Podcasts about West Lothian

Mark and Helen visit Ingliston for this year's Royal Highland Show. They meet a nurse with her prize winning Highland cow and They also explore the history of the Highland pony, and its enduring connection to Scotland's rural heritage.A festival devoted entirely to composting is taking place in Fife. Rachel visits Cambo Gardens to discover what it's all about, with head gardener Callum Halstead as her guide.Mark and Rachel will be speaking to author Keli Tomlin about the significance of the summer solstice which marks the longest day and shortest night of the year.In Perthshire, Rachel meets scientist Dr Marion Bruce to learn about an exciting new project: The Wild Scottish Flavour Wheel. From seaweed to sticky willy, it's a guide to the diverse—and often surprising—tastes found in Scotland's wild landscape.Mark chats with Jim Wilson from Soil Essentials about how autonomous tractors are helping to ease the workload for farmers and transform the future of agriculture.Whatever the weather, a group of over-50s in West Lothian meets each week to take part in a variety of activities organised by the Xcite Ageing Well programme. This week, Rachel joins the Linlithgow walking group—some of whom have been coming for years—to find out what keeps them coming back.

1Long The Scottish Crannog Centre on the banks of Loch Tay is a bustling model Iron Age village, filled with various craftspeople to demonstrate ancient crafts and technologies. Mark went along to find out how the site has grown over the past few years, and how the construction of the crannog over the water is coming along.Jenny Graham follows the Postie's Path – a route once taken by “Big John MacKenzie”, a post runner in the early 19th century, which runs along Strathconon Glen in the West Highlands, finishing at Achnasheen. The route used to take several days for the postman to complete on foot, but Jenny has opted to trace the route – or what remains of it – on her bike.Helen Needham has been out and about in the early morning to catch the best of the spring dawn chorus. Joining her is Ian Broadbent, the North East of Scotland's specialist bird recorder from the British Trust for Ornithology.Passing through West Lothian, it is hard to miss the huge angular mounds dotted across the landscape. However, the history of these mounds, or bings – and the shale oil industry that created them – may be lesser known. Mark met up with Nicola Donaldson from the Shale Museum to find out more about the historic industry, and how it created these man made landmarks.The Torridon Mountain Rescue Team that has been operating in the West Highlands since 1972. Jenny Graham has herself been a member of the group for 10 years, and she met up with some of the other team members to find out about the history of the team, and how mountain rescue has changed in the past 50 years.The Inchindown Oil Tanks are a relic of WWII, located near Invergordon, and are the site of the world's longest echo. Phil Sime went along to the vast underground space, to experience this echo for himself.Mark has been along to the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh, to have a look at their huge collection of pressed and preserved plants. The Herbarium is home to over three million species, and Mark meets up with Amy Porteous to find out how the collection is used.

“Who is the greatest?”– Psalm 8 & Luke 22: 24-30 Rev Ken Brown, Mission Coordinator for the Presbytery of Edinburgh and West Lothian

Winchburgh in West Lothian is expanding rapidly, with several new housing developments underway. At the heart of these new developments is the 85 acre Authcaldie Park, where Mark visits a group of volunteers who are building a new centre piece for the area – a model cathedral made entirely out of willow.RSPB Loch Leven has recently hosted the Convention of Migratory Species, a UN convention with 130 member states involved. Rachel meets up Sarah Scott and Professor Des Thompson to find out about the aims of this convention, and the impact that climate change is having on our migratory birds.The Glasgow Seed Library is an initiative which aims to collect and share seeds within the wider community. Helen Needham went along with one of the seed librarians Rowan Lear, to find out more about the purposes of a seed library, and the huge diversity of seeds they have in store.Back at the Convention of Migratory Species, Rachel hears from some of the international experts present at the meeting, and what their worries are for other migratory animals worldwide.The Ballogie Souter Shop was once a humble timber shack where generations of Deeside villagers went to get shoes made and repaired. Since its closure in 1941, the shop has been stuck in time, almost completely untouched. Now owned by the Birse Community Trust, Mark heads along to see what artefacts he can discover, and the plans to preserve and protect the collection.The Scottish Mountaineering Trust has announced they are the sole beneficiary of the estate of Scottish mountaineer and innovator, Hamish MacInnes. Mark and Rachel are joined by the John Hutchinson from the trust to find out how they hope to honour Hamish's legacy.The work of Scottish biologist and polymath Sir Patrick Geddes is being explored and celebrated this weekend as part of the Edinburgh 900 events calendar. Helen Needham met up with the Director of the Scottish Storytelling Festival Donald Smith to learn more about him, and his impact on the study of natural sciences.Ian Redmond is a biologist and conservationist best known for his work with mountain gorillas and elephants, but was also one of the delegates at the Convention of Migratory Species. He explains to Rachel why people in Scotland should still be concerned about the impact of climate change on animals like apes, that live thousands of miles away from us.

For this year's festive episode, Jamie is joined once again by Michael Campbell, front man of one of West Lothian's most exciting bands, Dictator! Returning for the third time, Michael and Jamie reflected on the band's incredible journey and what's next for them.

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This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss Livi's late win against St Johnstone as the Lions regained some pride in West Lothian. Next up, the lads discuss how the Lionesses set up a thrilling final day in SWPL2 with their win away to Stirling Uni. Finally, the guys look ahead to our final Premiership games of the season as the Lions travel to Pittodrie to take on Aberdeen before Hibs visit West Lothian. Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel.

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss Livi's defeat at Motherwell which confirmed the Lions will be playing in the Championship next season. Next up, the lads discuss how Paul Greig's Lionesses made it 3 wins from 3 after victories over Glasgow Women and Gartcairn closed the gap in the race for the play-offs. The guys then look ahead to the visit of St Johnstone to West Lothian before the return of Question Time as they answer questions sent in from the listeners. Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel.

I discuss a recent witness story from 2019 on the Truth proof channel with Paul and Les, this is a recording from that show.   I received this very interesting story back in Nov from a witness who retold his incredible encounter on site. link to the truth proof video https://www.youtube.com/live/Vu-LGzYL394?si=1zJntOiJP08c5YFD 

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss how despite racing into a 2-0 lead, the Lions would still come away with nothing at Tynecastle. Next up, the lads discuss the goal fest at Meadowbank as the Lionesses managed to salvage a point late on against Boroughmuir Thistle. Finally, we look ahead to our first split fixture as Ross County visit West Lothian in a game that could confirm Livi's relegation.  Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel.

With Chris Difford for another episode of his podcast is Jack Cochrane, frontman for the  West Lothian four-piece, The Snuts, a guitar driven act citing The Arctic Monkeys and The Libertines as influences.  The band formed at school in 2015, with a single 'Glasgow' appearing in 2016, and since then, Jack and his band have enjoyed a remarkable and rapid ride to success with their 2021 debut album 'W.L.' hitting the number one slot in 2021. Over the last 8 years they've proven a hard working and prolific act, with an ever expanding and devoted fanbase. Their latest album 'Millennials' has received rave reviews - something that's all the sweeter as The Snuts walked away from their major label record deal and released it on their own record label instead. 

Mo Wilde is a wild food forager, author and ethnobotanist living in West Lothian, Scotland.Tom and Mo discuss the 12 month Wildbiome experiment she undertook in 2020 where she survived solely on wild foraged food for a full year, testing the effects upon her gut microbiome health.Mo describes her early memories among trees in Kenya, shares thoughts on modern food production and reveals her personal insights into the hunter gatherer diet and lifestyle.Find links to all The Meaning of Trees Podcast content here: https://linktr.ee/themeaningoftreespodcast

Another drab encounter in West Lothian, saw the Dons pick up a point. It could have been all 3 had it not been for a VAR intervention. We will all be hoping for better ahead of the final game before the split when Dundee come to town. Manager talk as the Thelin train continues to build momentum. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss Livi's defeat to Celtic with the major talking points having nothing to do with football.  Next up, the lads chat about our ladies side and their 1-1 draw with Kilmarnock in Ayrshire with a number of landmark moments to discuss. Finally, the guys look ahead to our next game as Aberdeen visit West Lothian. Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel.

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss Livi's Scottish Cup exit against Celtic before reliving our dismal display at Easter Road against Hibs. Next up, the lads roundup the action from our ladies side including their Scottish Cup exit and returning to winning ways in SWPL2. Finally, the guys look ahead to Livi's encounter with Celtic in West Lothian after the international break. Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel.

Researcher Roly Megaw, a clinical lecturer and honorary consultant ophthalmologist from the University of Edinburgh and West Lothian joins us for this episode of the podcast.Roly will be shedding light on the devastating impact of RPGR gene mutations, which can cause macular and cone rod dystrophies. Join us as he unveils discoveries from his joint Macular Society and Retina UK-funded research, aiming improve our understanding of these conditions and find potential treatments.The Macular Society has been supporting people with macular conditions for over 30 years. The right information and support can help people overcome their worries and retain their independence. We provide free information and support to those with macular disease, along with their family and friends. If you or a family member need advice or support, please make sure to reach out. No one has to face macular disease alone. Please call us on 0300 3030 111.

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss Livi's trip to the Highlands as despite a 2nd half comeback, a late goal would clinch 3 huge points for Ross County. Next up, the guys look ahead to our midweek clash against Motherwell in West Lothian before travelling to Perth to take on St Johnstone. Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel.

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss how the Lions reached the quarter finals of the Scottish Cup with a dramatic comeback against Partick Thistle. Next up, the lads look back at the Lionesses' encounter with Boroughmuir Thistle which would result in back to back league defeats for the ladies. Finally, the guys look ahead to the visit of St Mirren to West Lothian as the Lions go on the hunt for crucial Premiership points. 

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus reflect on Livi's disastrous defeat against Dundee before a frustrating draw against Ross County in West Lothian. Is it all over for the Lions? Next up, our Lionesses travelled to Perth to take on St Johnstone but it would end in a disappointing performance and defeat for the ladies. Finally, the lads look ahead to a daunting double header on the road as the Lions travel to take on Rangers and Kilmarnock.  Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel.

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss Livi's latest defeat to Hibs as the Lions equalled an unwanted record dating back to 1999. Next up, the guys discuss the Lionesses who were on the road again and managed to come away with the 3 points against struggling Gartcairn. Finally, the lads look ahead to the next El Plastico as Kilmarnock visit West Lothian.  Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel.

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss Livi's trip to Paisley as another defeat and poor performance left the Lions rooted to the foot of the table. Next up, the lads discuss our Lionesses rescuing a point on the road against Boroughmuir Thistle in a battling performance. Finally, the guys look ahead to the visit of Ross County to West Lothian in what appears to be a 6 pointer for the Lions.

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss Livi's latest defeat at the hands of Rangers as VAR stole the show in West Lothian. Next up, the lads discuss Livi's trip to Paisley after the international break as the Lions take on St Mirren.  Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel.

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss Livi's away defeats to Hearts and Dundee as the Lions were left goalless and pointless from their travels. Next up, the lads discuss our women's side as they were in action against Glasgow Women and would secure a comfortable 3 points in West Lothian. Finally, the lads look ahead to Rangers visiting the Tony Macaroni Aena live in front of the Sky Sports cameras. Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel.

This week we have another guest joining us! The lovely Mandy from Assertive Birth tells all about her decision to free-birth. We also chat about birthing positions, noises during labour and the importance of prep! If you're interested in doing a Hypnobirthing or Mindful Breastfeeding Course with Mandy in the West Lothian area, you can visit her website here. If you want to learn more about Hypnobirthing and how it can help you have a positive birth experience, click here to download my FREE Guide to Hypnobirthing that answers all your questions.

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss Livi's defeat at Rugby Park as the Lions were left licking their wounds after defeat in El Plastico. Next up, our women's side also made the trip to Rugby Park with a similar outcome as they would suffer defeat as well. Finally, the lads discuss our next game against newly promoted Dundee as they visit West Lothian. Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel. 

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss our League Cup exit at Ibrox as the Lions fell to another heavy defeat at the hands of Rangers. Next up, the lads look back at our trip to Perth as the Lions ended or penalty woes to grab a point against St Johnstone. Finally, the guys look ahead to the visit of Motherwell to West Lothian and discuss if we can end our hoodoo against the Steelmen. Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel.

Ross hails from Linlithgow, West Lothian where he is the official Town Piper. He studied Bagpipes, Scots Song and Whistles at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. He graduated with a First Class Honours Degree in Traditional Music - Piping in 2017. Ross was a finalist in the 2019 BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year competition.   A World Champion piper, Ross began piping aged 7 and was the Pipe Major of the National Youth Pipe Band of Scotland. He competed with the world famous Boghall and Bathgate Caledonia Pipe Band for many years. He is now a member the Grade 1 Inveraray and District Pipe Band.    Ross has performed in many countries such as: New Zealand, Australia, USA, Ghana, Russia and all over central Europe as well as appearing on BBC Hogmanay Live and performing solo on the roof of Murrayfield Stadium. He has also toured internationally with the Red Hot Chilli Pipers.   Tune into this episode to hear the TRUE dictionary definition of not only, "Belterism," but also, "Ross". Check out Ross' website: https://www.rossmillermusic.com/ Pick up his album, tune book & more: https://www.rossmillermusic.com/shop And stream his music everywhere or, (even better,) buy it on BandCamp & via his own site, etc https://rossmiller.bandcamp.com/album/the-roke   - We're on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DroningOnPodcast And Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/droning.on.podcast/ - You can write-in to the show with comments, ideas, requests, etc. at TheDroningOnPodcast@gmail.com - Support the show via Patreon (patreon.com/DroningOnPodcast), or by buying cool stuff at BagpipeSWAG.com  -   -   -  And now, some keywords:  Bagpipes, bagpipe, bag, pipe, pipes, pipe, band, pipeband, Scottish, small, drone, droning, chanter, highland, lowland, border, borderpipes, smallpipes, trad music,

On episode 2 of the IYE Music podcast, Ady Hanson interviewed Silvi as he shined a light on her music so far.  Despite having only played her first live show just over a year ago in February 2022, SILVI has made great strides in just over twelve months. That's thanks in no small part to being the owner of a voice that's so powerful and emotive it stops you in your tracks. Within her first year of live shows, Scottish singer, songwriter and spoken word artist SILVI has headlined the iconic King Tuts in Glasgow and sold out Sneaky Pete's in Edinburgh, starred in a BBC iPlayer documentary about the grassroots music scene in West Lothian and had her single "Burning" crowned ‘Song Of The Year' at the Weekender Awards, as well as played throughout ZARA stores across the world and featured on BBC One's Football Focus. So far in 2023, Silvi has showcased as a Wide Days artist and has sold out 2 more headline shows in Aberdeen and Glasgow. As well as Scottish appearances, Silvi is headlining The Sessions festival in Manchester after being on the bill for this year's Stockton Calling festival and 'Tunespotting' in Oxford's The Bullingdon. Silvi showcased virtually in Mexico to an online audience of 1.6 million at Festival Marvin Gateway. Her latest release “Don't wanna love again” was BBC radio Scotland's track of the week in May. "A powerful and imposing style" - SNACK magazine “Vocals full of charisma and confidence” - Tenement TV "Incredible voice and very unique" - BBC Introducing

This week on Talk Livi, Euan is joined by West Lothian Courier reporter, Callum Carson, as they discuss Livi's first Premiership win of the campaign against Hibs at Easter Road. Next up, the lads talk about our women's side as they drew 0-0 with Boroughmuir Thistle in a closely fought encounter and their start to life in SWPL2. Finally, the guys look ahead to Livi's next Premiership encounter as St Mirren are the visitors to West Lothian.  Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel.

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss Livi's trip to Ibrox as despite a largely good performance, the Lions would fall to a 4-0 defeat. Next up, the lads discuss our women's side making their SWPL2 debut as despite going in front and a largely positive display, they would fall to a 4-1 defeat to Kilmarnock. Finally, the guys look ahead to Livi's next game which is our League Cup last 16 tie with Ayr United in West Lothian. Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel.

Back for a new season! Euan and Angus kick the campaign off by discussing Livi's pre season and League Cup campaign and what positives can be taken from the games. Next up, we round up all the comings and goings in West Lothian as transfer season is in full swing. Finally, Euan caught up with Glen Schreuder from Red Tinted Glasses to get the lowdown on our opening day Premiership opponents in West Lothian, Aberdeen. Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel.

Playlist: Paul Renaud - The Snuts

The Snuts are a compelling force in the British rock music scene, hailing from Whitburn, West Lothian, Scotland. Formed in 2016, the four-piece band consists of Jack Cochrane (vocals/guitar), Joe McGillveray (guitar), Callum Wilson (bass), and Jordan Mackay (drums). Known for their infectious blend of indie rock and post-punk revival, they bring raw energy, poignant lyricism, and dynamic musical arrangements to the table. The Snuts made a significant splash with their debut album, ‘W.L.', released in 2021, which topped the UK Albums Chart, making them the first Scottish band in 14 years to achieve this feat with a debut album. Their work is distinguished by its evocative storytelling, where narratives of youth, love, and loss are enshrined in soaring choruses and rousing guitar riffs. They've managed to carve out a unique space in the contemporary rock scene, one that pays homage to the past while pushing boundaries in the present.

This week on Talk Livi, Euan and Angus discuss Livi's latest away defeat at Rugby Park as they lost out to Kilmarnock in El Plastico. What is going wrong for the Lions? Next up, the guys discuss the end of season awards starting with our League winning women's side. Finally, the lads look ahead to the visit of Dundee Utd to West Lothian.  Sponsored by Stjärna Apparel. 

My guest for this episode of the Eatweeds podcast is the remarkable Mo' Wilde. An author and experienced foraging teacher, Mo' has done something few could even contemplate: she lived for a full year completely sustained by wild food. Her fascinating journey and profound insights will have you rethinking your daily meals and your connection to the world around you.Key topics for this episode include: The incredible diversity of the microbiome and its importance for gut health. The essential practice of foraging and how it connects us to our ancestors. The astounding variety and nutritional richness of wild food. An in-depth discussion on food choices, their impact on our bodies, and the environment. Throughout the episode, Mo' shares the highs and lows of her year on wild food, detailing how it impacted her health, wellbeing, and particularly her microbiome. You'll hear about the changes she observed, the challenges she faced, and how the experience deepened her connection with nature.Robin and Mo' also delve into thought-provoking discussions about our food choices and how they directly influence not only our personal health, but the health of our soil and the broader ecosystem. Mo's unique perspective brings a refreshing and much-needed critique of our contemporary food systems, inspiring listeners to consider their own role within these systems.Join us for Episode 44 of Eatweeds, 'A Year on Wild Food', and take a step into the wild side of nutrition and ecological awareness. Whether you're a seasoned forager or just starting your wild food journey, this episode is a trove of knowledge, inspiration, and food for thought.Connect with Mo Wilde Website Facebook Instagram Twitter Selected links from the show The Wilderness Cure book The Wildbiome Project Eatweeds podcast archives Napiers the herbalists Association of Foragers About Mo WildeMo is a forager, research herbalist and ethnobotanist. She lives in West Lothian in a self-built wooden house on 4 organic acres where she is encouraging medicinal and foraging species to make their home, creating a wild, teaching garden. She has a Masters degree in Herbal Medicine, and is a Fellow of the Linnean Society, a Member of the British Mycological Society and a Member of the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society (ILADS). She also teaches foraging and herbal medicine courses, with the aim of “Restoring Vital Connection”.

Welcome to this special episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast – the Farmers Weekly Question Time event at SRUC Oatridge, Scotland's Rural College in West Lothian.Recorded in front of a live studio audience, farmers, students and other guests quiz industry leaders on topical agricultural issues.Our panel is:NFU Scotland president Martin KennedyFood safety professor Nicola HoldenScottish government farming & rural policy director George BurgessDairy farmer Sally WilliamsAward-winning environmental author Louise GraySponsored by Bank of Scotland and AB Agri, this Question Time event was recorded on Thursday, 2 March 2023.Hosted by Farmers Weekly Podcast editor Johann Tasker. To attend future FW Question Time events, visit fwi.co.uk/questiontime.

Welcome to this special episode of the Farmers Weekly Podcast – the Farmers Weekly Question Time event at SRUC Oatridge, Scotland's Rural College in West Lothian.Recorded in front of a live studio audience, farmers, students and other guests quiz industry leaders on topical agricultural issues.Our panel is:NFU Scotland president Martin KennedyFood safety professor Nicola HoldenScottish government farming & rural policy director George BurgessDairy farmer Sally WilliamsAward-winning environmental author Louise GraySponsored by Bank of Scotland and AB Agri, this Question Time event was recorded on Thursday, 2 March 2023.Hosted by Farmers Weekly Podcast editor Johann Tasker. To attend future FW Question Time events, visit fwi.co.uk/questiontime.

In this weeks podcast I am talking to Hannah Bardell, Member of Parliament for the Livingston constituency. Hannah is also one of my oldest friends and has been on quite a journey from a small-town in West Lothian to a prominent female politician. Along the way there have been highs and lows. Terrorist attacks on Parliament while she and her team were locked down inside, working from Westminster with all the challenges that brings, BREXIT and some inspiring work on deaths that happen abroad. In 2015, Hannah came out to her friends and family and in 2016 follow this up by doing so professionally. This month is LGBT history month and so I wanted to ask Hannah on the podcast to talk about the interface between psychology and politics, her experiences of coming out and what's next for her. This was such a fun yet insightful conversation. Hope you enjoy listening.

Nick and Joe are back a week later than planned because poor old Joe lost his voice. But thankfully it has returned just in time for him to belt out some carols and, more importantly but less seasonally, talk about the far-right on this podcast.It's a show full of big stories this week as the pair begin by treading familiar podcast terrain: the continued links between Patriotic Alternative and the extreme far-right, in this case the Nordic Resistance Movement - a properly nasty bunch.Next they move onto a big story that came courtesy of HOPE not hate: a fascist in the Tory Party down in Kent. They keep turning up there, though heavens knows why…HOPE not hate torpedoed another nazi Blood & Honour gig, this time up in Bathgate in West Lothian. It was going to be a big one, but it ended the same way as all the others - with lots of dejected nazis and a good chunk of money down the drain too. Finally the pair talk about Kanye “Ye” West's disturbing appearance on the Alex Jones show and his continued descent into vicious and violent antisemitism, before discussing no-platform and Twitter more broadly.If we don't get another one in before the end of the year then have a great Christmas, thanks for listening.X—Prod. Nick Spooner  

Today on the podcast I am talking to Stephanie Milne. Steph is a women's health physiotherapist who earlier this month opened her own private clinic to support women in West Lothian and the surrounding areas. She specialises in pre and post-natal care of women and offers support for menopause, continence, prolapse and pelvic heath. She is a certified Mummy MOT® practitioner and offers fully comprehensive post-natal checks. She is married and has three children of her own. Steph has also been my best pal for over 30 years. This episode covers a broad range of topics including pregnancy, infertility and IVF treatment, cumulative trauma, birth trauma and loss. I know that you will get so much value from this episode. You can find Steph @The Physio Village over on instagram. Recommendation for Gemma Nealon @Positive Birth Scotland - www.gemmanealon.com

Welcome to Episode 103 of the Perth to Paisley podcast! The boys review the loss against Rangers and preview the Fiorentina/Kilmarnock games! We hope you enjoy! Our Twitter: @PerthToPaisley Our Email: perthtopaisley@gmail.com Adam's Twitter: @AdamTKendo

Ross Coutts is a man of many talents and one of his multiple roles is in local radio. We talk about his early days in hospital radio and how he seeks to give a platform to up and coming Scottish musicians. You'll even hear about an 11 year old Lewis Capaldi coming in and making an instant impression. We chat about the highly regarded Gig in The Goil music festival, one that Ross played a fundamental role in bringing to life, with impressive headliners, such as Gerry Cinnamon & The Snuts… And Ross gives some fascinating insight into the fabric of the West Lothian music scene, a relatively small place that seems to be a conveyor belt of the very best that Scotland has to offer. And as always, there's plenty more. www.dontfretaboutdebt.net/blethered/ Contact: seanmcdonald.podcast@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/seanmcdonald01

After a nervy opening encounter in West Lothian where Rangers left it late to come behind to beat Livingston, Colin is joined by Alec and Stewart Weir to review all the action from the opening game of the season and look ahead to Tuesday's CL qualifier. The pod is brought to you in association with our partners: Forrest Precision Engineering and Zenith Coins. The Gersnet Podcast: the independent Rangers FC podcast, by fans, for fans. LIVE and FREE every Sunday on YouTube at 9.30pm with match preview shows ahead of each game as well. All available from a range of other platforms on the following day (including iTunes and Spotify).

How far would you go to get a new pair of cool jeans? Asos? Your local shops? What about another GALAXY? That is potentially exactly what one extraterrestrial did back in 1979 Scotland in what would, surprisingly, become one of the UK's most convincing UFO encounters ever recorded. Time for Rory and Kit to investigate!Support us on Patreon.com/ThisParanormalLife to get access to weekly bonus episodes!Buy Official TPL Merch! -  thisparanormallife.com/storeFollow us on Twitter, Instagram, and YouTubeJoin our Secret Society Facebook CommunityAdvertise on This Paranormal Life via Gumball.fmResearch by Amy GrisdaleEdited by Louis BlatherwickIntro music by www.purple-planet.com

The House of Binns, or the house of two hills, is located in West Lothian, Scotland. And while not the spookiest of spooky stories we have told on this channel, it may have connections to the devil… So join us me this week for a cursed card game, a lost marble, ghostly footsteps, and even some recently discovered skeletons. Stay safe out there. With love, Saaniya and Maddie x Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_of_the_Binns https://ebooks.visitscotland.com/ghosts-myths-legends/house-binns/ https://www.edinburghlive.co.uk/news/edinburgh-news/skulls-scarred-teeth-found-sticking-19169309 https://www.edinburghlive.co.uk/best-in-edinburgh/whats-on-news/galloping-ghosts-devils-mark-creepy-16985450 https://www.facebook.com/HauntedScotlandInvestigates/posts/bluidy-tam-and-the-house-of-binnssitting-around-16-miles-from-edinburgh-close-to/4841889215929055/

My final interview of S3 is the wonderful Evelyn Hollow. You may know her lovely Scottish brogue  from the hit podcast The Battersea Poltergeist and Uncanny. Evelyn talks about her formative years in West Lothian, how she fell in love with the mathematical side of Psychology, and her larger-than-average hands.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/rightintheschoolies)

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In Episode 66, Jamie has a great chat with Zach Tarimo from Dictator (Band). Zach spoke about everything from how they've grown as a band, what he learned from being in Dictator, his advice to other musicians, the Scottish music scene, the band's musical influences and much much more. Dictator are a brilliant band based in West Lothian, Scotland so be sure to check out their music and support them!    Dictator: Dictator on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6s3XH0  Dictator on Twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/dictator_band Dictator on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dictatorband/?hl=en   Check out our website!: https://www.justgetarealjob.com   Donate to our Patreon page ☺️: www.patreon.com/justgetarealjob    Check out our YouTube Channel!: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAkul72gVEI6BYy2C5tKHig  Follow us on... Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/justgetarealjob/   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justgetarealjob/    Twitter: https://twitter.com/justgetarealjob    Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5jhVdYlNMU8jrFUQxShMit    Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/just-get-a-real-job/id1540434153    Artwork by Aimee Dinsdale: https://www.instagram.com/artbyaimeead/    Like and Subscribe ❤

In this episode, Stephen Gallacher, 2014 Ryder Cup champion and European Golf Tour veteran, shares what he has learned about himself through his experiences playing professional golf for more than 20 years at the most elite level in the world. Stephen opens up and discusses not only his successes, but how he was also able to work his way through some challenging moments in his career that ultimately led to him being in the winner's circle again. Stephen speaks about defining moments in his career such as winning his first pro tournament in 2004 ( the Alfred Dunhill Cup), being a part of the European team that won the Ryder Cup in 2014, and his most recent victory, the 2019 Hero Challenge in India. We finish off this episode speaking about the legacy that Stephen hopes to leave on the game and the mission of the Stephen Gallacher Foundation which has given back so much to the game of golf in Scotland. Stephen's BioStephen James Gallacher is a Scottish professional golfer who plays on the European Tour. He was born in Dechmont, West Lothian and is the nephew of former European Ryder Cup captain Bernard Gallacher. He played in a victorious Walker Cup side in 1995 and turned professional later that year.He first played on the European Tour in 1996, but struggled to begin with. In 2000, however, he reached the top hundred on the Order of Merit for the first time, placing 56th. In 2004 he recorded his first win on the tour at the Dunhill Links Championship and finished the year ranked 15th on the Order of Merit.In February 2013, he ended a 201-tournament wait for his second victory on the European Tour, when he won the Omega Dubai Desert Classic by three strokes. He held the lead going into the final round after he shot his best career round of 62 on the European Tour in the third round. The win moved him back into the world's top 100.The following year, he defended his title with a one stroke victory at the 2014 Omega Dubai Desert Classic for his third European Tour victory. He is the first golfer to ever successfully defend the title. Five years after his title defense in Dubai, he won again on the European Tour by claiming the 2019 Hero Indian Open, India's premier event, with a birdie on the 18th, despite a quadruple-bogey on the 7th. His son Jack caddied for him during his win in India. Gallacher was picked as one of the three captain's picks by Paul McGinley for the 2014 Ryder Cup.Connect With Stephen:Website: https://www.sgfoundation.co.uk/Twitter: https://twitter.com/stevieggolfInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevieggolf/?hl=enSpecial thanks to Bronx based band Conversing with Oceans and Alex Bondarev for creating the podcast music.https://www.conversingwithoceans.com/Opening saxophone piece by Peter Diglin

Cammy steps into the H&H extra hotseat and brings young James Forrest along for the ride. The boys discussing a ugly but satisfying win in West Lothian, drawing the Jambos for Hampden, the sheep visit on Saturday, and a warrior laid to rest. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices