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News > Lyfe Wi Fyfe Live Broadcasts on the 9th and 16th March

Lyfe Wi Fyfe Live Broadcasts on the 9th and 16th March

Come and watch Iona Fyfe’s chat show Lyfe Wi Fyfe on Wednesdays 9th and 16th March at 7pm. Watch it below or visit or YouTube channel.

9th March – Lyfe with Fyfe conversation with Emma Grae 7pm-8:15pm

Emma Grae is a Scottish author and journalist from Glasgow. She has been writing in Scots since she was a student at the University of Strathclyde, tipsily coauthoring poems with fellow writer Lorna Wallace before moving on to write fiction in the language. She has published fiction and poetry in the UK and Ireland since 2014 in journals including The Honest Ulsterman, From Glasgow to Saturn and The Open Mouse. As a journalist, she writes under her birth surname, Guinness, and has bylines in a number of publications including Cosmopolitan, the Huffington Post and the Metro. Be Guid tae yer Mammy is her first novel.

Find her on Twitter @emmagraeauthor.

16th March – Lyfe with Fyfe conservation with Jack Capener – 7-8:15pm

Jack Capener is an Embra Scots-speaking gadge and language activist. He founded Oor Vyce in 2019 tae caa fur the Scottish Parliament and Government tae finally tak action tae protect and promote Scots. Jack presided ower it’s 2021 #ScotsPledge campaign. He also scrieves Scots poetry and dabbles in singin in the leid.

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