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24 APR

Good Day at White Rock - Knight Rider - The Cosy Crime Classics Podcast Episode 15

Episode 15 of the Cosy Crime Classics Podcast sees us join up with Michael Knight and KITT on vacation, as we take a look at Good Day at White Rock, from Season 1 of Knight Rider. In this episode, Gerry and Iain discuss love at first sight. This week, we meet Michael Knight (David Hasselhoff), […]

24 Apr

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1hr 5min
10 APR

A Small and Deadly War - The A-Team - The Cosy Crime Classics Podcast Episode 13

Episode 13 of the Cosy Crime Classics Podcast sees us join the A-Team on a mission to take down a rogue group of police officers acting as hitmen for hire, as we take a look at A Small and Deadly War, from Season 1 of The A-Team. In this episode, Gerry and Iain discuss side […]

10 Apr

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53 min
24/12/2015

Columbo Goes to College

The fifty fourth episode of Columbo was titled Columbo Goes to College and was the first episode of the show’s tenth season. A pair of privileged college students kill their professor to avoid punishment for cheating on an exam. In this podcast Gerry and Iain look at a particularly arrogant couple of killers and the welcome return of a much-loved face. […]

24/12/2015

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1hr 9min
23/10/2015

Conzo Throb

In Episode 9 we chat with illustrator and street artist Conzo Throb. Conzo has been involved with the Secret Walls events and we chat about how that came about and what he loves about the format. Conzo’s distinctive, round–headed and chubby-cheeked characters have been appearing on walls in art studios, office complexes, bars and restaurants across Scotland for a number of years. As illustration and street art have fused, Conzo has been at the cutting edge, his funny and fast art taking him all around the world. In this episode we talk about how the Secret Walls initiative has made cartooning a spectator event; Conzo’s extensive work with young people; his approach to illustration assignments; and the origins of his drawing style. You can subscribe to Drawn Out in iTunes, Pocket Casts, TuneIn, Stitcher or via your usual podcast app. Conzo’s Website Secret Walls Conzo on Twitter The post Conzo Throb appeared first on Drawn Out Podcast.

23/10/2015

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29 min
24/11/2015

#29: Jeane Freeman OBE

In Episode 29 of Apolitical we speak with Jeane Freeman OBE, a co-founder of Women for Independence and the SNP’s candidate for Carrick, Cumnock & Doon Valley in the 2016 Holyrood elections. We chat about her journey from the Labour party to the SNP; the potential impact of tax credits reform; TTIP; and the election campaign ahead. Amongst the topics we discuss with Jeane on the podcast are: • Her involvement in student politics; • Joining the Labour party and her role as senior political advisor to First Minister Jack McConnell; • When she determined that independence was in Scotland’s best interests; • Joining the SNP and her candidacy for Carrick, Cumnock & Doon Valley; • Her thoughts on the tax credits reform proposed by George Osborne and the Conservative government; • Reflections on Scottish Labour’s response and thoughts on the SNP’s approach to the issue; • Revisiting her BBC interview with Andrew Neil during the referendum campaign on TTIP; • Her present views on TTIP and whether it is still a threat; • Early canvassing and the current lie of the land in Carrick, Cumnock & Doon Valley; and • Her hopes for the next session of the Scottish Parliament. Please join us in discussing these issues or any other raised in the podcast below, or find us on Twitter at @apoliticalpod. You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Pocket Casts, TuneIn, Stitcher or on your usual podcast app. View our house rules for commenting here. Show Links: Women for Independence Jeane’s Election Crowdfunder Jeane on Twitter The post #29: Jeane Freeman OBE appeared first on Apolitical Podcast.

24/11/2015

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44 min
11/08/2015

#18: Carolyn Scott

In Episode 18 of Apolitical we speak with Carolyn Scott who is a writer, presenter and producer on NewsShaft and a founder of News Scotland CIC. We chat about ‘new media’, News Scotland CIC’s programming and her interest in issue-based politics. Amongst the topics we discuss with Carolyn on the podcast are: • Her introduction to political activism; • Whether she has ambitions of a career in politics; • The genesis of News Scotland CIC; • The strengths of developing ‘new media’ sources in Scotland; • The benefits and drawbacks of online-only media; • Why News Scotland didn’t eventually launch a Scottish digital TV channel; • What ‘new media’ offers that traditional media doesn’t; • Sustainable funding models for ‘new media’; • NewsShaft and other News Scotland CIC projects; • Her approach to issue-based politics and whether causes are being overwhelmed by the independence movement; • The case for electoral reform at Westminster; and • Her assessment of the future for ‘new media’ and News Scotland CIC. Please join us in discussing these issues or any other raised in the podcast below, or find us on Twitter at @apoliticalpod. View our house rules for commenting here. Show Links: News Scotland CIC NewsShaft website NewsShaft podcast Carolyn Scott on Twitter Carolyn’s columns on NewsShaft NewsShaft on Twitter The post #18: Carolyn Scott appeared first on Apolitical Podcast.

11/08/2015

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38 min
18/09/2015

Colin Bell & Neil Slorance

In Episode 4 we chat with Colin Bell and Neil Slorance. Colin and Neil recently concluded their all-ages comic book series Dungeon Fun, having swept the board at the 2014 Scottish Independent Comic Book Awards and launched a collected edition in September. They also produce a humour strip for the monthly Doctor Who: Twelfth Doctor title from Titan Comics. In a freewheeling and funny conversation with the lads we cover how the two met; the importance they place on creating a child-friendly comic; how they landed the Doctor Who gig and the controversial debate over whether their stories are canon in the Whoniverse; the fleeting nature of internet fame; tortoises; and lots more. Also, Terry gets schooled on the pronunciation of “kawaii”. WARNING: this episode contains mild spoilers for both Dungeon Fun and upcoming Doctor Who strips. You can subscribe to Drawn Out in iTunes, Pocket Casts, TuneIn, Stitcher or via your usual podcast app. Colin Bell website Colin Bell on Twitter Neil Slorance website Neil Slorance on Twitter Do Gooder Comics Buy Dungeon Fun The post Colin Bell & Neil Slorance appeared first on Drawn Out Podcast.

18/09/2015

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33 min
07/05/2015

#4: Gillian Martin

In Episode 4 of apolitical we speak with Gillian Martin, an SNP activist and North East Scotland Exec for Women for Independence about gender equality in Scottish politics and the increasing importance placed on individual party leaders over policy and local candidates at UK Elections. Amongst the topics we discuss with Gillian on the podcast are: • Inheriting political activism from her father; • Supporting quotas for all-female shortlists; • The politics of personalities and the impact of televised debates; • Her own political ambitions; and • What she learned from watching her political role-model. Please join us in discussing these issues or any other raised in the podcast below, or find us on Twitter at @apoliticalpod. View our house rules for commenting here. Show Links: Gillian’s blog – The Misssy M Misssives Gillian on Twitter Women for Independence Indy Quines blog The post #4: Gillian Martin appeared first on Apolitical Podcast.

07/05/2015

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30 min
23/02/2016

#35: Naomi McAuliffe

In Episode 35 of Apolitical we welcome Naomi McAuliffe as our fourth guest of Season 2. Naomi is the head of Amnesty Scotland and has written for the Guardian and other publications. Amongst the topics we discuss with Naomi on the podcast are: • Her history in political activism; • How the Scottish Government’s approach to Human Rights differs from the UK Government; • Whether Amnesty Scotland has noticed or benefitted from increased political engagement in Scotland; • The refugee crisis and what has been happening recently; • The present situation in Calais; • How asylum seekers are treated in Scotland; and • The UK Government’s manifesto commitment to replacing the Human Rights Act. Please join us in discussing these issues or any other raised in the podcast below, or find us on Twitter at @apoliticalpod. You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes, Pocket Casts, TuneIn, Stitcher or on your usual podcast app. View our house rules for commenting here. Show Links: Naomi on Twitter Amnesty Scotland Amnesty International UK The post #35: Naomi McAuliffe appeared first on Apolitical Podcast.

23/02/2016

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40 min
SEASON 1, EPISODE 10

Coffee's Growth in the UK

In Episode 9 of Coffee Talk we chat with a new guest who has worked in the UK coffee industry since the 1980s. We look at the changes and developments over that time and ahead to new opportunities in the years to come. Join us every week to learn more about the production and consumption of coffee. The post Coffee’s Growth in the UK first appeared on Coffee Talk Podcast.

S1, E10

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26 min

All the podcasts produced by Heard Yet Media, inclusing the popular Columbo Podcast and Fascinating? A Star Trek Podcast.