Scottish Football Podcast BBC Radio Scotland

Jane Lewis is joined by Cammy Bell and Thomas Duncan to look ahead to a potentially pivotal weekend in Scottish football. They ask if Rangers close the gap on Celtic at the top of the Premiership and if Livingston will survive to fight another day. They also preview the Women’s Scottish Cup semi finals at Hampden and discuss the latest in the pyramid playoff row between Buckie Thistle and the governing bodies.

Dundee United superfan and national treasure Lorraine Kelly joins Phil Goodlad to discuss The Terrors’ title triumph and return to the Premiership. She describes why the win over Ayr was ‘the stuff of dreams’ and explains the bizarre reason why she had to apologise to Maurice Malpas at the game. Ryan Stevenson also joins Phil to take a look at a another crucial weekend of action in the Championship and League One.

Alasdair Lamont is joined by Scott Allan and Liam Bryce for a special edition of the Scottish football podcast focusing on Hibs. Following an announcement of a review of footballing operations at Easter Road and as we head into the post-split fixtures they discuss how damaging it was for the club and Nick Montgomery to miss out on the top 6 and ask where they go from here.

Amy Canavan is joined by Mark Atkinson and John Walker to discuss all the big talking points in Scottish football. They take a look at the Scotland squad and debate how Steve Clarke could deal with a spate of recent injuries. With Ryan Christie ‘reinvented’ at Bournemouth this season, John assesses how big a part he could play in Germany. And they also give their thoughts on the Premiership Team of the Year.

After Aberdeen and Celtic played out a 3-3 thriller and Rangers beat Hearts 2-0, Liam McLeod is joined by Ryan McGowan and Richard Foster to discuss the Scottish Cup semi-finals. They also assess Dundee United effectively sealing the Championship title, Richard and Ryan reflect on their own personal Scottish Cup highs and lows and Charlotte Cohen fills us in on all the SWPL latest.

Reaction after Rangers beat Hearts in the Scottish Cup to join Celtic in May's final including interviews with Philippe Clement, Steven Naismith and Cyriel Dessers.