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In this very special episode, the Perth Podcast have come along to Perth Museum & Art Gallery to chat with Dr Mark Hall about Romans: Edge of Empire.

Romans: Edge of Empire is on until 6th February 2022. Support the work Culture Perth and Kinross does by donating here. 

The Perth Podcast covers local events, happenings and news with Ian and Stobbie, as they talk to local guests about their views of Perth and roles in the community. Find out more here. 

Continuing our theme of remembrance we are joining Dr Nicky Small in thinking about the impact of the First World War legacy project, Perth and Kinross Remembers. Lots of people, community groups, schools and researchers got involved over the centenary of the Great War to take part in commemorative projects. They have created exhibitions, published books, held all kinds of events and the work they have carried out has all been collected and added to the Perth and Kinross Archive. Carrying on from our last podcast, Nicky is reflecting on the project work and we are hearing from people involved in the legacy work. 

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Continuing our special three-part series, in the second episode that looks at the Perth and Kinross Remembers Project, we join Dr Nicky Small as she reflects on the project. We also hear from various groups and people on what their thoughts and feelings have been on completing their First World War commemorative work.

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Dr Nicky Small is catching up with Perth and Kinross Remembers First World War legacy project officer Fiona Hall, discussing Fiona’s role in the project, the groups who have donated their project work to the archive and how people can find out more about our unique great war legacy collection. 

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In this episode of the Culture Perth and Kinross podcast, Dr Nicky Small revisits the Culloden Letters, a key focus of the Jacobite Clans exhibition in 2019. 

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As part of Strathearn Festival of the Arts (S.O.F.A.), senior Librarian Kirsty Brown caught up with Strathearn based crime writers Helen Grant and Tracey Emerson as part of the S.O.F.A. Literary showcase hosted by Culture Perth and Kinross.

In this episode, Helen and Tracey discuss the influence Strathearn has had in their work and the effect lockdown has had on them as authors.

This podcast was created using audio from the event, which took place 18 July 2020. 

Find out more about SOFA on the Strathearn Arts Website. https://www.strathearnarts.org/sofa

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