Podcasts about VisitScotland

In this third Episode on Glasgow city, we have just come to the end of University Avenue, arriving at Byers Road, a favourite place for University Students to eat and drink. What is the scandal surrounding the Tennant Pub? And what does a Clockwork Orange have to do with Glasgow's underground railway system, the third oldest in the world. I'll be mentioning the conversion of 19th century Town Houses to hotels and find out where Kylie Minogue stays when she is visiting Glasgow. Down on the waterfront we will visit the Scottish Exhibition Centre to see an arena that looks like a spacecraft and the other one that looks like an Armadillo. Across the other side of the River Clyde, we will visit the science centre and I'll tell you about the Glasgow Tower that earned the Guinness World Record, for its ability to be rotated 360 degrees in the presence of wind. We will also be visiting a couple of the 20 art galleries and museums that adorn Glasgow which has some of the most eminent collection of arts and historical antiques in Europe. Oh, and don't forget the musical arts centres where our opera house sits opposite Scotland's centre for bagpipes. Could one say that the sounds are not dissimilar?  

Top destination executives tell you about the adventure travel opportunities they have that travel advisors can sell. They detail the places, the kinds of adventure travel experiences and how advisors can better understand what they have to offer. Alan Fine moderates the panel, which includes Ernst Flach, representative for MMGY Global (Visit Rwanda & Costa Rica Tourism Board); Stu Lukes, West Coast sales representative, Antipodal; Ana Kammerer, sales and marketing manager, Emerging Destinations; Nicole Graham, market development manager, Visit Scotland; and Milijana Boryojevic, director, Korcula Tourist Board. All our Insider Travel Report video interviews are archived and available on our Youtube channel  (youtube.com/insidertravelreport), and as podcasts with the same title on: Spotify, Pandora, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Listen Notes, Podchaser, TuneIn + Alexa, Podbean,  iHeartRadio,  Google, Amazon Music/Audible, Deezer, Podcast Addict, and iTunes Apple Podcasts, which supports Overcast, Pocket Cast, Castro and Castbox.  

Vicky Miller, the new CEO of VisitScotland, talks with James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report about the latest visitor numbers and the tourism campaigns the country has in the U.S. She details the many attractions Scotland has, highlighting the connections to film and TV series that help promote the country, and how Scotland has focused on sustainable tourism. For more information, visit www.visitscotland.com. All our Insider Travel Report video interviews are archived and available on our Youtube channel  (youtube.com/insidertravelreport), and as podcasts with the same title on: Spotify, Pandora, Stitcher, PlayerFM, Listen Notes, Podchaser, TuneIn + Alexa, Podbean,  iHeartRadio,  Google, Amazon Music/Audible, Deezer, Podcast Addict, and iTunes Apple Podcasts, which supports Overcast, Pocket Cast, Castro and Castbox.  

LETTER FROM SCOTLAND – End of Year Review Shenanigans, Sheepdogs and Shipwrecks litter the pages of this good news final Letter from Scotland of 2024. The bad news of the old year is left behind as the stories from this Podcast focus on the good news. So, if you only revel in crisis-driven bad news, then switch off now. Political shenanigans are confined to the bin. Warm hearted sheepdogs take their place as do one eyed cats, but the finale' of this Newsletter is left to an extraordinary story of a Shipwreck survivor and the niece who travelled to the North West of Scotland to visit the site and to hear, first hand, of her uncle's incredible survival. We visit Loch Ewe where the SS William H Welsh, a United States Liberty Ship, sank in a terrible storm in February 1944. Out of 74 crew, only 12 men survived and John King, uncle to Margie Gill, was one of those men. It is not just a story of survival, but one of great fortitude and heroism on the part of locals who lived in the area of Altbea, around Loch Ewe. It is about Crofting women who fought their way across open boggy terrain in atrocious weather to get to the survivors and to keep them alive in freezing conditions. It is a good news story of simple folk overcoming overwhelming odds to help those in desperate need. It's about Highland folk, doing what Highland folk do – provide Highland hospitality at its best. Hear from Roy Macintyre, now 90 years old, who was witness to this tragedy and met John King, uncle to Margie Gill. This Letter from Scotland – review of 2024 – is about putting last year to bed and looking forwards with hope for 2025. Enjoy!

Discover the extraordinary secrets of an incredible coastline to the east of Edinburgh in the County of East Lothian. It is an area of regal beauty with golden sandy beaches, medieval castles, the largest concentration of championship links golf courses in the world, gourmet restaurants and fabulous coastal and upland walks. In this second Episode,  we will start where we left off in the previous Episode having just left the village of Direlton with a view of the small hill, Berwick Law, up ahead on the right hand side. We will drive down to North Berwick and look at the fabulous Sea Bird Centre with interactive cameras to look directly into the nest of the sea birds on the Bass Rock. We will hear about the Bass rock, with it's castle and place of imprisonment over the centuries. We will then take the coast road down to Dunbar with an amazing sculpture nearby called Dunbear, a 15 foot Brown Bear – what is it doing there? We will then return to Edinburgh via East Fortune to see the extraordinary Museum of Flight and then onto Athelstaneford,  the village where the Scottish Flag, the Saltire, was born. We will pop into the lovely market town of Haddington to see it's lovely shops and cafés before having a look at the village of Gifford, a real hidden gem of a village with it's quirky cafés and ancient church with a connection to the American Declaration of Independence. A wonderful area, with some wonderful stories and so close to Edinburgh

In this lively episode, I sat down with the multifaceted The Rt Honourable The Viscount Thurso, also known as quite simply, John (Watch how I blunder that at the beginning). This episode takes listeners on a rollercoaster ride through John's unconventional career, filled with hilarious anecdotes, unique experiences, and invaluable leadership insights. From mastering the art of hospitality to navigating the political landscape, John shares his wisdom with a touch of humour that makes this episode a delightful listen.Key Takeaways:Leadership through Experience and Mentorship: John's career showcases the importance of hands-on experience and learning from mentors. His journey from a dishwasher at his father's hotel to high-stake management roles exemplifies how diverse experiences can shape a unique leadership style.Ingenuity in Business Solutions: Highlighting his creative turnaround at Champneys, John discusses the development of the “Founders Club” to replace problematic timeshare agreements. This inventive approach underlines the significance of adaptability and innovative thinking in business.Valuing Hospitality Skills Beyond the Industry: John talks about how his children leveraged hospitality skills in their diverse careers, emphasising that traits like empathy and customer service excellence are universally valuable. His points underline that hospitality offers foundational skills that can enhance any professional journey.Fun and Humorous Highlights:Butcher's Icebreaker: One of the standout humorous moments is John recounting his time in the butcher's shop, where he offered chewing tobacco to his colleagues, a gesture that earned him an unexpected acceptance.Pub Shenanigans: John shares a pub experience where he became part of the group after a lead butcher vouched for him. Friendship formed amidst laughter, blending work with camaraderie.Paris Misadventures: Despite starting his job in Paris with a non-existent command of French, a light-hearted tale ensues as John undertakes a crash course in French, just two weeks before his move. His recounting of humorous conversations with a Glaswegian colleague in French adds a comedic flair to his professional struggles.Tune in for: A perfect blend of humour and wisdom, this episode is a treasure trove of life lessons, career advice, and laugh-out-loud moments. Whether you're in hospitality or any other field, John's stories are bound to leave you inspired and entertained.The GuestJohn Archibald Sinclair, 3rd Viscount Thurso, known as John Thurso, is a Scottish businessman, Liberal Democrat politician, and hereditary peer. Born in 1953, he was educated at Eton College and spent much of his early career in the tourism and hospitality industry, managing prominent hotels and serving as CEO of the Champneys Group. Thurso first entered Parliament in 1995 as a hereditary peer in the House of Lords, serving until the House of Lords Act 1999 removed most hereditary peers.In 2001, he was elected as the MP for Caithness, Sutherland, and Easter Ross, a seat he held until 2015. During his time in the House of Commons, he served as chair of the Finance and Services Committee. After losing his seat in 2015, he returned to the House of Lords in 2016 and later became Lord Lieutenant of Caithness. He has also chaired VisitScotland since 2016 and holds leadership roles in tourism and hospitality organisations and now holds the President role at the Institute of Hospitality. The SponsorToday's episode comes to you in partnership with

On the podcast this week, we learn about the value of agritourism and diversification in Scotland with Dundee farmer Caroline Millar. Escaping from the world to a farm's tranquil surroundings in the Angus countryside could be the ideal answer for any couple seeking a romantic weekend getaway, with the diversification working hand-in-hand alongside the farm. The Hideaway Experience at Balkello Farm, run by Scottish farmers Caroline and Ross Millar alongside their two children Finlay and Sophie, is a collection of self-catering holiday lodges in Dundee offering bespoke luxury features including saunas and hot tubs. Guests can also enjoy the food which is produced on-farm during their stay. Rated five-stars by Scotland's national tourist organisation VisitScotland, guests can also relish the comforting surroundings of a log burning fire during winter, grill delicious red meat on a gas BBQ during summer and enjoy the wildlife surroundings of the Angus countryside in holiday lodges. The farm has two units across the 263-hectare mixed arable business, with around 120 breeding cows including Aberdeen-Angus and Herefords, and growing cereals. Branching into the world of agritourism, an agricultural operation which attracts tourists to a farm, in 2005, Caroline said her farming background has played a valuable role in her strong work ethic. Enjoy the pod!Message us

Embracing accessible and inclusive tourism requires focus, education, and empathy. Marks meets with Sophia Hyder Hock and Rory Archibald to discuss the latest research concerning accessible travel, the necessity of a communication plan, and ideas that will quicken your progression from design to execution. Rory Archibald is Head of Association Sectors and Marketing at Visit Scotland. Sophia Hyder Hock is Chief Inclusion Officer at Destinations International.

It's a Rosebank Special and we are live at the opening night event featuring Managing Director and owner of Ian Macleod Distillers, Leonard Russell, Head of International Business Development Tom Russell, Gordon Dundas, and Distillery Manager Malcolm Rennie with a host of local Distillery Ambassadors giving us their take on the rebirth of this iconic distillery.  Stephen Arnott and Rosie Murray in charge of delivering Tours and Experiences at Rosebank explain how after just one-week VisitScotland came calling and awarded them a Five-Star Grading.  Local whisky collector Scott Jackson takes Gordon Dallas on a tour his hugely impressive Rosebank collection, one of the biggest private collections there is, before visiting the distillery for the very first time.  Distillery Manager Malcolm Rennie and Assistant Distillery Manager Jason McCabe sum up a year since Cask 01 was filled and join in some election fun in Malt Manifesto.  Best enjoyed with a large dram.  Slainte`

Mark Hall, collections officer at the Perth Museum in Perth Scotland, talks with James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report about all the artifacts and historical objects at his museum, with the famed Stone of Destiny featured as the main attraction. The Stone of Destiny has been used in the coronation of Britain's kings and queens for centuries. It's all part of an extended fam trip hosted by VisitScotland this past April. For more information, visit www.perthmuseum.co.uk or www.visitscotland.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.

Christina Wright, visitors center manager for Glen Garioch in Oldmeldrum, Scotland talks with James Shillinglaw about her comprehensive tour of one of the country's oldest distilleries, which naturally culminates with a series of tastings of different whiskies, with an explanation of how to appreciate the famed drink. This was all part of a VisitScotland fam trip in April. For more information, visit www.glengarioch.com or www.visitscotland.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.

Jenny Sime, business development manager for Cairngorms National Park, talks to James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report about how your clients can experience the natural side of Scotland, the rolling hills, forests and mountains of the Highlands during a visit to the national park. It was all part of a VisitScotland fam trip we experienced earlier this year that covered much of Scotland. For more information, www.visitcairngorms.com  or www.visitscotland.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.

Marian Muller, general manager of the Grant Arms Hotel, talks with James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report about her charming inn in the village of Grantown-on-Spey, which is just minutes from whisky distilleries and spectacular national parks. It's the perfect location to base your clients during their Scottish Highlands sojourn. We visited this hotel during a fam trip hosted by VisitScotland. For more information, visit www.grantarmshotel.com or www.visitscotland.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.

Fiona Cona, curator of the Black Watch Museum and Castle in Perth, Scotland, talks with James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report about the Black Watch, a Scottish regiment that has fought for three centuries for Britain in conflicts around the world—and brought its inspirational bagpipes along. Interviewed during a fam trip organized by VisitScotland, Cona describes how her museum tells the story of this famed military unit in a unique and stirring way. For more information, visit https://theblackwatch.co.uk or www.visitscotland.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.

Malcolm Simpson, founder of SimpsInn, talks with James Shillinglaw of insider Report about his Gailes Hotel & Spa during a VisitScotland fam trip around the country. The luxury family owned hotel in Ayrshire on Scotland's west coast features a spa, leisure, wellness and golf training facilities, surrounded by championship golf and major attractions, making it the perfect base for a trip to the region. For more information, visit www.gaileshotel.com or www.visitscotland.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.

Simon Douglas Houison Craufurd, laird and owner of Craufurdland Castle in Scotland, gives James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report a tour of his family owned castle, which has been passed down through generations. The castle, dating from the 16 century, was even bequeathed to his ancestors by Scottish royalty. And yes, you can stay on the castle grounds to get a true experience of what it's like to own a castle.  It's all part of a Visit Scotland fam trip for tour operators and one journalist in April. For information, visit www.visitscotland or https://craufurdland.co.uk. 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.

Jennifer Williamson, deputy general manager of AC Hotel Glasgow, talks with James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report about her brand new 245-room hotel in the heart of the city. The property features a new wing and restored building that formerly served the Parish Halls during the Victoria era. The hotel, which offers a casual restaurant and an already popular bar, was the first stop on a five-day fam trip of Scotland hosted by VisitScotland. For more information, click on AC Hotel Glasgow. 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.

Rhona Young, our guide at The Clydeside Distillery, talks with James Shillinglaw of Insider Travel Report about this very first distillery experience  in Glasgow. While there are plenty of distilleries around Scotland, this is one your clients can tour in the city itelf. Young details the history of the distillery, the origins of whiskey, and the process of making Scotland's finest. It's the very first day of our VisitScotland fam trip Enchanting Scotland. For more information, visit www.theclydeside.com or www.visitscotland.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.

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Kilmartin Glen is an amazing site in Scotland.Yet it's not a well known site with many travelers.Which is too bad.Because it's truly special.Stone circles, burial cairns, standing stones as well as a sacred place to crown the King of Scotland.Add in a very impressive and informative Visitor Center and Museum and Kilmartin Glen is one of the best sites in Scotland.If you love ancient sites, then tune in to find out all about this fascinating place.And if you want to chat more about Kilmartin Glen, send an email to Lynne@WanderYourWay.com.Wander Your Way Adventures: Marvels & Tastes of the Dolomites Italy June 16-28, 2024.In this episode:2:09: Placing Kilmartin Glen on the map4:03: Places to stay nearby 5:25: What is Kilmartn Glen?7:01: The Museum / Visitor Center8:57: Burial Cairns12:13: Templewood Stone Circles14:16: Netherlargie Standing Stones15:30: Dunchraigaig Cairn Area18:40: Dunadd21:51: Walking the glen25:08: Wrapping it up27:57: Listener reviewImportant links:7 Reasons Why You Should Explore the Amazing Kilmartin Glen ScotlandHistoric Environment Scotland: Kilmartin GlenVisit ScotlandHistoric UKSupport the showThanks to Callisa Mickle who edits the audio.Follow Wander Your Way:InstagramFacebookPinterest

The final episode of our epic 516 miles journey along the famous North Coast 500 route from Inverness to the north of Scotland on the east coast and returning to Inverness down the fabulously scenic west coast. We visited the Corrishalloch gorge near Ullapool in episode 5 and stopped overnight at Dundonnell in a quaint B&B. This final route takes us from Dundonnell along another wonderfully scenic route through Poolewe, Gairloch, Sheildaig, Applecross, Achnasheen and Beauly to mention just a few of the beauty spots we pass through. We also travel down the Bealach na Ba, a treacherous winding mountain road with hairpin bends and steep descents. The views, however, are amazing and this experience follows us all the way. There are amazing stories on our journey from 2nd World War collection points for the Russian convoys to amazing tropical planted gardens in a most inhospitable part of the world in winter. There's scenery, fabulous beaches, towering mountains and deep lochs. There is so much to cover and we will just scratch the surface sufficiently for you, perhaps, to come and see it for yourself. Let me, John Harbour, transport you on a wonderful journey and, hopefully, you will be able to experience it yourself one day. If you cannot come to Scotland, for whatever reason, then sit back, relax and let your imagination wander on this, the final leg, of the North Coast 500.

Watch along with us with a Visit Scotland tourist promotional video . The classic horror - Dark Highlands   Click below for the Directors cut of the film  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ei_OuDgXIfQ

In this Podcast, John Harbour from Exclusive Scottish Visits welcomes in the New Year with a preview of his forthcoming final episod of the North Coast 500 (Part 6). We also get a sneak preview of his new releases for this year. He was delighted to meet some visitors to Scotland who planned their visits on the back of his audio and there is an interview with Caroline Tucci and Bob her husband when they met in Edinburgh. Most travellers arrive in Edinburgh, the Capital city of Scotland, on thier travels to this fine country. You will be delighted to know that John's next 3 episodes of 2024 will be on Edinburgh. With much more to come, this will be an exciting year to be following John. Please Subscribe now on his Podcast Website page - www.exclusivescottishvisits.co.uk 

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We asked Instagram historian Beth Reid five questions and challenged her to answer each in one minute or less. Here are the questions:If you could meet one person from the Scottish Wars of Independence, who would it be?What's your second favourite era of Scottish history?If you had to recommend one place in Scotland for our listeners to visit, what would it be?You have to recommend one book about Scottish history for our listeners to read - what is it?Forgetting about history for a second, what's the most beautiful place you've ever visited in Scotland?Have thoughts? Connect with 63 Percent Scottish on Twitter, Facebook or Instagram or contact us at 63percentscottish.com.Music by RomanSenykMusic from Pixabay.

Keith Campbell, Visit Scotland's market development manager for North America, talks with Alan Fine of Insider Travel Report about the latest offerings in Scotland, including new agritourism farm tours,  e-bike tours, walking tours, group museum tours in Glasgow, film tourism, new distilleries and two new Virgin hotels in Edinburgh and Glasgow. For more information, visit www.VisitScotland.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.

In the fast-paced world of technology and hospitality, Cassie Bouverie, embarked on a mission to help small businesses with their booking process. After 15 years in London working as a broker for Lloyds and then for Dialog corporation, Cassie settled in Edinburgh, where she ran an award winning B&B while raising her children, and as a freelance photographer. It was during this time that she had the idea to create Private House Stays. The concept was developed before OTAs became the norm, as a way to support small business owners in a sector that was soon to become highly digitised. 15 years later in 2012 her hard work was recognised by the national tourism organisation Visit Scotland invited us to become a partner. Today, Cassie is committed to helping small businesses thrive as she was 10 years ago. During the pandemic Cassie seized the opportunity to upskill and develop both herself and her company. In 2020 she received a scholarship to undertake the award-winning HIT Scotland leadership training course and most recently completed a Destination Leadership course run by Edinburgh Napier University. The key takeaways from this episode are:Discover the hidden benefits of focusing on direct bookings for your hospitality business.Unearth the competitive edge provided by personal service in guest relations.Uncover master strategies for expanding your digital footprint to leverage higher Google rankings.Understand the advantages of aligning with tourism organisations like Visit Scotland.Grasp the significance of support systems, continual learning, and upcoming diversification practices in the small farm industry.You can connect with Cassie here:Cassie's Facebook page @privatehousestays on Instagram @private_house on Twitter Cassie on YouTube Cassie's Website LinkedIn: Cassie Bouverie Tel: 07990595895You can connect with Jane here:Instagram: @janemackconsultingLinkedIn: Jane MackRESOURCES:Free Guide - 5 Steps to Repeat Bookings

Golf Historian Stephen Proctor joins the show and we discuss what we love about playing links golf in Scotland-with a focus on courses outside the Open rota like Montrose Golf Links, Crail, North Berwick, and Royal Dornoch. What does it feel like to spend time in the town of St. Andrews and enjoy its people? We explore that and other topics as well.Thanks to the Angus Concil and Visit Scotland for the chance to play Montrose and other links courses north of St. Andrews in Angus County.

Southern Scotland is a magical land and is on Lonely Planet's list of top 30 places to travel in 2023. You can go visit with tour leader Tebbe Davis and Mark Nicol, a native of the Scottish Borders. Mark and Tebbe will be visiting sites taking guests back in time through the tumultuous history of the area from Roman and Viking invasions to the 400 year wars of Independence with England. They will also visit sites which allude to the areas with great spiritual heritage like Stone Circles, Iron Age hill forts and portals to the other world. Mark shares why trees are sacred to the people of Scotland and explains why in the South there are some fine examples of ancient historical and biologically fascinating trees, particularly the Yew tree, revered through history as magical beings with powers to give and take life.Also on Speaking of Travel, Jen Brooks of RomanticAsheville.com, the most popular online travel guide to the mountains and foothills surrounding Asheville and Western North Carolina, gives us the scoop on why winter is one of the best seasons ever.And Tina Kinsey at the Asheville Regional Airport shares some exciting news about their new Air Traffic Control Tower and what that means to the ever-growing regional airport. A great show and a must listen! Thanks for listening to Speaking of Travel! Visit speakingoftravel.net for travel tips, travel stories and so much more.

In this episode, Tracy sits down with Stephanie Beatie of Scottish Event Campus and Rory Archibald of Visit Scotland to talk about food and beverage and how to create safe, sustainable, and inclusive events in Scotland and in general. Listen to get great ideas on how they manage and promote their practices. Connect with Tracy: facebook.com/groups/EatingataMeeting thrivemeetings.com

The first episode of five on the five golf courses I played north of St. Andrews this summer in the county of Angus (aka Carnoustie Country). This first one is Downfield Golf Club, an inviting parkland course with gorgeous views 25 minutes north of St. Andrews in Dundee, Scotland. Interviews here with General Manager Simon Stevenson, Head Pro Barry Smith, and my friend Liam McDonnell from Ireland who I met on this trip.Thanks to Visit Scotland, Angus Council, and Carnoustie Country for the hospitality.

Visit Scotland's Senior Golf Manager joins the pod from the weekend at the 150th Open Championship and we dissect the sights and sounds from St. Andrews. Also, we look to what this means for Scotland and it's businesses and give golfers advice on how to plan a golf trip to Scotland.

Dracula (Bram Stoker) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

1984 (George Orwell) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

The Gruffalo (Julia Donaldson) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

Shuggie Bain (Douglas Stuart) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

Outlander (Diana Gabaldon) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

Knots & Crosses (Ian Rankin) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

Harry Potter (J.K. Rowling) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

Fever Of The Bone (Val McDermid) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

Dan, and Danny, welcome Raechel and her Husband Sean recently back from a trip to Scotland. Sean also discusses what its ike to be the Husband of a mediumHosts: Dan, Danny, and RaechelGuests: Raechel and husband SeanMusic: Kevin McLeodAnnouncer: Mike B