Scottish Football Podcast BBC Radio Scotland

In the second instalment of an in-depth 2-part interview Scott Brown speaks to Jonathan Sutherland about Celtic, Aberdeen and making the move into management. He reveals the highlight of his trophy laden career at Celtic Park, lifts the lid on his transfer to Aberdeen and explains how Brendan Rodgers ‘changed everything’ and helped him realise his coaching ambitions.

Phil Goodlad is joined by former Hearts, St Johnstone, Ayr and Partick Thistle midfielder Ryan Stevenson and View From the Terrace presenter and Stenhousemuir fan Craig Telfer to discuss all the big talking points in Scottish football. They pick over the bones of last night’s draw at Dens, preview the Championship and chat about all things Stenhousemuir – asking Craig what it’s like to now be the second-most famous fan – after Monty Python’s Michael Palin.

Craig Levein and Rory Loy assess Rangers' title chances having dropped more points at Dens Park, as Dundee aim for Europe

Kevin Thomson and Aberdeen fan Gary Scott join Alasdair Lamont to discuss all the big talking points in Scottish football. They assess the appointment of Jimmy Thelin as the Dons' new manager, look ahead to Dundee v Rangers and Kevin shares his thoughts on Hibs missing out on the top 6. We also hear from Joel Besseling of the Gothenburg Post.

Amy Canavan is joined by Michael Grant, Alasdair Mackenzie and Tom Deacon to discuss all the big talking points in Scottish football. Alasdair has the latest from Italy after Bologna confirmed Lewis Ferguson will undergo knee surgery and Tom fills us in on the form and fitness of Southampton’s Scottish contingent. And just for good measure there’s also some chat about VAR and the Dens Park pitch.

Pat Nevin and Richard Foster join Liam McLeod to pick over the bones of another incredible weekend of Scottish football drama. They look back on Ross County’s historic victory over Rangers and discuss what impact it could have at both ends of the table. They also assess the jobs done by Tony Docherty and Nick Montgomery as Dundee secure their place in the top 6 at the expense of Hibs and Motherwell.