Young Scots for independence

Seat at the table

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Scottish podcast commentating on both national and international affairs in an easy to understand way! Speaking to insightful guests (that can have a laugh) every weekYoung Scots for Independence Podcast

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Apr 13, 2026

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Episodes

Fiji to Scotland at 16, Walk-In GPs and voting No in 2014 // Seat at the table with Simita Kumar 13.04.2026

In this episode of Seat at the table, I was joined by Cllr Simita Kumar. Simita is the leader of the SNP group in Edinburgh council and also the SNPs candidate for the newly formed Edinburgh South Western constituency. Simita was a brilliant guest. In this episode we discuss • Her campaign • Growing up in a working class background before moving to Scotland from Fiji at 16 • The racist abuse her f...

Palestine, Being First Minister and taking on Reform // A seat at the table with Humza Yousaf MSP 06.03.2026

In our very first episode of Seat at the table, we were lucky enough to be joined by Former First Minister and current MSP for Glasgow Pollok, Humza Yousaf. Throughout the episode we discuss Palestine, what it was like being the youngest elected MSP in 2011 and what he plans to do when he steps down in May. Like what you hear or have a question? Get in touch at podcast.satt@gmail.com ( recorded Oc...

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