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SNP accused of ‘moaning in the Commons’ as deputies step in for PMQs
by Peter Urpeth Photo Above: Palace of Westminster © Mike Gimelfarb on Wikipedia Damian Green, deputising for Theresa May at PMQs, has accused the SNP of ‘‘moaning in the House of Commons.” In reply to a question by the SNP’s Mhairi Black MP on the pension rights of women over 60 – and what the … Continue reading SNP accused of ‘moaning in the Commons’ as de […]
Sports Round-up
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Ali Price signs contract extension with Glasgow Warriors
Photo Above: Rugby Ball © Hirobi on Pixabay Glasgow Warriors scrum-half Ali Price has extended his contract at the Scotstoun Stadium. The Scotland international has signed a further two year deal with the Warriors, keeping him with the Rugby Union side until at least 2020. Price, who scored his second try in the emphatic victory … Continue reading Ali Price […]
Delivery driver sentenced to four years for death by dangerous driving.
By Indigo Stafford Photo Above: Edinburgh High Court © Ian McNally A delivery driver, who had been working two jobs back to back, killed a fellow motorist after falling asleep at the wheel. Ion Rusu, 41, was today sentenced to four years at The Edinburgh High Court for committing death by dangerous driving. Marek Majewski, 25, … Continue reading Delivery dri […]
NHS Lothian miss over 3000 diagnostic targets
Photo Above: Stethoscope © Darko Stojanovic on Pixabay NHS Lothian figures show that over 3000 people’s waiting time has exceeded six-weeks. This figure is inclusive of diagnostic tests to detect cancer. The Scottish government’s targeted time has dropped from 78.6 per cent to 69.7 per cent in a year, and in September an estimated 3583 patients … Continue re […]
The Edinburgh – Glasgow co-op on Homeless World Cup
Photo Above: Book Signing at Event © Philip Wegmann By Ian McNally and Philip Wegmann An Edinburgh church was transformed into a football sanctuary yesterday, as it played host to the launch of a new book about the Homeless World Cup. “Home Game” by Mel Young and Peter Barr was unveiled in Augustine United Church … Continue reading The Edinburgh – Glasgow co […]

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…

21/11/2016

Ma Journalism Assessed Bulletin 21/11/2016

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26/10/2016

Striking a Chord

By Andrew Grozier Taking your first step into the music industry can be a daunting prospect, on Stri…
21/10/2016

Music is Passion: Bridging the Genre Gap

by Nadine Schwizer This podcast tries to bridge the gap between different music enthusiasts by intro…
21/10/2016

Three C’s in a Pod

By Rachel Davidson THREE C’S IN A POD is a weekly podcast where host Rachel Davidson gets into…
21/10/2016

Forgotten Edinburgh: Dylan

By Rory Nicolson Forgotten Edinburgh aims to unearth and remember some of the lesser known an…
21/10/2016

Second Scottish Referendum

By Pau Llosa Brexit, international politics, This podcast explores one of the biggest political dile…
21/10/2016

Live Music Matters and Music is Audible

By Kenza Marland “A series of podcasts discussing the music and arts scene in Edinburgh. Does…
20/10/2016

Inside Comics

By Matthew Farnham On this week’s episode Matt catches up with comic book artist Alex Maleev a…
20/10/2016

Mac’s Tracks- Blink-182’s California

By Stuart Mackenzie In Mac’s Tracks, Stuart Mackenzie combines music news and reviews to provi…
20/10/2016

The Zero hours economy- is it working for anyone?

By Cormac Rae The progressive politics podcast. On this pod your host Cormac Rae interviews charitie…
20/10/2016

Love At First Swipe

By Robin Gillie Love at first swipe is a podcast dedicated to giving you the inside scoop on dating…
20/10/2016

Ireland & the Eighth

By Eoghan Scott In the latest episode of About Today Eoghan Scott attempts to dissect the ongoing ab…
20/10/2016

The Goodwill Seekers

By Lauren Rooney The goodwill seekers podcast brings charities and individuals to the radio table.…
20/10/2016

Planning Well Manual

By Noemi Distefano In this episode of the Planning Well Manual, International future students will f…
20/10/2016

The Audible Blackboard

By Andrew Hamilton The Audible Blackboard sees Andrew Hamilton explore the various challenges that u…
20/10/2016

Trending: Veganism

By Vanessa Taaffe Vanessa Taaffe examines the latest lifestyle, fashion, health and fitness trends t…
20/10/2016

Millenial Minds: Long Distance Relationships

By Stephanie Abbot Relationships come in all forms and as the world gets smaller and technology beco…
20/10/2016

Modern Gamer Episode 4: Girl Gamers

By Chloe Henderson In this episode of Modern Gamer, Chloe Henderson challenges the long-standing ide…
19/10/2016

Why do we dream?

By Iben Andersen Revsbech Understanding what dreaming is and what function it serves to our well-bei…

31/03/2015

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25/02/2015

Viktorija Scerbakova

Viktorija Scerbakova 5 Min Trial Bulletin
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Stuart Johnston

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Sonia Sarha

Sonia Sarha 5 Min Trial Bulletin
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Siobhan Brown

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Roisin Seaton

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Lily Baker

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Kieran Scott

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Fabiana Cacace

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Douglas Greenwood

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Clara Ribera

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Brogan Howie

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Ailsa McEwan

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Weronika Jasek

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Sean Gordon

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Peter Carsson

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Kyle Dunn

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Jessica Mercer

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Jennifer Nicol

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Craig Leiper

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Bruce Watt

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Andrew Fleming

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Adam Sturrock

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Interview with Halina Rifai

Listen to Marion Guichaoua speaking with Halina Rifa from Podcart regarding hip hop group Young Father’s recent success.
Interview with Dr Alan Convery

Paul Hyland interviews Dr Alan Convery from the University of Edinburgh regarding the Scottish Labour Party’s recent leadership crisis.
Journalists jobs to be cut

Dozens of journalists jobs are to be cut after plans to merge the Scotsman, the Edinburgh Evening News and Scotland on Sunday were announced yesterday…
Interview with Mark Dyon

Paul Hyland speaks with Mark Dayan of the Nuffield Trust about the recent funding cuts to hit NHS Scotland.
Old Firm Clash likely as Celtic beat Partick 6-0

Celtic beat Partick 6-0 last night, leading to a possibility of an Old Firm Clash in the semi-final. John Guidetti, who scored a hat trick in the matc…
Hibernian win streak cut short by Dundee United

Hibernian had their six-match win streak shut down by Dundee United after going to penalties. The match ended 3-3, with Dundee taking seven penalties…

Scottish Alternative Music Awards 2014

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VoxPod: The Oscars Edition

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Shades of Privilege 15/06/2018
Colourism is a more insidious form of racism, and harms the prospects of finding work and love for people with darker skin around the world. Natasha Pizzey reports from Mexico and Daniel Gallas reports from Brazil on the efforts to fight back against the prejudice against skin tone, which often emanates from within the same ethnic community as the victims. M […]
Dirty Money in Zimbabwe 14/06/2018
People queue all night to get filthy notes in a country which is running out of cash. Lesley Curwen visits Harare, the country's capital and talks to those who have to spend all night outside the bank and who then often don't manage to get any cash. And also when they do it's so dirty that it's not accepted outside the country. Plus Monic […]
Mongolian Yoghurt and the World Cup 14/06/2018
The usual western sponsors in this years World Cup have largely been replaced by Asian brands. Why? FIFA makes most of its money from selling the broadcast rights to the World Cup, and through corporate sponsorship. But this year fans won't be seeing as many of the usual brands they're used to on billboards and adverts. Instead, they'll be see […]
Unconscious Bias 12/06/2018
More than 8,000 US Starbucks branches closed for several hours one afternoon late last month to give almost 200,000 employees mandatory racial bias training. The move came after the firm had to apologise over the arrest of two black men who were waiting to meet someone in a Starbucks in Philadelphia. The training was designed to make staff more aware of thei […]
Economics v Politics 11/06/2018
The fractious meeting at the G7 summit in Canada, where US President Donald Trump lashed out over trade, has highlighted the increasing strain in the relationship between economics and politics. A new populist politics in the US and Europe has led to policies that have perplexed many mainstream economists, but should the economists being doing more to win ov […]

Death toll mounts in anti government protests in Nicaragua 16/06/2018
Peace talks resume in Nicaragua despite protests over deadly arson attack which killed six members of the same family; The former head of France Telecom to stand trial over his alleged role in a series of staff suicides; Ethiopia and Somalia to work together to invest in four sea ports and build a road network linking the two countries.
US separates almost 2,000 migrant children since April 16/06/2018
President Trump considers immigration policy as new figures reveal the scale of family separations on the US-Mexico border. Also: Portugal's Parliament votes to legalise marijuana-based medicines and why a visit to India 50 years ago had such an impact on The Beatles.
Trump Puts 25% Tariff on Chinese Goods 15/06/2018
President Trump unveiled the tariffs on $34bn worth of Chinese goods, accusing Beijing of intellectual copyright theft. Also: US strike targets Pakistan Taliban chief and stars turn out for Stephen Hawking memorial at Westminster Abbey.
Trump Foundation Faces New York Lawsuit 14/06/2018
New York's attorney general alleges "extensive and persistent" law breaking and also includes the President himself and three of Mr Trump's children. The Foundation denies the charges and says they're politically motivated. Also: Argentina's lower house votes to legalise abortion up to 14 weeks and a gadget has been invented to […]
US Warns North Korea Sanctions Will Not be Lifted Before Denuclearisation 14/06/2018
The US Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo, has said all three countries he's been briefing on the Singapore summit have agreed to maintain sanctions on North Korea for the time being. Also: memorial service held for Grenfell anniversary and Mars rover 'should ride out storm'.

Dr. Dean Edell - Live!
Dr. Dean Edell, one of the first physician broadcasters in the nation, is the host of America's second most popular syndicated radio talk show, The Dr. Dean Edell Show. He's heard on more than 400 radio stations, as well as the being the anchor of Medical Minutes, a series of ten weekly radio medical reports. He is also the host of the daily 90-sec […]
Ring of Fire - Live!
Progressive Talk streaming on internet radio with hosts Sam Seder, Mike Papantonio, and Robert F. Kennedy.
The Hugh Hewitt Show - Live!
Streaming on internet radio, talk radio show host and one of the nation's leading bloggers Hugh Hewitt brings his wit and expertise to talk radio.
Watchdog on Wall Street - Live!
Streaming on internet radio, this talk show is hosted by Chris Markowski. He is an investment banker, equity analyst, and consumer advocate and founder of an investment planning firm providing financial planning to individuals.
John Gibson Radio - Live!
Streaming on Internet Radio ... What’s your show going to sound like? I can’t stand shows where everyone agrees. That won’t be happening here. Can’t stand to be bored. Don’t mind being obsessed, but can’t stand shows that beat topics to death without a good reason, like new information or a new player. That won’t happen here. Can’t stand shows that focus on […]

U.N. Reportedly In Talks To Take Over Major Port In Yemen 17/06/2018
The report comes after U.N. special envoy Martin Griffiths arrived in Sana'a on Saturday to attempt to broker a cease-fire between the Houthi rebel group and the Saudi-led coalition.
Wynne Davis
Stay-At-Home Dads Still Struggle With Diapers, Drool, Stigma And Isolation 17/06/2018
It's hard to find other stay-at-home dads to hang out with, and working men worry you'll hit on their stay-at-home wives. Meanwhile, bosses still expect new fathers to work full-time. What's changed?
Jason Beaubien
Trump's Decision To Separate Families Heats Up Immigration Debate 17/06/2018
House Democrats converged on an immigration detention facility Sunday, as the Trump administration continued to shift blame elsewhere for the growing crisis.
Miles Parks
Hundreds March To Texas Tent City Holding Detained Immigrant Kids 17/06/2018
Rep. Beto O'Rourke organized the Fathers' Day march in just a couple of days. Hundreds of people showed up to protest the Trump administration's policy of separating families at the border.
Camila Domonoske
Rescue Ships Holding More Than 600 Migrants Reach Spain 17/06/2018
A convoy of rescue ships docked in Spain Sunday, after more than 600 migrants — including children and pregnant women — were turned away by Italy and Malta.
Wynne Davis

The Final Episode: Brasil Music Exchange - The Guardian's Music Podcast 18/09/2016
This final episode in the Brasil Music Exchange series is dedicated to the very best new music from Recife and Rio de Janeiro. What put Recife on the map was the ground-breaking Manguebeat cultural movement that kick-started an unprecedented creative explosion and long-time major music capital of Brazil, Rio de Janeiro is most associated with bossa nova and […]
Episode Nine: Brasil Music Exchange - The Guardian Music Podcast 14/09/2016
São Paulo is a megacity of over 20 million people and it’s the buzz at the heart of the independent music scene in Brazil. We feature music from the forefront of the SP new wave right now, with Metá Metá and their “apocalyptic afropunk”, the gorgeous pop melodies of Tulipa, indie rock princes Holger and hip hop star Criolo.
Episode Eight: Brasil Music Exchange - The Guardian Music Podcast 11/09/2016
This episode is dedicated to Northern Brazil with new sounds from Amazonas state, Pará, Ceará and beyond. Right now a northern influence is taking the whole country by storm. Raw tecnobrega beats, twangy guitarrada riffs and bouncy carimbó rhythms are working their way into the national soundtrack. We go to the source
Paralympic Special: Brazil Music Exchange - The Guardian Music Podcast 07/09/2016
This is the Brasil Music Exchange Paralympic special, bringing you the best new music direct from Brazil! This show is powered by Brazil’s bass-heavy beats - from dub and hip hop to sci-fi ragga. We go nationwide and check out the new Bahia Bass scene with tracks by Som Peba and A.MA.SSA. We play Rio rasteirinha by OMULU and outer-space bass by São Paulo’s s […]
The Close: Brasil Music Exchange - The Guardian Music Podcast 21/08/2016
This is the last episode of the Brasil Music Exchange! Over the past month we’ve brought you the best that Brasil has to offer. In this final episode Jody Gillett celebrates the women of new Brazilian music. Our all-female playlist includes the São Paulo vanguard sounds of Juçara Marçal, Tulipa and Céu, Bahia’s new voice Jurema, veteran carimbó queen Dona On […]