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    Scots Whay Hae!’s Alternative Hogmanay Night In, 2017…
    • Dec 31, 2017
    • 3 min

    Scots Whay Hae!’s Alternative Hogmanay Night In, 2017…

    Once again Montgomery Scott raises a glass to see out the old year and ring in the new and that means it’s time for Scots Whay Hae!’s annual selection of New Year’s Eve treats. It’s an alternative to the Hogmanay telly, so if there’s little you fancy on the box there might be something here to your liking. There’s audio, video, music, comedy, documentary, drama, and more involving some of our favourite folk, including Vic Galloway, Muriel Spark, Alan Cumming, Forbes Masson, B
    That Was The Year That Was: It’s The Best Of 2017 Podcasts – Part 1 (Film)…
    • Dec 8, 2017
    • 1 min

    That Was The Year That Was: It’s The Best Of 2017 Podcasts – Part 1 (Film)…

    This year we are recording three separate Best Of 2017 podcasts, one each for film, music, and books. For the first two, Ali and Ian are once again joined by irregular podcast guest and resident film expert Chris Ward, and Scottish music man & manager, Wesley Shearer. In this, Part I, we concentrate on the films of 2017, and give you some recommendations. As usual, Ali kicks things off talking about his favourite Scottish films of the year, including T2: Trainspotting, Daphne
    Screen Break: The Scots Whay Hae! Podcast Talks To Peter Mackie Burns…
    • Sep 22, 2017
    • 1 min

    Screen Break: The Scots Whay Hae! Podcast Talks To Peter Mackie Burns…

    For the latest podcast Ali talks to Peter Mackie Burns (below, right), the director of critically acclaimed new British film Daphne, starring Emily Beecham in the title role, and which has Geraldine James among the support. The two talk about the film, the collaborative process of building the central Peter tells you where and when you can see Daphne, which is distributed by Altitude Films and produced by The Bureau, and you can learn all about it, and buy tickets, at Daphne.

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