Episode 23 is full o stories that will mak ye sit up an taak notice. An wi’re spikkin aboot een o the best stories for a dark nicht – Dracula.  We ging fae the North East, tae the Borders wi Story Teller James Spence.   And faan wi’re in that neuk, rugby commentator Bill Johnstone […]

2nd November 2015: Episode 23 is full o stories that will mak ye sit up an taak notice. An wi’re spikkin aboot een o the best stories for a dark nicht – Dracula. We ging fae the North East, tae the Borders wi Story Teller James Spence. And faan wi’re in that neuk, rugby commentator […]

In Episode 22, wir at the first National Conference fae Education Scotland. The topic wis ‘Scots in the Classroom’ and fit a conference it wis – complete wi Scotland’s Minister for languages, Dr Alasdair Allan, launchin the Scottish Government’s policy for Scots Language. Wi’r spikkin tae Scots Language co-ordinator, Bruce Eunson and author/teacher, Mathew Fitt […]

In Episode 22, wir at the first National Conference fae Education Scotland. The topic wis ‘Scots in the Classroom’ and fit a conference it wis – complete wi Scotland’s Minister for languages, Dr Alasdair Allan, launchin the Scottish Government’s policy for Scots Language. Wi’r spikkin tae Scots Language co-ordinator, Bruce Eunson and author/teacher, Mathew Fitt […]

1st October 2015: In Episode 22, wir at the first National Conference fae Education Scotland. The topic wis ‘Scots in the Classroom’ and fit a conference it wis – complete wi Scotland’s Minister for languages, Dr Alasdair Allan, launchin the Scottish Government’s policy for Scots Language. Wi’r spikkin tae Scots Language co-ordinator, Bruce Eunson and […]

This is an episode that will hud yir lugs richt tae the end. We begin wi plans fae the new Scots Language Scriever Hamish MacDonald, tae a new play inspired by the horseman’s word, tae hearin fae writer James Robertson aboot the part Scotland played in the Slave Trade – and his novel Joseph Knight. […]

This is an episode that will hud yir lugs richt tae the end. We begin wi plans fae the new Scots Language Scriever Hamish MacDonald, tae a new play inspired by the horseman’s word, tae hearin fae writer James Robertson aboot the part Scotland played in the Slave Trade – and his novel Joseph Knight. […]

1st September 2015: This is an episode that will hud yir lugs richt tae the end. We begin wi plans fae the new Scots Language Scriever Hamish MacDonald, tae a new play inspired by the horseman’s word, tae hearin fae writer James Robertson aboot the part Scotland played in the Slave Trade – and his […]

In this Episode – We’re gaan aboot again in Episode 20 o Scots Radio – visitin some o the Festivals aroon Scotland.  An we hid the pleasure o meetin some fine fowk – like oor national poet an Maaker Liz Lockhead  an writer and storyteller Jess Smith. Liz spiks aboot writin in Scots  an Jess tells […]