The Bylines Scotland Podcast

Bylines Writer, Martin Roche, discusses the implications for Scotland and the SNP in light of the First Minister of Scotland, Humza Yousaf's resignation.

Jo Caulfield talks about comedy, concrete, the Edinburgh Festival and the importance of a good buffet at a funeral.

Bylines Scotland writer , Stuart Donald, discusses his recent article; "The real reason we voted for Brexit: the grinding misery of inequality." https://bylines.scot/politics/brexit-and-inequality/

Secular sexuality: Christy Powell / An open conversation with US therapist, speaker and activist, Christy Powell, who specialises in compassionate, sex-positive, trauma-informed care. Presented by Susie Porter.

Bylines Scotland writer, David Murray, discusses his two-part article "Journey to a wellbeing economy" which examines the radical steps an independent Scotland will have to take in order to build the foundation for the next stage in the advancement of Scots and of humanity.

Rachel Mulrenan, from the charity, Wildfish. This month, Wildfish made a legal complaint to Environmental Standards Scotland claiming the Scottish Environment Protection Agency is failing to protect endangered wild salmon from sea lice parasites.

TikTok star, Zara Gladman, talks about her sensational online success and her appearance, for the first time, at the Glasgow Comedy Festival.

Danny Dorling, professor at Oxford University holding the Halford Mackinder Professorship in Geography, talks about his latest book "Shattered Nation", which seeks an answer to the question of how Britain has become divided.

Bylines Scotland writer, Joe Pierce, talks about the very real challenges people with disabilities still face today.

Polly Jones, Head of the Trussell Trust in Scotland, gives her reaction to the Budget.

LEIGHTON ANDREWS, Professor of Practice in Public Service Leadership and Innovation at Cardiff Business School,  and ex-minister in the Welsh Government, talks about his new book, "Ministerial Leadership" which examines the relationship between government ministers and their senior civil servants.

Sir John Curtice, Professor of Politics at The University of Strathclyde and senior research fellow at the National Centre for Social Research, discusses the upcoming General Election and the issues directly affecting Scotland.

Dr Dan Goyal, NHS Medical Consultant and Bylines Scotland's Health Policy Editor talks about the ITV series "Breathtaking" and his own experience in working on the NHS frontline during the Covid pandemic.

Bylines Scotland's Susie Porter, talks to Ronnie Barbour about her recent article: " Scotland’s sentiments for the monarchy: a growing call for constitutional change".

Bylines Scotland's contributor, Martin Roche, discusess his recent article: "The plot to kill the BBC".

Anne Potter, coordinator for Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Dunbartonshire and Renfrewshire WASPI Women's group, tells Ronnie how Scottish women are still fighting for justice. .

Bylines Scotland's Ronnie Barbour speaks to Dr. Clair Linzey, Deputy Director of the Oxford Centre for Animal Ethics, about her recently published report, "Killing to Kill": An Ethical Assessment of 'Predatory Control' on Scottish Moors.’

"Hidden in plain sight: Scotland’s international clout." by Stephen Gethins, Professor of International Relations at the University of St. Andrews.

Editor-in Chief, Patricia dos Santos Paton.