Scots Spill the Beans

Kim McAllister
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Scotland is more than tartan castles and whisky glens - so come on in and hear the secrets from the Scots. Kim McAllister interviews Outlander stars, rugby heroes and a diverse crowd of modern Scots, young and old. All spill the beans on growing up, working in and representing this wee nation. Follow us on Instagram @ScotsSpillTheBeans

Episódios

  1. Coco Pops, mums army and a tennis legacy - Judy Murray spills the beans

    03/04/2019

    Coco Pops, mums army and a tennis legacy - Judy Murray spills the beans

    Hi, welcome the sixth episode of Scots Spill the Beans.  I’m Kim McAllister, this is the last in the series and what a finale I have for you! If you were listening last week to my chat with golfer Paul Lawrie you’ll have heard me tease you that I had a big surprise in store. Well, I deliver on my promises – today’s guest is Judy Murray. I have admired this woman for about a decade, so it was a real treat to chat to her. Isn’t it wonderful when your heroes exceed your expectations? Now Judy is an extremely busy lady so I had to do this interview over the phone. But even though the sound quality isn’t quite as sharp as you’re used to on this podcast – I think you’ll cope just fine.

    27min
  2. Jumbo sausage, Brewdog beer and golf in Aberdeen: Paul Lawrie spills the beans

    27/03/2019

    Jumbo sausage, Brewdog beer and golf in Aberdeen: Paul Lawrie spills the beans

    Hi, welcome to episode 5 of Scots Spill The Beans. I’m Kim McAllister and I went back to my second home Aberdeen for this week’s episode and hung out with local hero Paul Lawrie.  Paul is the last Scottish golfer to have won a major – The Open in 1999 - he’s been in the Ryder Cup team twice and he runs the hugely popular Paul Lawrie Golf Centre.  I think I’ve also figured out why they call him Chippie… Paul spills the beans on Aberdeen, the north east of Scotland, golf psychology, teaching children to play golf and his one regret He mentions: The Marcliffe Hotel Skibo Castle Muirfield Golf Club Turnberry Bredog the beer and the pubs Belhaven Beer Still Game Kings Links and the promenade at Aberdeen beach Aberdeen golf courses Royal Aberdeen, Murcar, Trump, Deeside Peterculter fish and chip shop "Jumbo's"

    16min
  3. Crying on TV, golf psychology and Scottish positivity; Gavin Hastings spills the beans

    19/03/2019

    Crying on TV, golf psychology and Scottish positivity; Gavin Hastings spills the beans

    Hi, welcome to episode 4 of Scots Spill The Beans. It’s a big one - today I’m chatting to Scottish rugby legend Gavin Hastings. I’ve known Gav for a long time, he’s friends with my dad, who's a broadcaster, so obviously I had to ask him about that time Dad made him cry live on air… Gav spills the beans on: Scotland's 14-15 defeat by England in 1994 His son Adam Hastings following in his footsteps The Lions Tour as captain in 1993 His love of golf He also mentions: Gullane Golf Club Archerfield Colf Club St Andrews Old Course Gleneagles Hotel Turnberry Hotel The Canny Man pub in Edinburgh Scottish TV Show 'Still game" Walkers Shortbread, Tunnocks bakery and Tennents Lager Dornoch in Sutherland

    21min
  4. Accents, old school pubs and his first experience of snow; Australian Jack Derrick spills the beans

    12/03/2019

    Accents, old school pubs and his first experience of snow; Australian Jack Derrick spills the beans

    Hi and welcome to episode 3 of Scots Spill the Beans.  I’m Kim McAllister and today I’m asking an Australian’s opinion on Scotland. Jack Derrick left Tasmania last summer and landed just as the Edinburgh Fringe Festival kicked off. He’s working as a physiotherapist and trying to get his head round our Scottish English – You ken fit like it is?  (You know what it's like) 26 year old Jack travelled 11,000 miles to live and work in Scotland.  He has seen falling snow for the first time, puzzled his way through the varied Scottish accents and achieved a dream by working in professional football. He's fascinated by the country's history and has already found some gems: Kyloe Restaurant, Edinburgh Glentress Forest Mountain Biking - Scottish Borders The Balmoral Hotel Edinburgh Glenmorangie Whisky Irn Bru The Trossachs Calton Hill Arthur's Seat North Berwick Beach Loch Tay Bracklinn Falls, Callandar

    20min
  5. Babies in drawers, sausages in nurses' bags and 1960s Edinburgh: Christina Thomson spills the beans

    06/03/2019

    Babies in drawers, sausages in nurses' bags and 1960s Edinburgh: Christina Thomson spills the beans

    Hi and welcome to episode 2 of Scots Spill the Beans. I am Kim McAllister and today I’ll take you back in time in Edinburgh with Christina Thomson. If you've ever watched 'Call the Midwife' you will love Christina's stories of district nursing in 1960s Edinburgh. From the uniforms that garnered universal respect to the communities who lived in the Royal Mile tenements, Christina paints vivid pictures. Listen for a true flavour of Scotland's capital city 50 years ago.

    20min
  6. Outlander, David Beckham and Bollywood: Craig McGinlay spills the beans

    18/02/2019

    Outlander, David Beckham and Bollywood: Craig McGinlay spills the beans

    Hi and welcome to the very first episode of Scots Spill the Beans. I'm Kim McAllister and I’m going to prove to you that Scotland is more than tartan castles and whisky glens. Come on in – and hear the secrets from the Scots! I’ve got some cracking people lined up for this six-part series. No messing around – we’re starting with a star of Outlander. Craig McGinlay was working for a Scottish Premier League football team when he went for an audition to be in a whisky ad. It turned out to be a Guy Ritchie-directed epic starring David Beckham. Was it his bushy beard that got him the part? Or his Scottish charm? I’ll let you decide... Show notes: Craig references many Scottish places in this podcast: Cumbernauld - a small 'new town' just outside Glasgow Condorrat - a former village, now part of the 'new town' just outside Glasgow Govan - an area in south Glasgow with a history of deprivation which has recently been regenerated Gleneagles - a five star luxury resort in Perthshire The Blythswood Hotel - a five star luxury hotel in the centre of Glasgow Paisley - home of the 'Paisley pattern', a cathedral town west of Glasgow Anstruther Chippy - multi-award-winning 'Anstruther Fish Bar and Restaurant' in Fife Glencoe - a glen with volcanic origins in the Highlands of Scotland Elie - a seaside town in Fife Fort William - Highland town known as the 'gateway to Ben Nevis' which is Scotland's highest mountain RebelRebel - barber in Finnieston, Glasgow

    21min
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Scotland is more than tartan castles and whisky glens - so come on in and hear the secrets from the Scots. Kim McAllister interviews Outlander stars, rugby heroes and a diverse crowd of modern Scots, young and old. All spill the beans on growing up, working in and representing this wee nation. Follow us on Instagram @ScotsSpillTheBeans

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    Kim McAllister
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