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6 FEB

Mr Monk Goes to the Carnival - Monk - The Cosy Crime Classics Podcast Episode 9

Episode 9 of the Cosy Crime Classics Podcast introduces us to Adrian Monk who consults with the SFPD when an officer is accused of murder, as we take a look at Mr Monk Goes to the Carnival, from Season 1 of Monk. In this episode, Gerry and Iain discuss loyalty. This week, we meet Adrian […]

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1 h y 8 min
18/12/2024

The Leap Between the States

The twentieth episode of season 5. Sam leaps into his great-grandfather and has to keep his future great-granny sweet as the Civil War rages around him. The post The Leap Between the States – Episode 95 first appeared on The Leap Home.

18/12/2024

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49 min
21/02/2024

The Wrong Stuff

The seventh episode of season 4. Sam leaps into a chimpanzee in the space program. The post The Wrong Stuff – Episode 60 first appeared on The Leap Home.

21/02/2024

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51 min
05/06/2024

A Leap for Lisa

The final episode of season 4. Sam leaps into Al as a young man and immediately changes history for the worse. The post A Leap for Lisa – Episode 75 first appeared on The Leap Home.

05/06/2024

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27/03/2024

Running for Honor

The twelfth episode of season 4. Sam leaps into a naval cadet facing accusations of homosexual behaviour. The post Running for Honor – Episode 65 first appeared on The Leap Home.

27/03/2024

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57 min
14/02/2024

Episode 59

The sixth episode of season 4. Sam leaps into a young rape victim and must overcome social pressures to take her case forward. The post Episode 59 first appeared on The Leap Home.

14/02/2024

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1 h
31/05/2016

#43: Libby Brooks

In Episode 43 of Apolitical we welcome the Guardian’s Scotland Correspondent, Libby Brooks, to the show. Libby is an established part of the Guardian team and has been based in Glasgow since the 2014 Independence referendum. Amongst the topics we discuss with Libby on the podcast are: • The women who inspired her to get into journalism; • Her perceptions of political life in Scotland compared to London; • Recollections from writing her 2006 book, The Story of Childhood: Growing Up in Modern Britain; • Gender balance in Scottish political journalism and Scottish politics; • Political discourse in Scotland and in particular the term ‘ulsterisation’; • Online abuse received by female writers and by Libby in particular; • Deportation and covering the story of the Brain family; and • What makes her optimistic about life in Scotland today. 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: Libby’s Guardian piece on ‘Ulsterisation’ Libby on Twitter Libby in the Guardian The Story of Childhood: Growing Up in Modern Britain Harpies & Quines The post #43: Libby Brooks appeared first on Apolitical Podcast.

31/05/2016

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42 min
08/09/2015

#22: Christopher Silver

In Episode 22 of Apolitical we speak with Christopher Silver, a writer and film-maker who has authored a book titled The Case for a Scottish Media, available soon. We chat about his thoughts on the traditional Scottish media and where he thinks improvements are required. Amongst the topics we discuss with Christopher on the podcast are: • His early exposure to politics; • The appeal of issue- and community-based politics in comparison with party politics; • Reflections on the Referendum period; • How he sees the present state of the Scottish media; • Progress on his book and whether it will be out soon; • What the book seeks to do; • Distinguishing between mainstream and ‘alternative’ media; • Financing news media in Scotland; •Why the overwhelming majority of ‘alternative’ media comes from a pro-independence background; and • How he sees Scotland’s media developing in the coming years. 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: Christopher Silver’s website Christopher Silver on Twitter The Case for a Scottish Media Crowdfunder 2 minute manifesto The post #22: Christopher Silver appeared first on Apolitical Podcast.

08/09/2015

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40 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
02/02/2016

#32: Angela Haggerty 2

In Episode 32 of Apolitical we welcome back Angela Haggerty as our first guest of Season 2. Angela was also a guest early in Season 1 and joins us to discuss the fallout from her recent sacking as a Sunday Herald columnist. Magnus Llewellin, Editor-in-Chief of the Herald Group of newpapers, was offered an opportunity to contribute to the show and his response is referenced during the interview. He also asked that we refer to this article in the Guardian, which reflects his position. Amongst the topics we discuss with Angela on the podcast are: • The work she was doing for the Sunday Herald; • The impact of and response to that work; • Graham Spiers’ controversial column for the Herald that precipitated her dismissal; • The Herald Group’s position in respect of the matter; • Whether questions of freedom of speech or freedom of the press are relevant to this matter; • Criticisms she has received in relation to the matter; and • How this can lead to positive developments for Scottish journalism. 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: The Herald’s apology Graham Spiers’ response to the apology Bella Caledonia’s report of Angela’s sacking Angela’s article on Bella Caledonia on this subject The post #32: Angela Haggerty 2 appeared first on Apolitical Podcast.

02/02/2016

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40 min

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