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Fundraising appeal to save Leith community centre #backdrbells
Dr. Bell’s Family Centre launches an appeal to raise £25,000 by April 2017
News Round-Up
A round-up of today’s developing news stories in Edinburgh and across the globe. Headlines Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon addressed the Irish Parliament today. A 36,000 tonne arch has been slid over a nuclear disaster site in Chernobyl 650-thousand people in the Iraqi city of Mosul are without water – after a pipeline […]
Free WiFi in Edinburgh city centre goes live
In light of the present and upcoming Christmas and Hogmanay celebrations, Edinburgh has launched it’s new free WiFi service in the city centre. Throughout central Edinburgh, from Queen Street to the Meadows, Haymarket to Holyrood Park, everyone will now be able to make use of the free WiFi from today, until the end of the […]
Scottish councils facing funding deficit
Scottish councils could face a combined funding gap of £553 million by 2018, according to a new report from the Accounts Commission. The Commission has said that based on figures from 2015/16, local authorities are currently in good financial health but have found that there could be “significant challenges” in the future. Councillor Kevin Keenan, […]
Kate Bush suffers backlash after backing Theresa May
In an interview with Canadian current affairs publication, Maclean’s Magazine, the iconic British singer-songwriter, Kate Bush, expressed her admiration for the UK Prime Minister. In the process, Bush has angered much of her fan-base. When asked in the interview whether “the fear [of women in power] is stronger than ever” in the wake of Hillary […]
Imagine Dragons announce work on new album and release song
Imagine Dragons have announced they are working on their third album. The ‘Radioactive’ hit-makers left a message to their fans on their Facebook page. The message also provided a clip with the band’s new song for upcoming Sci-Fi blockbuster, Passengers starring Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence. Listen to the full version of ‘Levitate’ here. Read […] […]

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…

12/04/2016

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08/03/2016

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31/03/2015

Tuesday 31st March 4.45 Bulletin
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25/02/2015

Viktorija Scerbakova

Viktorija Scerbakova 5 Min Trial Bulletin
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Stuart Johnston

Stuart Johnston 5 Min Trial Bulletin
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Sonia Sarha

Sonia Sarha 5 Min Trial Bulletin
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Siobhan Brown

Siobhan Brown 5 Min Trial Bulletin
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Lily Baker

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Kieran Scott

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Fabiana Cacace

Fabiana Cacace 5 Min Trial Bulletin
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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

Peter Carsson 5 Min Trial Bulletin
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Kyle Dunn

Kyle Dunn 5 Min Trial Bulletin
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Jessica Mercer

Jessica Mercer 5 Min Trial Bulletin
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Jennifer Nicol

Jennifer Nicol 5 Min Test Bulletin
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Craig Leiper

Craig Leiper 5 Min Test Bulletin
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Bruce Watt

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Andrew Fleming

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Adam Sturrock

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War Poets Poppies

By Heather Thomson The mystery Edinburgh book sculptor has gifted the War Poets Centre at Edinburgh Napier University with a beautiful bouquet of popp…
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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…

30/10/2014

Sommers appointed Rangers executive chairman

The Rangers non-executive chairman David Sommers has been made exectuive chairman on a temporary basis. He will be overseeing the appointment of a new chief exectuvie and finance director for the club.
30/10/2014

Scotland to play Netherlands in Women’s World Cup qualifiers

Scotland kicks off against the Netherlands in Rotterdam at six o’clock tonight in order to qualify for then Women’s World Cup. They must overturn a 2-1 deficit to progress.
23/10/2014

3 minute bedtime stories

by Mariana Mercado “Three Minute Bedtime Stories” is a children’s radio podcast that invites famous controversial figures to read classic bedtime stories for children. Of course, some of these controversial figures may be somewhat resistant to…
29/11/2013

Group C 28/11/2013 Bulletin
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Group B 28/11/2013 Bulletin
29/11/2013

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22/11/2013

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07/11/2013

The Bowled Over Cricket Podcast – Episode 1 – Sachin Tendulkar Retirement

Presented by Alasdair Crews. In this episode, the build-up to the final test for Indian great Sachin Tendulkar is discussed. Memories of his career are shared and Alasdair breaks out some statistics to try and work out if he has any chance of going…
07/11/2013

Misfits: There Ain’t No Happy Endings.

A part of a weekly Wednesday podcast by Alie Simpson, who discusses the latest stories and gossip in TV entertainment and film. This week, with Misfits having entered its much-anticipated fifth and final series, Alie takes a look back over what has h…
24/10/2013

Grangemouth

By stephen mahon
24/10/2013

Grangemouth Crisis
24/10/2013

Grangemouth crisis continues

There is a glimmer of hope for the town of Grangemouth this afternoon as crisis talks between Ineos and Unite have reopened. It is hoped an agreement can be met within the next 24hours. Lisa Moir reports live from the site.
24/10/2013

Grangemouth, union say yes to survival plan

The latest news from Falkirk’s petrochemical plant.
24/10/2013

Live Report from Grangemouth by Alasdair Crews

Live report from Grangemouth Chemical Plant, where talks between Union bosses and the owners of the plant have become more positive over the course of today. (Be nice in the comments please……)
24/10/2013

Grangemouth by Stuart Iversen

As the Grangemouth dispute continues a glimmer of hope have been presented by the most recent talks. Stuart Iversen reports from the location.
24/10/2013

Grangemouth Faces Potential Closing

Around 800 employees are at risk of losing their jobs when Ineos announced Grangemouth’s plant closing on Wednesday, but the Union met on Thursday in hopes of coming to an agreement. Reporting by Jordan Hooks
24/10/2013

Grangemouth by David Thomson

The latest from Grangemouth.
24/10/2013

Grangemouth by Rachael Bell

Up to 800 jobs could be lost if Ineos does not reverse decision to close the petrochemical plant in Grangetown complex.
24/10/2013

Positive Twist In Grange Mouth Saga

Hamza Jabir Union Leaders have announced a willingness to accept plant owners INEOS survival plan. This had been rejected earlier this week due to its cuts on bonuses and pensions among other things. Unite Union leader Len McCluskey now see’s t…
24/10/2013

Grangemouth Closure Talks

Ryan Strachan, reporting for Radio Napier News, in Grangemouth. Grangemouth workers union UNITE are optimistic after fresh talks with petrochemical company Ineos. A survival package has been created which bodes well for the future of Grangemouth.…
24/10/2013

A new hope for Grangemouth survival

By Jonathan Davis The future of Grangemouth Petrochemical Plant took an upward turn today as union leaders confirmed they are in talks with chemical giants, Ineos to ensure the survival of the site. All 800 employees of the Grangemouth facility were…

Scottish Alternative Music Awards 2014

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A students guide to a Scottish summer

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VoxPod: The Oscars Edition

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The Future of Germany's Car Industry 22/09/2017
Rob Young reports from Germany ahead of national elections this weekend. Car makers are trying to overcome the diesel emissions scandal that has annoyed voters and keep up with fast moving technological change. What does the future hold for them? Plus Tanya Beckett reports from Essen in the country's coal and steel belt, where industrial decline has hit […]
Access Africa 21/09/2017
How have mobile phones transformed young lives in Africa? Today in Africa most young people in urban areas have mobile phones. The number of connections across the continent is estimated at over two hundred million and is set to rise. It’s no longer just about keeping in touch. Today a mobile phone can give you access to an education, healthcare, money and m […]
Beginning of the End for QE 20/09/2017
A decade on from the financial crisis, the US Federal Reserve is likely to formally announce the process of unwinding quantitative easing. The BBC's Dominic O'Connell speaks to Randy Kroszner, former member of the board of governors at the Fed. Plus Manuela Saragosa asks Steve Dennis from SageBerry Consulting whether online retailer Amazon is forci […]
What Went Wrong at Ryanair? 19/09/2017
As thousands of Ryanair passengers are left stranded, what does it say about the company? We hear the latest from the BBC's business correspondent Dominic O'Connell and contributing editor of the Harvard Business Review Karen Dillon talks about the complexity of managing staff holiday requests. Also on the programme, the BBC's Elizabeth Hotson […]
Is the Future Jobless? 18/09/2017
Will the advance of artificial intelligence reduce the amount of jobs available to human beings? The BBC's Nick Robinson speaks to movers and shakers in Silicon Valley to assess their views. Plus, computing specialist Dr. Alan Woodward of Surrey University says we shouldn't fear a dystopian future for jobs just yet. Also in the programme, Jeremy Wa […]

US Bombers Fly Close to North Korea's East Coast 23/09/2017
US Bombers fly close to North Korea's east coast. North Korea's foreign minister tells UN that sanctions won't force his country to change its nuclear policy. Also, hundreds of civilians flee from the Democratic Republic of Congo to Zambia because of increased violence.
British PM Sets Out Vision for Brexit 22/09/2017
Theresa May calls for a 2 year transition period after Britain leaves the EU. Also, we look ahead to the German elections, we report from Puerto Rico after Hurricane Maria, and visit an exhibition celebrating the work of Jean-Michel Basquiat.
Uber Stripped of London Licence 22/09/2017
Transport for London says Uber is not "fit and proper" to hold a London private hire operator licence. Also: British PM urges two-year Brexit transition deal and octopuses are surprisingly social.
North Korea: Trump ramps up sanctions 21/09/2017
The US targets individuals and firms, including banks, that trade with North Korea. Also, the search continues for survivors of the Mexico earthquake, and the French chef who no longer wants his Michelin three stars.
South Korea to Send Humanitarian Aid to North 21/09/2017
Seoul plans to provide $8m through UN programmes aimed at children, pregnant women and improving medical supplies. Also: Mexico has appealed for international help following Tuesday's devastating earthquake and a "stop-smoking" campaign in UK backs e-cigarettes.

Norman Goldman - Live!
Streaming this talk radio show on internet radio, Norman Goldman hosts a show "where justice is served" and "where fierce independence is the norm".
Sporting News Radio - Live!
Streaming on internet radio, you can listen to this radio show and "See a Different Game".
Tammy Bruce - Live!
Streaming on internet radio, Tammy Bruce hosts a talk radio show. She is an openly gay, conservative talk show host.
The Dennis Prager Show - Live!
Streaming on internet radio, this talk radio show is hosted by Dennis Prager; a conservative commentator on personal, social, moral, and religious issues.
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.

Trump Embroiled In Two Controversies About Professional Sports, Race And Culture 24/09/2017
In remarks Friday night in Alabama, Trump took issue with NFL players who have knelt in protest during the national anthem. And on Twitter Saturday, he targeted Stephen Curry of the NBA.
Vanessa Romo
Frustrations Mount At Miami Airport As Passengers To Puerto Rico Wait And Worry 24/09/2017
After Maria hit, airport operations in San Juan are limited. Flights to Puerto Rico have been booked, boarded — then returned to the gate, to send weary travelers back for another round of bookings.
Camila Domonoske
Cancer Patient Says Condition Will Dictate Life Choices With ACA Repeal 23/09/2017
At the age of 29, Molly Young was diagnosed with breast cancer. The Affordable Care Act has been paying for her treatments. NPR's Michel Martin talks with Young about how she would fare under the new GOP plan.
Late Night Show Sharpens Tone As Jimmy Kimmel Revives Health Care Debate 23/09/2017
This week, late night host Jimmy Kimmel took aim at politicians trying to repeal the Affordable Care Act. And he did it repeatedly, over three nights, crossing into new, politicized territory for his show.
'The Force' Documentary Reframes Community Policing Narrative 23/09/2017
In recent years, tensions between the police and the public in the U.S. have reached an all-time high. The Force, chronicles two years of the Oakland Police Department's efforts at major reform after decades of troubled community relations. NPR's Michel Martin speaks with the documentary's filmmaker Peter Nicks.

Paths with Purpose 22/09/2017
The right walkway in the right place makes your garden look bigger - and better - says Joe Swift
Rhiannon Thomas
Can you claim the Winter Fuel Payment? 19/09/2017
Paul Lewis has the answers
Lisa Sutcliffe
Owning a luxury lodge at one of our outstanding parks is an easy and affordable way to escape from it all at a moments notice 14/09/2017
Just imagine what life would be like if you could step out of your front door and walk along a beautiful coastal path or countryside location
Sharon Hunter
Petal Power 14/09/2017
Big, blowsy and beautiful - I love Dahlias, says Joe Swift
Radio Times Staff
Giving to charity through your will 12/09/2017
If youre considering writing or updating a will, its worth knowing that leaving gifts to charity not only helps good causes, but could also reduce your Inheritance Tax (IHT) rate
Alex Donoyou

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 […]