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Scots Radio

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Scots Radio is a programme that spiks aboot the culture and the ongyans o fowk fa use Scots in their wirkin warl. Accordin tae the last census in Scotland, there are aroon 1.5 million Scots spikkers in this country. Ye dinna hae tae wanner far tae here it – jist ging as far North, Sooth, East an Wast as yir lugs’ll tak ye. I hope ye’ll enjoy rummelin aboot in the Episodes, and welcome tae the company that celebrates the Scots Language – and the fowk that jist spik it.

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Scots Radio Media

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www.scotsradio.com

Latest episode

Jul 1, 2026

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Episodes

Scots Radio | Episode 112 | September 2024 28.08.2024

It’s the Hairst season an athin that gings wi it. The ‘waivin grain’ delights nae only the weary fairmer, bit them that maks the magic that gings intae makin whisky. In this episode we visit the new Community Distillery at the Cabrach an hear aboot the plan tae regenerate the area.  Bill Brown tells us […]

Scots Radio | Episode 111 | July 2024 30.06.2024

IN EVERY LINE. Every noo an then, the stars align to create something special.  It’s maybe fate or luck, bit fitiver – it’s happened in this episode o Scots Radio. It’s foo o magical moments wi poets, writers an troubadours. Wir at The Doric Film Festival wi Sheena Blackhall an Professor Peter Reid.  Oor special […]

Scots Radio | Episode 110 | June 2024 31.05.2024

YALLA’S ON THE BROOM An fit a show the broom is makin this year.  An it’s time tae tak the road. In this programme wi journey tae meet Kathleen Anderson and hear aboot fit’s planned for the Keith Folk Festival. Wi jine pipe makar an piper, Fin Moore in his workshop near Dunkeld. An back […]

Scots Radio | Episode 109 | May 2024 01.05.2024

New Starts Fit wid be a better wye tae start oor new season than being in the lambin shed. The wee toots hivna hid an easy start – neither hiv the shepherds – fit heroes.  An we jine Linda Mair oot on the Cullen golf course for the start o the new golf season – […]

Scots Radio | Episode 107 | March 2024 29.02.2024

THE SCOTS LANGUAGE IN SCHOOLS AN ITHER PLACES. In this episode, we hear fae teacher Dr Jamie Fairbairn an Bruce Eunson, fae Education Scotland, fit the new Scots Language course for teachers will entail. An fit aboot a Scots Language Board – we discuss.  Poet an writer, Jim Macintosh tells us aboot his new book […]

Scots Radio | Episode 85 – (Repeat) | February 2024 01.02.2024

Another chance to hear the Scots Radio Episode that was nominated for an ‘Excellence Torc Award’ at this year’s Celtic Media Festival. Jine us again. The Year o Stories It’s anither extra special episode this month. An in the year o stories, we hiv some o the best story tellers on the programme tae brighten […]

Scots Radio | Episode 105 | January 2024 | New Year 01.01.2024

New Year 2024 Tae set the year aff in style wiv got a special programme sorted oot tae celebrate the new epoch. We welcome the new Scots Screiver, Susi Briggs fa will be representin Gallowa in the next year. Renowned singer, Sheena Wellington taks us through the mony facets o Robert Burns afore her workshop […]

Scots Radio | Episode 104 | December 2023 | XMAS! 06.12.2023

Christmas Cracker Wiv got a Special Christmas Cracker Edition for ye this time that includes a visit tae Monymusk Primary School in Aiberdeenshire. This wee school won the coveted Scots School o the year nae that lang ago – an boy jist listen tae fit’s being planned noo.  Wiv a special extended confab wi renowned […]

Scots Radio | Episode 103 | November 2023 02.11.2023

Books and Ither Bits It’s affa wither ootside, bit fit aboot jist bidin aside the fire wi a good book.  An wiv got a few books in this episode tae recommend.  Tae fit in wi the Scottish Book Trust’s  book week an the Saltire Society’s Literary Awards this month, wiv pit the gither a special […]

Scots Radio | Episode 102 | October 2023 28.09.2023

Hairst It’s Lammas time an wir celebratin  the Hairst in this programme. Faan we look ower the stubble parks, wir seein the results o generations o lifetimes experience. In this edition wir hairstin language, lore an music. Wir celebratin the Scots Language Awards wi Simon Thoumire,  an Steve Byrne taks a close look at fit […]

Scots Radio | Episode 101 | September 2023 03.09.2023

Hairst an Hopes We gaither in a few plans an promises for the hairst this episode.  Dave Mitchell tells us o  plans for a new Art Exhibition at the National Gallery o Scotland – we celebrate wi the young beekepers – oor National Scots Screiver gaithers  thegither his projects fae his year in the post  […]

Scots Radio | Episode 100 | August 2023 01.08.2023

In this oor 100th Episode o Scots Radio, wiv invited een o oor favourite fowk tae jine us – Master Steen Carver, David McGovern fae Monikie Rock Arts. David tells us aboot his new project, makin the Skinnet Steen for the ‘The Northern Pilgrims Way’ based in Caithness. An that ties intae the discussion aboot […]

Scots Radio | Episode 85 – (Repeat) | July 2023 31.07.2023

Another chance to hear the Scots Radio Episode that was nominated for an ‘Excellence Torc Award’ at this year’s Celtic Media Festival. Jine us again. The Year o Stories  It’s anither extra special episode this month. An in the year o stories, we hiv some o the best story tellers on the programme tae brighten […]

Scots Radio | Episode 98 | May 2023 27.04.2023

The Spring season wakens up wi a lot o new beginnins. In this edition, Poet Jim Mackintosh tells us aboot his new poetry book – The Banes o the Turas – an new plans for the comin year. An Dr Jamie Fairbairn tells us aboot the new online course for teachers wintin tae teach the […]

Scots Radio | Episode 97 | April 2023 01.04.2023

Our Daily Bread: In this episode the Scots Radio team are tryin tae work their wye roon the different kinds o grain we use in Bread. Fae the ancient types, richt up tae fit we use noo wi the help o Food writer and chef, Wendy Barrie an the fowk at the Real Bread Festival […]

Scots Radio | Episode 95 / 96 | February / March 2023 01.02.2023

WANNERIN INTAE SPRING‘If winter come – can Spring be far behind’ – weel sometimes ay. In this Episode we try to step oot o the auld world an intae the new, wi mair travellers tales tae bump start yir wannerin spirit. We experience journeys across the globe wi travel writer Alastair Scott an horticulturist David […]

Scots Radio | Episode 94 | New Year Special | January 2023 01.01.2023

Happy New Year: Jine us for anither bumper edition o Scots Radio. Enjoy the travellers tales wi oor special guest, author an storyteller, Jess Smith. An fit a journey Jess taks us on. Steve Byrne introduces us tae some unusual customs that involve clogs an donkeys, while Dave Mitchell taks us for a magical wanner […]

Scots Radio | Episode 93 | Christmas Edition | December 2022 01.12.2022

IN THE SPIRIT O CHRISTMAS – BLYTHE YULE: Weel – we enjoy this time o the year. In this festive edition we welcome oor special guest, Cameron McNeish faa invites us intae the hills an glens o Scotland through the pages o his new buik ‘An Eye To the Hills’ – stories tae be telt […]

Scots Radio | Episode 92 | November 2022 01.11.2022

THE TURNIN O THE YEAR:In this Episode wir wi the Heavy Horses at the World Clydesdale Show in Aiberdeen. Aroon 400 horses an thoosans o fowk fae aroon the Globe gaitherin there. Dave Mitchell has mair stories o Celtic Gods, wir enjoyin the delights o the gairden an a bumper Aipple Harvest in Charlie Abel’s […]

Scots Radio | Episode 91 | October 2022 03.10.2022

CHANGES AN CHALLENGES:  If there’s onythin that disna change – it’s change itsel.  In ess episode o Scots Radio, wi tak the rocky road an tackle the questions relatin tae the possible introduction o a Scots Language Bill an the Consultative Document fae the Scots Government relatin tae that process. It’s nae easy tryin tae […]

Scots Radio | Episode 90 | August 2022 29.08.2022

Rewildin an Regeneration – Respect for the Land: We hiv anither bumper edition this month. In the run up to their major conference Pete Cairns, Executive Director o ‘Scotland – the Big Picture’, tells us foo his organisation is rewildin an regeneratin large areas o land in Scotland. Wendy Barrie an Bosse Dalgren also introduce us […]

Scots Radio | Episode 89 | August 2022 29.08.2022

Doric Scriever – Book o Deer – Gairden Waas an Wither:  The National Library o Scotland has opened applications for this year’s Scriever residency fit will be based in the North East o Scotland. Alan Bett fae Creative Scotland outlines fit will be the socht efter skills for the new Doric Scriever. An on anither […]

Scots Radio | Episode 88 | July 2022 29.08.2022

Weel it’s summer – that’s fit we think onywye an thocht we wid spread a wee bit o sunshine wi a photay o oor first sunfloor. Wir oot in the gairden an beyond, among the plants an trees wi this bumper Episode. Wi hiv mair tales o the Scottish Plant Hunters fae Dave Mitchell. Gary […]

Scots Radio | Episode 87 | May / June 2022 29.08.2022

Whither we see them or jist imagine them bein there – it disna maitter. Some fowk are feart o them – ithers like tae hae them aroon. Bit fitiver, they are part o oor lives. In this episode, we celebrate the craturs we share wi – burds, beasts and ither beasties. Jine us for anither […]

Scots Radio | Episode 77 (Repeat) | April 2022 29.08.2022

Celebratin Easter an Sir Walter Scott – Anither Listen: Jine us as we celebrate the 250th anniversary o Sir Walter Scott.  Oor special guest, Professor Gary West, taks us ahin the buiks tae gaither mair information aboot the man himsel. David Mitchell escorts us roon the landscape that wis made bi this weel-kent screiver.  Claire […]

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