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  • 25/10/2019

    GREENPRINTS | E.1 SUSTAINABLE FASHION

    By Dana Hall Did you know that cotton is responsible for roughly 16% of all pesticide and insecticide use? We sit down with Cat Anderson, owner of eth…

  • 25/10/2019

    History Behind TV Series

    By Virginie Incerto ‘History Behind TV series’ is a podcast that presents the origins of successful TV series. Between fiction and reality, this podca…

  • 24/10/2019

    Dragons and Discussions

    By Isa Reneman In this episode of Dragons and Discussions, I talk about the ways in which the Dragon Age video game series uses characters as a tool f…

  • 24/10/2019

    Kid’s climate change Podcast

    By Abbie McAdam ‘As Greta Thunberg’s recent appearance at a UN convention on the environmental crisis went viral, she got children around…

  • 24/10/2019

    The Latest Taste

    By Campbell Paterson The Latest Taste is a podcast exploring the weird and wonderful world of craft beer through guided tastings. This first episode w…

  • 24/10/2019

    Behind Relationships

    By Lea Levy Behind Relationships is a series of podcast analysing relationships and friendships in an open and fun conversation.   Each month we will…

  • 24/10/2019

    Behind the Scenes of Reality TV

    By Sophie Aristotelous Reality TV has become increasingly popular and exists in many forms, from dating shows and competitions to following people in…

  • 22/10/2019

    Next Call

    By Liliya Nikolva Next Call is a podcast that explores the importance of careers, professional passion, and how they affect our lives. More specifical…

  • 22/10/2019

    Unfriending Social Media

    By Rachel Salveta ‘Unfriending Social Media’ is a series of podcasts exploring the harmful effects social media can have on every one of u…

  • 22/10/2019

    Scotland’s Climate Change

    By Abeer Hussein Scotland’s Climate Change is a podcast series about the different ways that climate change is affecting life in Scotland. Scotl…

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  • 26/10/2018

    Am Cultured Like

    By Louise Wylie The world of high culture can seem, well, pretty damn high for a short arses like me. If you don’t know your Puccini from your Proust,…

  • 26/10/2018

    Off The Beaten Track

    By Paulette Myrie Off The Beaten Track is a series of podcasts that brings you new and alternative music from artists and musicians in Edinburgh. This…

  • 26/10/2018

    Whose city is it anyway?

    By Becca Inglis Living in cities means being privy to constant battles as a melting pot of people try to live alongside each other. Covering gentrific…

  • 25/10/2018

    Speaking Hypothetically

    By Roisin Kilroy Have you ever wondered who looked better in a toga out of Julius Caesar, Caligula or Nero? We have- frequently. Speaking Hypothetical…

  • 25/10/2018

    The Secret Diary of a Supply Teacher

    By Lynn Rusk The Secret Diary of a Supply Teacher is a podcast series about the ins and outs of what it’s really like to work as a substitute te…

  • 25/10/2018

    The Edited Self

    by Gemma Stroyan ‘The Edited Self’ is the first episode of a new podcast series exploring our responses to this digital world. Today, everything is in…

  • 25/10/2018

    The F1 Weekend Review: USGP

    By Gus Kubiak The F1 Weekend Review takes a look back the all the action from the United States Grand Prix, and then we speak with Ben Hunt, the Formu…

  • 25/10/2018

    Tales of Serie A: Football Club Internazionale Milano

    By Andrea Triunfo Serie A is one of the oldest professional football leagues in the world: founded in 1898. The league has seen many new clubs born, r…

  • 25/10/2018

    Edinburgh on Frame

    by Alejandro Basterrechea Edinburgh on Frame is a  podcast about the photography scene in Edinburgh. Each month, I will be speaking with different pho…

  • 25/10/2018

    Pages of Change – Revolting Prostitutes: The Fight For Sex Workers Rights – Molly Smith

    By Carly Bell Episode 33 of Pages of Change interviews sex worker, activist and author, Molly Smith, co-author of Revolting Prostitutes: The Fight for…

  • 22/10/2018

    Being Mindful

    By Morven McIntyre ‘Being Mindful’ is a podcast series looking at different practises that can improve our mental health. On episode one, Morven looks…

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  • 13/11/2017

    Brexit and Migrants

    By Abdulrahman Ezz

  • 03/11/2017

    Scotland a brighter future

    By Joel, Jones-Lapsley A ten-minute look at renewable energy in Scotland. What exactly is renewable energy, why do we use it and what does Scotland’s…

  • 27/10/2017

    Digital Drugs: Porno

    By Ian McNally. Welcome to Digital Drugs, a podcast series that aims to explore the batch of addictive behaviours that young people in particular have…

  • 27/10/2017

    Homelessness in Edinburgh

    By Aisling Press Oct. 2017 – Scottish Government Statistics have revealed that more than 34,000 people applied for temporary accommodation in Sc…

  • 27/10/2017

    Why You Hate Refugees

    By Carolyn Scott Why you hate refugees is the first in an agitational series of podcasts from broadcaster Carolyn Scott that seeks to take a deeper lo…

  • 27/10/2017

    Origins of “Auld Reekie”

    By Ryan Latto Edinburgh Underground is your tour-guide podcast. From Deacon Brodie, the Plague of 1646, and the ‘Underground’ itself, each…

  • 26/10/2017

    Mind Your Head

    By Lindsay Thomson Fundraiser and author Calum Cameron speaks to Lindsay Thomson in the first episode of her new podcast, Mind Your Head, where she in…

  • 26/10/2017

    Too Much Information: Nutrition Vs Netflix

    By Indigo Stafford Welcome to my podcast, ‘Netflix Vs Nutrition’ This podcast would be part of a monthly online series entitled, Too Much Information.…

  • 26/10/2017

    Limits

    By Rachel Mackie Limits is a podcast that allows women to tell their own stories about working in male dominated environments, and the everyday strugg…

  • 26/10/2017

    Science, Religion and other Belief-systems

    By Philip Wegmann There are lots of ways to believe in something. You can believe in Science, Religion, Faith, wishes, dreams, bad omens, yourself, ot…

  • 26/10/2017

    Talk Oil and Gas

    By Ben Green The American oil and gas industry has been heavily dependent on imported energy for decades. Concerns were brought about after the 1970s,…

  • 26/10/2017

    Sustainability in the City

    by Claire Galloway Hello and welcome to Sustainability in the City. I’m Claire Galloway. In this episode we will set the scene, highlighting the chall…

  • 26/10/2017

    Highland Battles: Battle of Bannockburn

    By Clay Winowiecki

  • 25/10/2017

    Edition – Publishing industry news from Scotland’s capital

    Edition – Edinburgh’s publishing news podcast – produced and presented by Peter Urpeth. Edition #1 – features two interviews f…

  • 25/10/2017

    “Edinburgh Story Time”

    by Silja Frohlich Explore the dark soul of the story ‘The strange case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde’ in today’s episode with your host S…

  • 24/10/2017

    Cut Out

    By Rhona Shennan Cut Out is a weekly podcast dedicated to shining a light on the issues and people who have found themselves underrepresented in the m…

  • 23/10/2017

    New Kid on the Block

    Starting your own business can be a mean feat, and often we’re put off doing so because we’re not sure where to begin! Join me, Charlotte, for this pr…

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