Podcasts about scottish legend

We learn of a major change in the podcast cast, with a Scottish Legend (?!? who???) soon joining the team.

The lads respond to the RFU's latest announcement around Eddie Jones' successor and have their say on who they think will be the next coach at the helm for England. We're joined by Scotland second row Emma Wassell to hear the inspiring story of how she got into rugby, the disparity between England and seemingly everyone else in the women's game and the part that funding plays in that. With the Guinness Six Nations all wrapped up, we turn our attention back to The Premiership as Leicester secure their place in the Semi-Finals and friend of the show Chris Ashton equals the premiership try-scoring record.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Lawrence welcomes Scottish legend Greig Laidlaw to the podcast and after discussing Italy's amazing win, Ireland's victory and France's Grand Slam the talk inevitably turns to England and the future for Eddie Jones!After discussing Italy's amazing win, Ireland's victory and France's Grand Slam, the talk inevitably turns to England and the future for Eddie Jones! Plus find out who Lawrence, Greig and Simon select as their ‘Outstanding' player of the weekend and test your rugby trivia knowledge in this week's Over the Line or In the Bin. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today is Episode 19 of the 1Scot 1Not Podcast where Lucy tells Karen all about the insanely disturbing and infamous of all Scot's legends: The Legend of SAWNEY BEAN!!! The most murderous, incestuous, cave-dwelling cannibal (and family!) of the 16th century! Upon some reflection, we think this may actually be the most gruesome tale the WORLD has ever seen!  After you have a listen, join in the poll: Which death would you choose? Having your hands, feet, and bits chopped off? Or would you rather be burned at the stake?!! Inquiring minds want to know! Write to us at 1scot1not@gmail.com or visit us on Instagram @1scot1not and let us know your thoughts!

This week is a weird one. What started out as Aly researching the Scottish legend of Sawney Bean turned into a deep fried dive on cannibalism throughout the world. In some cultures, cannibalism in war is normal. In others, it's seen as part of the funerary process or as a way to rid oneself of disease. In western culture, eating the placenta is considered normal though technically it is also cannibalism. The episode ends with the question that philosophers, anthropologists, and scientists alike have grappled with for centuries: is cannibalism immoral? Alternatively, are water kelpies sick as fuck?

Having a beautiful birth under your own terms is a goal of each mother. Our guest today is Saoirse Connolly, a birth and post-natal doula. She will guide us through the steps we need to take to have a beautiful birth that is safe and sacred for us and our babies.Sarioise shares a little bit about her background.The importance of doing inner work for your birth.Having an intervention-free birth .Taking ownership of your decisions and experience.Establishing consistency of care with your midwife and doula.Creating a safe and sacred space for the birth of your baby.Her decision of having a home birth.The problems regarding birth in our society.Remembering who you are and becoming the best version of you.Bitch session about being a mother.What Sarioise loves about being a mother.Follow SaoirseIntuitive: Knowing Her Truth Intuitive: Knowing Her Truth Facebook GroupSaoirse Connolly InstagramSaoirse Connolly FacebookYou can find me on most platforms @Keezialeigh FB - https://www.facebook.com/KeeziaTurnerIG - https://instagram.com/keezialeigh?igshid=1j41rtiuvvu9wMagic Women's Business Facebook Group

 Music Used in this Episode:Memories of Scotland- Norrie Paramor and His Orchestra(Public Domain)Additional incidental music by SkillpakPast Dark is written and produced by Carmen Park

Alexander "Sawney" Bean was born in the later part of the fourteenth century in East Lothian, Scotland. Bean was raised in an agricultural community and came from a rather poor family of laborers. The home life of Bean was said to be, at best, a horrible upbringing. Often being beat by his father for never quite being a good enough son. As Alexander got older he attempted to become the son his father had always wanted, by taking on the duties of adulthood and joining the workforce. Due to his reckless attitude, a natural born urge to disobey the rules, and a deep hatred for actual work, Alexander completely failed in his attempts at earning an honest living, once again disappointing his father. Let us know what you think Follow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/InsanityForeverofficial/ Follow us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/InsanityForever/ Follow me on Twitter https://twitter.com/LeKingStar Mental Health Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/KingInsanityfrenzy/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/insanityforever/message

Liza Burgess talks with former Scottish international and experienced coach, Donna Kennedy. She is passionate about the women's game, Scottish rugby and coaching as a whole. She talks about how the women's game needs to change to continue to move forward. Donna has coached at lots of levels of the game, including the Barbarians, and as director of rugby at Worcester. The topics also include:How to organise team talksAre there difference coaching men to women?The highs and lows after playing and coaching rugbyHow can we benefit from ex International players by helping them to stay involved in the game

Start at 1:43:00 We talk about a Scottish Legend about the cannibal Sawny Bean and the Bean Clan. Also the deadliest Filipino legend the Aswang. A monster that feasts on children and pregnant women. Have a topic you'd like us to hit on? Email us at topshelferspodcast@gmail.com Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share it up. We support those who support us! Watch us live on twitch.tv/topshelfers Follow on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Top_Shelfers Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/Topshelferspodcast-1615634728530492/?pnref=lhc Patreon with some exclusives: https://www.patreon.com/topshelferspodcast Listen to us on Podbean!: https://topshelferspodcast.podbean.com/ ITunes here: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-topshelfers-podcast/id1346478095?mt=2 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0WnngsUttjK2CXHIRWfa6j Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/topshelfers-podcast?refid=stpr

On our very first podcast we discuss a Scottish Legend, delve into the history of Witches in Edinburgh and discuss one of the most prominent creepy characters of the time.

ShaunCast Episode 007 - the podcast in a Scottish accent. Today’s podcast is an interview with John Loughton, my mate and truly inspirational Scottish entrepreneur, speaker, social change maker and all-round good guy. He also won a show called Big Brother. Follow John on Instagram and twitter on username @johnloughton http://www.instagram.com/johnloughton Listen on Spotify: Listen on Apple Podcasts: Listen on Anchor: http://www.anchor.fm/shauncast John is from Edinburgh and grew up in a similar neighbourhood to me, and is truly inspirational. Please consider supporting my YouTube video and podcasting productions by joining my Patreon Page from as little as $1 per month. Check out http://www.patreon.com/shaunvlog or you can also donate at http://www.paypal.me/shaunvlog Check out my Scottish Legend merch here: USA: https://www.amazon.com/ideas/amzn1.account.AHQLHNFZMEI5SQHUDGR2UFC4V7DQ/3NR7MPJ7TIY3M United Kingdom: https://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=w_bl_sl_s_ap_web_83450031?ie=UTF8&node=83450031&field-brandtextbin=Scottish+Legend+by+ShaunVlog&_encoding=UTF8&tag=gone0f-21&linkCode=ur2&linkId=5ac362efa3b3a1eea73853542823cfc0&camp=1634&creative=6738 Mainland Europe: https://www.amazon.de/s/ref=w_bl_sl_s_ap_web_77028031?ie=UTF8&node=77028031&field-brandtextbin=Scottish+Legend+by+ShaunVlog All over the world: https://adventureeverything.club/collections/scottish-legend #BigBrother #bbuk #ShaunCast #podcast

Edward Bruce, younger brother of Robert, the Scottish Legend, landed in Ulster and declared that Ireland was his. But just who was this forgotten invader and what the fek was he at?