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Lauren Collier is one talented Ayrshire lass who has created one of the albums of the year Uddevalla .  A warm blanket of music to cuddle up with and enjoy with a single malt. The media notes are fairly ungenerous with a description stating  fusion of global traditional and electronic music. Much more can be said for instance music must make all our emotions dance and Lauren gets that with the calm and subdued  Padangbai which is self penned and […]

todayNovember 22, 2023 36 2 4

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Peatbog Faeries ‘I See a World’

Like a fine wine the PeatbogFaeries seem to get better as they age. I dont know what goes on to build up their creative juices but by hell I want some. Its a big sound with a lot going on and when listening through headphones one firstly gets a distinctly Highland taste with psychedelic keys and strings and brass and ........   Yes folks there is a cornucopia of beautiful noise going on and with Peter Morrison and Ross Couper leading […]

todayAugust 6, 2023 55

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14th Nov Andrew Wilson was talking about the politicisation of poppy day. It seems you may be persecuted for not wearing a poppy in the UK. Other symbols of respect are available so why the loyalty to the red poppy. Of course the British establishment love nothing more than talking of the war it gives tham an angle to reminisce of a time no one remembers so they can create a false sense of patriotism. Richi Sunak says higher taxes […]

todayNovember 27, 2022 52 3

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Sun 27th Nov . What passes for the British constitution is ­famously uncodified and largely unwritten, a make-work of rags and patches, empty bling and hand-me-down protocol which politicians treat as gospel or guidelines as political expediency tends. The British constitution is the name we give to dignify a bag of stitch-ups and holding positions, confidence tricks, stopgaps and compromises. It’s a bundle of old parchments, negotiable ­etiquette, conventions more honoured in the breach than the observance, and the all-important […]

todayNovember 27, 2022 53 1 4

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31st Oct Andrew Wilson at his usual best tackling the outcome of the Brazilian election were Bolsorano was defeated by the rather aging Lula de Silva. Will Brazil protect the rainforests now a new leader is in place. Claims of vote rigging from the defeated camp contiue to rumble. Scotland it as been revealed has the most people on min wage. This means more people are getting the wage they deserve compared to other parts of the UK. Usual tory […]

todayNovember 14, 2022 63

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24th Oct Another packed week started with the news that we had a new PM in Rishi Sunak. He was coronated just after we came off air on Friday so myself and Andrew Wilson looked at the carnage that is the economy and the Tory party. It was a catch up that explored the new underwhelming cabinet choc full of yesterdays men. Surprisingly of all was the reintroduction of Suella Braverman who breached the code of conduct only a week […]

todayOctober 28, 2022 28 2

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Well another great weekend radio play with  the Saturday sports show with Aaron Machan Glen Reid and Norrie Hunter having a blast to the  more sedate Christian Caledon on Sunday followed by Cliff Purves shows we are putting out more programmes due to the crowdfunder. Mon 10th and its a busy Norrie Hunter show with all the weekend news to digest and loads more new music to assimilate but on a Monday we looked at the aftermath of the ferries […]

todayOctober 14, 2022 33 3

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One of the most frustrating things about trying to schedule guests is  when they first agree then never reply to your messages. This happened twice when a journalist assured me was fine to come on air then forgot all about us. It is never certain why guests cancel and it can be for very good reasons but when  he has read your messages and still refuses to reply it really is tough to take . We had another cancel for […]

todayOctober 5, 2022 52

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19TH Sept Well after a busy schedule over in Nova Scotia making connections with those interested in the radio station, it was back to business as usual. Or so I thought, an email from the Press Association was 'advising' to observe the Queens funeral and to halt broadcasting. I immediately felt threatened and decided to broadcast despite their advice. The response was amazing we attracted a whole raft of new listeners craving normality. On the show was Andrew Wilson who […]

todaySeptember 22, 2022 78 2

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