widely regarded as the national poet of Scotland and an early promoter of the Romantic movement. When he wasn't farming and writing poetry, he was quite busy fathering children (12!). His birthday is celebrated on January 25th, and many toast him with this cocktail. In addition to writing the New Year's classic, "Auld Lang Syne", he wrote this gem, "The Answer" (can't you just here the Scottish brogue?):​Ev'n thena wish (I mind its power) A wish, that to my latest hour Shall strongly heave my breast; That I for poor auld Scotland's sake Some useful plan, or book could make, Or sing a sang at least.​Bootie and Bossy review the book A History of the World in 6 Glasses by Tom Standage. We loved how he highlighted the fascinating details about beer, wine, distilled drinks, tea, coffee and Coca-Cola while putting them in the context of larger and broader historical trends. ​We also give some knitting updates.

Audio podcast of morning service led by Brian Muir 'The Gospel according to Rabbie'

How did a 18th century working class farm labourer climb the social ladder to become the most beloved poet Scotland has produced?By the time he died aged just 37, he had taken the country by storm with his romantic verse and was welcomed into the bosom of Edinburgh high society gentlemen clubs.Another side of Robert Burns' work was his bawdy work, which celebrates sexuality and barbed satire, much of which wasn't properly published until the 1960s due to censorship laws.Ahead of Burns Night on 25th January - his birthday, no less - we'll be finding out all about Rabbie and his bawdy verse with Pauline Mackay, author of Burns For Every Day Of The Year, and lecturer of Robert Burns Studies at University of Glasgow.This episode was edited by Tom Delargy. It was produced by Stuart Beckwith. The senior lecturer was Charlotte Long.Don't miss out on the best offer in history! Enjoy unlimited access to award-winning original documentaries that are released weekly and AD-FREE podcasts.Get a subscription for £1 for 3 months with code BETWIXTTHESHEETS1 sign up now for your 14-day free trial https://historyhit/subscription/

Graeme Bowie, head of sales and commercial for Rabbie's, a small group tour company based in Edinburgh, talks with Alan Fine of Insider Travel Report about the company's 30-year history and what makes Rabbie's different: Rabbie's owns all its vehicles, all the driver guides are trained to the same high standard and all are full time employees. This gives Rabbie's complete control over its products in Scotland, England, Ireland and other countries in Europe.  For more information, visit www.rabbies.com. If interested, the original video of this podcast can be found on the Insider Travel Report Youtube channel or by searching for the podcast's title on Youtube.

The Bahamas celebrates 50 years of independence on July 10th, 2023. Let's celebrate with this B'bookie and B'Rabbie folktale. What out what B'Rabbie is up to... Story retold in this episode: Keg of Butter https://www.grandbahamamuseum.org/exhibits/culture/folklore-favorite-stories Follow us on our socials: Facebook: Talkin' Tales Instagram: @talkin_tales YouTube: Talkin' Tales www.talkintales.com #storytelling #caribbean #culture #African  #Folktales  #Independenceday #community  #anancy #caribbeanstrong #Bahamas #Bahamian #animalstories #caribbeanlife  #celebration #africandiaspora #Celebrate #diaspora #caribbeandiaspora #fables #folktales #blackartist #trickstertale #storytellingmatters #talkintales #stories #storiesforkids #family #qualitytime #MQT #storiesforadults #storiesforfamilies #stories #storyteller #tales #fun#caribbeanfolktales

Former PNG Prime Minister Sir Rabbie Namaliu passes away.

Curl up this Christmas with the new feel-good listen for the holiday season from Erin Green! Will the gift of friendship save their past, present and future? Callie has taken multiple jobs to make the money she desperately needs. Her favourite is being the new guide for Lerwick Manor's alpaca walks. But her troublesome past is making it difficult to prove to others that she's learned from her mistakes. Heather has been content breeding Sheltie sheepdogs and taking care of her grownup daughters. But now she feels that something is missing. Taking the leap into online dating, she makes an unexpected connection to which her daughters react very differently. Tabitha sells homemade soap at the Stables Gallery, but her true passion is for amateur dramatics. Winning a role in the group's festive production of A Christmas Carol, Tabby is determined to make her mark—but will her growing feelings for fellow actor Rabbie distract her? As Christmas draws near, can true friendship save the past, present and future of the Lerwick community?

In this episode, our guest is Rabbie Mannis. He is an author, rabbi, philanthropist, public speaker, and philosopher. Philosophy helps us gain clarity in life, and he has gotten vast knowledge not from the schools he attended or what he has done to become a rabbi but from thinking from a great process that allows us to extract great lessons that we apply to the world.    [2:12] Why should I listen to you? There is no way you should listen to me unless you've heard something you are interested in. If I say something that has meaning for you, then OK.   [3:11] What is your life, and why are you the one who wrote the book? I happened to be very fortunate. The book for my education wasn't acidic philosophy. Among observing orthodox and practicing Jews, there are different philosophies. The philosophy I was given and raised with is so unique that I couldn't wait to share what I learned as a teenager. I can stay more before sharing, but this information is dynamic. I‘ve got to get out there and share. I couldn't wait to start teaching, talking, and sharing. Before the internet, I never thought it would go worldwide, but the internet is a blessing. For this purpose, it is the greatest. So, philosophy is the major shift.    [5:00] What is unique about your philosophy? Earthquakes shift both religion and psychology. Let's start with psychology. For all of history, what made people do something is needed. You've got to plant, or else you will starve. You have got to make a place safe for you, which makes us do the necessary work.  In recent years, needs have increased dramatically, and in austere times, there was only one need: don't die. You need to survive, but today's requirements are so countless. We need it so many times. You have to have a lot of things that cause depression. But psychology comes in and offers a solution to your depression. But what psychology says is pretty simple. You don't know some of your needs. You have subconscious needs and suppress conditions, which are much more severe than the needs you are depressed about. So out of desperation, I turned to Religion for help but found out that you will still have requirements even after death. So, here is what I think is the future of psychology, and this is the major shift in the philosophy I was raising. If you search deeper within yourself, you will discover that you don't need anything. You have no needs.   [9:54] How do you reach that phase of getting deep? Reaching isn't easy, but it is there, and I think that is what we mean when we say, why can't you just accept me for who I am. But figuring out who we are isn't an easy task too. You don't know who you are because it's not a bunch of needs but a need free of conditions. We are free of markets. We didn't ask to be born because we don't need to be in the world. People who are not born do not complain, so all the needs that drove us up to this point are the need to survive. But today, there is more. People want to live. So all of a sudden, death is not the significant threat it used to be. The solution for people who get easily depressed is to help somebody else.   [18:20] How do you live with the mentality that you don't need a thing if you've chosen to stay alive? The other thing we are learning from is a challenging experience. People worried about life and living high would tell you they are still disappointed. The suicide rate among this set of people is very high. So the pleasure that we do get from these things in life. Suppose I'm not here to survive, then why I am here. This question is no more extended philosophy but a desperate question. For thousands of years, every religion has told you that you are in trouble and need God to give you what you need. So you have to beg him, offer sprayers before he gives you what you need, but the truth is he needs nothing. He is God. You don't need to beg. Don't threaten people. Just tell them why they should be here.    [21:30] If it is a faith-based thing, then you believe that you need eternity?   The only logical answer is if I don't need to be here and didn't ask to be born, then why am I here, and why was I born? I can't tell my parents because they also reproduce without their consent. I now know it's not out of my needs, and I have to figure out whose needs. So, here is the second shift, and it is that we get the whole thing backward. Humans are needy, and God needs nothing makes no sense. Only God needs because he is the creator, and how can someone who created the entire universe not need anything. The person who says he needs something acts like God, and only God lives. God is your creator. You are just a guest who can come and go anytime. But the positive side believes that you are not needy but needed. The logical conclusion of why I am here is that someone needs me. I am here for someone else needs. That is the motivation. I can live a meaningful life without satisfying my needs, which is incredible. But religion saying that we've got to live a life of service before we can go to heaven is wrong.    [32:30] How do you frame this so that people accept this mentality of not needing anything? It is much better to be needed than to be needy. When I pile up needs that are not true, I become choked, which is wrong. Let me give you an example of when things are bad. We realize something that we've known all along. For example, a surgeon who loses a patient. He tried, but the patient died on the table. How does he handle that? The doctor will continue to be a doctor because he will attribute it to forces beyond himself, and if he believes in God, God decides, not him. So when you fail, you will realize that it isn't your plan, but when you succeed, it's all your credit. The bottom line is I didn't create the world, and that is why we always ask the same question over and over again what the purpose of my being is? You say you need a goal, but there is something in humans that can't be exempted. If I don't feel needed, I won't stay here.    [38:08] How do we find purpose, or do we live in pursuit of it? That is what the bible is. Here is the third shift. Everybody thinks the bible is a set of laws to govern lousy behavior and get you to heaven, but it is wrong. God is the name, and he told us what he needs in the bible. It's all a description of him. What he hates and loves, and the Bible tells us what we can do for him. I don't need to have needs anymore because I am required. So that is a massive shift in religion and psychology. Psychologically, I don't have a necessity, but religiously God has needs as a supreme being, and no one else has the right to needs. It's a divine thing to have a need.    [42:48] How do you operate in this world without being frustrated? It is unfortunate when people I see people cry because they do not have what they need. It is unnecessary suffering, but the fact that I have something to offer to them so that they can light up is much better. That's why you've got to be confident. If God created you, he would provide and give you what to eat. God needs you to eat.    [44:58] How do I differentiate needs from wants? Want comes under the category of freedom of choice. You choose to enjoy, but you decide what to want. Needs imply that you have no choice. Everything in your life is significant. It's all about God. He needs you to eat, sleep, and so on.   [48:50] What promise did God make to the world when he created you? He made many promises, but the significant one is that if you be with me, you will be mine and make me complete.    Key Quotes [8:35-8:40]If you look inside, you will discover inside needs. [12:15-12:20]It's not that I am needy, but what makes my life meaningful is that I am needed. [27:20-27:25]When you are serving, and nobody gets the benefits, you are not doing. [47:57-42:00]Anything that is needed of you is divine.   How to connect with Rabbie Mannis  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ManisFriedman/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rabbimanisfriedman/ Twitter:  https://twitter.com/manisfriedman Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/manisfriedman

We discuss the NIH spending, the lies of the mainstream, and more.  Our guests are: Rabbie Spero, Royce White, Russ Vought, Joe Rieck Stay ahead of the censors - Join us warroom.org/join Aired On: 10/22/2021 Watch: On the Web: http://www.warroom.org On Podcast: http://warroom.ctcin.bio On TV: PlutoTV Channel 240, Dish Channel 219, Roku, Apple TV, FireTV or on https://AmericasVoice.news. #news #politics #realnews

We discuss the NIH spending, the lies of the mainstream, and more.  Our guests are: Rabbie Spero, Royce White, Russ Vought, Joe Rieck Stay ahead of the censors - Join us warroom.org/join Aired On: 10/22/2021 Watch: On the Web: http://www.warroom.org On Podcast: http://warroom.ctcin.bio On TV: PlutoTV Channel 240, Dish Channel 219, Roku, Apple TV, FireTV or on https://AmericasVoice.news. #news #politics #realnews

You can't talk about Scotland's history without talking about poet, icon and lover of dames and drink: Robert Burns. And if you're gonna talk about good ol' Rabbie, you should probably consult an expert. We're so lucky to have Dr. Moira Hansen from the Centre for Robert Burns Studies at the University of Glasgow to share some lesser known tales of The National Bard, his family, his collaborators, and the myths we've spun about him. Robert Burns, painted by Alexander Nasmyth Frances Dunlop Burns' tours mapped out Page from Burns' Tour of the Higlands (Aug/Sept 1787) Robert Burns House in Dumfries Burns statue in Glasgow (by George Edwin Ewing, Francis Leslie and James Alexander Ewing) The Poet & His Muse - depiction of Burns and Coila by Albert Hemstock Hodge (loc. in Stirling) More on Dr. Moira Hansen Dr Moira Hansen is a post-doctoral researcher based in the Centre for Robert Burns Studies at the University of Glasgow. She completed her PhD in 2020 and now works on a range of projects exploring aspects of Scottish literary culture in the eighteenth century, as well as undergraduate teaching. This is possibly an upgrade on her previous life as a high school English teacher as she now doesn't have to do parents' evenings! Follow Moira @MoiraEHansen on Twitter SOURCES: Centre for Robert Burns Studies https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/critical/research/researchcentresandnetworks/robertburnsstudies/ 'Editing Robert Burns for the 21st Century' https://burnsc21.glasgow.ac.uk/ www.robertburns.org www.rbwf.org.uk www.burnsscotland.com Robert Crawford's 2009 biography The Bard: Robert Burns, a biography, published by Pimlico SOCIALS: Follow Under The Kilt at @underthekiltpod on Twitter & Instagram CREDITS: Original Theme: Tyler Collins aka “Two Metre Man” Additional Music: Garreth Spinn Original Art: Sarah Cruz Producer: Kathleen Mueller Mason SPONSORS: Direct sponsorship inquiries and other questions to underthekiltpod@gmail.com

You can't talk about Scotland's history without talking about poet, icon and lover of dames and drink: Robert Burns. And if you're gonna talk about good ol' Rabbie, you should probably consult an expert. We're so lucky to have Dr. Moira Hansen from the Centre for Robert Burns Studies at the University of Glasgow to share some lesser known tales of The National Bard, his family, his collaborators, and the myths we've spun about him.Robert Burns, painted by Alexander NasmythFrances DunlopBurns' tours mapped outPage from Burns' Tour of the Higlands (Aug/Sept 1787)Robert Burns House in DumfriesBurns statue in Glasgow (by George Edwin Ewing, Francis Leslie and James Alexander Ewing)The Poet & His Muse - depiction of Burns and Coila by Albert Hemstock Hodge (loc. in Stirling)More on Dr. Moira HansenDr Moira Hansen is a post-doctoral researcher based in the Centre for Robert Burns Studies at the University of Glasgow. She completed her PhD in 2020 and now works on a range of projects exploring aspects of Scottish literary culture in the eighteenth century, as well as undergraduate teaching. This is possibly an upgrade on her previous life as a high school English teacher as she now doesn't have to do parents' evenings!Follow Moira @MoiraEHansen on TwitterSOURCES:Centre for Robert Burns Studies is at https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/critical/research/researchcentresandnetworks/robertburnsstudies/'Editing Robert Burns for the 21st Century' (the Centre's current BIG project) is at https://burnsc21.glasgow.ac.uk/ www.robertburns.orgwww.rbwf.org.uk www.burnsscotland.com Robert Crawford's 2009 biography The Bard: Robert Burns, a biography, published by PimlicoSOCIALS: Follow Under The Kilt at @underthekiltpod on Twitter & Instagram SUPPORT: Our network, Arcade Audio, is on Patreon. Support them and gain access to loads of bonus content from Shared History and all other Arcade podcasts: patreon.com/arcadeaudio CREDITS:Original Theme: Tyler Collins aka “Two Metre Man”Additional Music: Garreth SpinnOriginal Art: Sarah CruzProducer: Kathleen Mueller MasonSPONSORS: Direct sponsorship inquiries and other questions to underthekiltpod@gmail.com

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You and Scottish whisky – was it love at first taste? For me, it certainly wasn’t… In this episode of Wild for Scotland, I tell you about my journey to single malt whisky and its culmination in a tour to the whisky distilleries on the Isle of Islay.‘An Acquired Taste’ is a story about turning hate into love. The first time I tried single malt whisky, I found it awful. It took moving to Scotland, going to many distilleries and making myself try one dram after the other, to slowly mature my tastebuds. Eventually, I fell in love with Islay whiskies and was fortunate enough to join a whisky tour to the island and visit all 9 of its distilleries.Whisky might not be everybody’s cup of tea – but did you know there are also two gin distilleries and a winemaker on the island?After the story I share some of my top travel tips to plan your own trip to the Isle of Islay, whether you’re planning a whisky pilgrimage or just looking for a stunning island to add to your itinerary.Islay has many tricks up its sleeve.Now let’s travel to Scotland!Reference & helpful links:Read my review of Rabbie’s whisky tour to Islay.Don’t drink and drive – do the Three Distilleries Walk on the whisky coast of Islay.Discover Scottish whisky with my tasting guide. Plan a trip to Islay, Jura and Colonsay with my island travel guide.CreditsWritten, hosted and produced by Kathi Kamleitner. Additional support by Fran Turauskis. Cover Art illustrated by Lizzie Vaughan-Knight. Musik by Bruce Wallace. Additional sound effects from Zapsplat, Pond5 and SoundBoard. Support my show on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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The stigma between groomer and Cockapoos and owners has been an ongoing social media topic, I personally love all dogs and I see them as just that. A dog with hair is a dog that I can make look amazing no matter what the breed of mix. Janet Rabbie and myself talk about some of the most common problems that we come across and try to come up with ways to solve the issue. Enjoy this podcast is bought to you by:www.colintaylorgrooming.com

We have a little shorty for you this week, but we hope it brings you joy in these trying times (it definitely brought us some!). Thanks for tuning in to episode 15 of Just Might Exist! Today, we're talking about the Tizzie-Whizie, a fearsome critter of the Lake District in England! We also have ANOTHER guest, my sister Emily! She has some fun things to add but mostly she was just reading a book. Submit your cryptid, ghost, or otherwise spooky stories to JustMightExistPodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram for updates on the show! We can't wait to share our findings with you. You can also find episodes uploaded on our YouTube Channel. Intro and Outro sample "For What It's Worth" by Buffalo Springfield Sound effects and backing music courtesy of ZapSplat.com. Sources: The Tizzie-Whizie: A Legend of the Lake District by Rabbie for Rabbies.com (I CANNOT STRESS ENOUGH HOW MUCH YOU NEED TO READ THIS ARTICLE) Ghosts and Myths for Lake District National Park Tizzie-Whizie Cryptid Wiki

In long ago Scotland, a talented young woodcarver, called, Rabbie, saves the townspeople from a  fierce giant by persuading them to treat him like a king.  Written by Kathleen T. Pelley and published by the Child Welfare League of America, this Scottish fable celebrates the power of kindness.  For children ages 4-10.  (Duration - 15 minutes)

This week's podcast guest said some really profound things, as we giggled our way through recollections of everything that is funny about wild swimming - including trying to put your wetsuit on inside out and hopping around in car parks trying to get dressed. The first profound thing she said was "you'll always find a friend wild swimming." How true is that? Both in terms of the lifelong friends we find through wild swimming, and the friends for a day we find as they emerge from the lake we are about to get into, or who stand nervously next to us at the start of a mass participation event. Those friends, be they with us for a reason, a season or a lifetime, are a gift of wild swimming. The second profound thing Beverley said was "wild swimming saved me that year" as she reflected on the mental breakdown she had had. Both the cold water and the small group of friends, known as the Callander Coven, who had regularly accompanied her to swim in it, had acted as the most profound form of therapy. It had been an essential lifeline. It always feels like a privilege when virtual strangers (or new instant friends as I like to think of them) share such personal experiences with me. It feels like my job, as host of the podcast to stay quiet, to leave the space for the guest to speak. And yet when we move into such emotive, personal and brave territory, staying quiet starts to feel like a small betrayal. Leaving a friend out there alone, exposed. Maybe I'm over thinking it. We talked about books about wild swimming that explore the healing power of the cold water and the community of wild swimmers who surround us and help to keep us afloat. For Beverley, Leap In by Alexandra Heminsley really resonated. For me, I've Found My Tribe by Ruth Fitzmaurice and The Salt Path by Raynor Winn both touched me and connected with some of my own pain and vulnerability. Beverley is lucky enough to live in a part of the world where around 7 lochs are within a few miles drive, leaving her spoiled for choice and able to outwit the weather gods! Without really intending to, she cleverly summed up something of the magic of what is created when cold water in a beautiful setting combine with good friends - swimming into rainbows. While this actually happened to her, for me it is a glorious evocation of what wild swimming means to me, and why I do it. Things we talked about Aberfoyle, Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, Helensburgh Pier to Pier swim, Loch Ard, Three Lochs Forest Drive, Loch Venachar, Loch Lubnaig, Great Scottish Swim, Great Manchester Swim, NOWCA, Wild West swimmers, Crannogs, Loch Tay, Rabbie's Tours, Glen Coe, Loch Leven, Ballachulish, Rhyl Suncentre, Prestatyn, Aphrodite's pool, Swim Trek, Scottish Open Water Swimming Association, New Cumnock outdoor swimming pool

You wanted it you got it. The long awaited return of debaucherous buffoonery. Our lovely crew of friends read your submissions for the dirtiest of dirtbag stories, and maybe one drug deal. Who comes up with this stuff?! And more importantly, who listens to it?! You only have yourselves to blame. Special guests: Delboy, #FUJoeBrady, Rabbie the Pooh and Ozzy Ozbroad ***Adult language and situations*** *** Opinions expressed here are not representative of any organization of which we belong*** Get your Chanter Rant Merch at www.chanterrant.com, or follow us on social media at: www.facebook.com/chanterrant www.instagram.com/chanterrant www.twitter.com/chanterrant Snapchat @chanterrant Join in the conversation with mean comments or #chanterrant and let us know if you are #oneofthesix!

Pooh Bear returns! On this episode our good friend Big Rab joins our heroes as they discuss the backlash from the judging episode of the Big Rab Show, solo gig fails, and sexual gestures. The recorder breaks 20 minutes in but luckily the boys were live streaming the episode, so The Six jump in to save the day! Will our heroes be able to put out a show next week with Fooko in New York? Is this episode out late because Josh had to edit it? Will Rab get a word in this time? Listen and find out! Special guests: Pooh Bear ***Adult language and situations*** *** Opinions expressed here are not representative of any organization of which we belong*** Get your Chanter Rant Merch at www.chanterrant.com, or follow us on social media at: www.facebook.com/chanterrant www.instagram.com/chanterrant www.twitter.com/chanterrant Snapchat @chanterrant Join in the conversation with mean comments or #chanterrant and let us know if you are #oneofthesix!

On this episode, we explore the Scottish tradition of Burns Night with our own Ode to Rabbie. Plus we preview Glasgow's Celtic Connections, one of Europe's leading trad and roots festivals. Thanks for listening, and please visit the page for this episode on our website for more information, including recipes, poems and photos. Find extras on this episode at http://bit.ly/2qUwzGu. 

After a year off, the Scots Whay Hae! annual Burnscast returns in style with Ali and Ian joined by our very own Ronnie Young to talk all things Rabbie, particularly the Futurelearn on-line course, “Robert Burns: Poets, Songs and Legacy”, which is open to all, and is entirely free. You can hear all about it on the podcast, but further details can be found at https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/robert-burns/1 . They also talk about Burns the Icon, and how this Ayrshire poet became one of the most recognisable faces around the world. It’s the perfect accompaniment to Burns Night – but then, we would say that.

Jobber Radio Episode Twelve -- "Lost Without Peanut" (3/20/13) Hosted by: Matt Zion, Rab, & Bomber Download Episode: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?guurhgpwd5evqlh -Introduction to the Cast- -Rab's love for Matt Zion- -Matt Zion's love for Fandango- -Undertaker Vs. Punk at Wrestlemania- -RAGING ROUND TABLE- -Bully Ray new TNA Champion- -Horse meat talk- -PLUGS- -Show Close- - After Peanut makes us schedule the record date on St. Paddy's Day of course he decides to no show without any notice at all! So Bomber steps in as the host only to take on the name OP (Original Peanut) to crash the show into the ground, in a good way. There is LOTS of LOVE in this episode with everyone wants to bone everyone, including Fandango. We talk more about Taker Vs. Punk and how much of a chance Punk has, here is a clue, ZERO! Matt Zion makes a gay heel turn as Rabbie shoots on the cast for his Raging Roundtable! All this and more on the twelfth episode of Jobber Radio. Peanut isn't here so it has to be better right?

It's almost Robert Burns Day. So we're gonna have our own Burns Supper with Scottish Celtic music in show #192 with music from Haggis Rampant, Don Grieve, Ed Miller, Billfiddle, Marc Gunn, Giant's Dance, Carl Peterson, Sassanak Lassies, Merry Wives of Windsor, Leah Jorgensen, Smithfield Fair, The Rogues, Hugh Morrison, Rise, Seamus Kennedy. www.celticmusicpodcast.com/192 If you enjoy this show, then subscribe to our Celtic Music Magazine. This is our free newsletter and your guide to the latest Celtic music and podcast news. Subscribe today to download 34 Celtic MP3s for free. Remember to support the artists who support this podcast: buy their CDs, download their MP3s, see their shows, and drop them an email to let them know you heard them on the Irish and Celtic Music Podcast. Today's show is brought to you by Patrons of the Podcast The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast exists due to the generosity of its patrons. There are 56 kind people who understand that without their donation, this show might not come to you each and every week. I want to thank you for contributing to this show. Because of you Celtic music fans around the world experience the highest quality music and entertainment from the best indie Celtic bands online. If you’d like to become a Patron of the Podcast and show your love of Celtic music, go to http://celticmusicpodcast.com/patreon/.   Notes: - Your guide to the Best indie Celtic music online - Thanks to the Patrons of the Podcast. Your kind and generous support keeps this show running every week. Become a Patrons at http://celticmusicpodcast.com/patron/ - I WANT YOUR FEEDBACK: Post a comment on our Facebook fan page or call 678-CELT-POD to leave a voicemail message. That's 678-235-8763. - 2014 Poll is now open through January. Cast your vote today! - Vote for us in the Podcast Awards - St Patrick's Day Internet Music Festival - Best Celtic Bands of 2014 - I have a Concert Window performance this Sunday. Plus concert in Huntsville with Irish Society of North Alabama   This Week in Celtic Music 0:36 "Scotland the Brave/Wings/Scotland the Brave" by Haggis Rampant from Tri 3:46 "Souters O'Selkirk/Selkirk Grace/Road to Alloway" by Don Grieve from Tribute to Robbie Burns 6:20 "Hey Ca Thro'" by Ed Miller from Lyrics of Gold 9:37 "The Green Forest" by Billfiddle from Memories of Scotland 12:36 "MacPherson's Farewell" by Marc Gunn from Scottish Songs of Drinking & Rebellion 16:04 Celtic Music News 17:44 "The Haggis" by Giant's Dance from Giant's Dance 21:51 "Leezie Lindsey" by Carl Peterson from The Flowers of Scotland 26:24 "Scott Skinner's Compliments to Dr. MacDonald" by Sassanak Lassies from Fast and Dirty 28:57 "Lament of Mary, Queen of Scots" by Merry Wives of Windsor from Bottoms Up 32:54 "Ca the Yowes" by Leah Jorgensen from Peace - Love - Harp 36:30 Celtic Feedback 38:16 "Moon Over Caledonia" by Smithfield Fair from 20 for 20 42:36 "Cullen Anderson" by The Rogues from Live in Canada Eh? 47:22 "Rantin Rovin Robin" by Hugh Morrison from Robert Burns Rocks 49:59 "Green Grow the Rashes-O" by Rise from Posing as Human 55:06 "Auld Lang Syne" by Seamus Kennedy from Goodwill to Men Remember too, when you buy through our affiliates at CD Baby, Amazon, or iTunes, you support the artists AND the podcast.      The Irish & Celtic Music Podcast was produced by Marc Gunn, The Celtfather. If you enjoyed the music you heard, support the artists in this show. Buy their music. Then tell your friends to visit www.celticmusicpodcast.com

Adam Lanza, 24 anni, NewTown Connecticut, fa una strage: uccide sua madre insegnante e i suoi alunni e poi si uccide. PERCHE'? le considerazioni ovvie e conformiste le lasciamo ai mass media, qui vorrei scavare e andare più in profondità. Rabbie frustrazioni insoddisfazioni nell'atmosfera della famiglia fanno da miccia alla BOMBA? Se è così come possiamo CAMBIARE? '