Simply Scottish
Summary: Scottish history and culture with a mix of traditional and modern Scottish music. Take a virtual trip to Scotland on every episode!
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What do people in Scotland eat today? What's a Scotch pie? Do restaurants in Scotland serve traditional or modern dishes? Why is shortbread called "short" bread? Tune in to this episode of Simply Scottish, the 2nd in a series exploring Scottish cuisine. Enjoy music from Capercaillie, Phil Cunningham, the Bluebells, and more!
On this episode of Simply Scottish, find out how people in Scotland ring in the New Year! Learn all about Hogmanay - traditions, key events, and more. We'll also take a closer look at Edinburgh Castle, the most visited tourist attraction in Scotland. Hear music from Dougie Maclean, The Band of the Black Watch, Leahy, and others, all on this episode of Simply Scottish. For a full episode playlist and links to previous episodes, visit www.simplyscottish.com.
On this episode of Simply Scottish, find out how people in Scotland ring in the New Year! Learn all about Hogmanay - traditions, key events, and more. We'll also take a closer look at Edinburgh Castle, the most visited tourist attraction in Scotland. Hear music from Dougie Maclean, The Band of the Black Watch, Leahy, and others, all on this episode of Simply Scottish. For a full episode playlist and links to previous episodes, visit www.simplyscottish.com.
On this episode of Simply Scottish, explore how Christmas is celebrated in Scotland. We'll look at the history of the holiday and discuss examples of traditions that have stood the test of time. Take a break from the hustle and bustle, sip something warm, and tune in to this special Christmas edition of Simply Scottish. This episode features music from Aine Minogue, Deacon Blue, Robin Spielberg, and Andrew Young. For current and past episode playlists and links, visit the podcast section of www.simplyscottish.com.
On this episode of Simply Scottish, explore how Christmas is celebrated in Scotland. We'll look at the history of the holiday and discuss examples of traditions that have stood the test of time. Take a break from the hustle and bustle, sip something warm, and tune in to this special Christmas edition of Simply Scottish. This episode features music from Aine Minogue, Deacon Blue, Robin Spielberg, and Andrew Young. For current and past episode playlists and links, visit the podcast section of www.simplyscottish.com.
On this episode of Simply Scottish, the first of a series on Scots Cuisine, we explore the history and development of Scottish food from medieval times to the reign of Mary, Queen of Scots. You'll find out how the plates of the wealthy and titled differed from those of farmers. We'll take a closer look at Scotland's national dish, haggis, and discuss the characteristics and common ingredients that make Scots cuisine distinct and appetizing. This episode features music from Runrig, Ian Bruce, and Alasdair Fraser. For current and past episode information, including music and resource links, visit the podcast section of our website at www.simplyscottish.com.
On this episode of Simply Scottish, the first of a series on Scots Cuisine, we explore the history and development of Scottish food from medieval times to the reign of Mary, Queen of Scots. You'll find out how the plates of the wealthy and titled differed from those of farmers. We'll take a closer look at Scotland's national dish, haggis, and discuss the characteristics and common ingredients that make Scots cuisine distinct and appetizing. This episode features music from Runrig, Ian Bruce, and Alasdair Fraser. For current and past episode information, including music and resource links, visit the podcast section of our website at www.simplyscottish.com.
On this inaugural episode of Simply Scottish in podcast form, host Andrew McDiarmid speaks with his father, Andrew McDiarmid Sr., about the experience of starting and producing a Scottish radio program in South Texas in 1999. For three years, the father and son duo shared the best of all things Scottish - music, features, commentary, and interviews - with audiences in Texas, northern Mexico, and later Tennessee, West Virginia, North Carolina, and Ontario, Canada. Returning to the airwaves in a new podcast format in 2011, the future looks bright for this entertaining and informative program. Tune in to our first episode and enjoy the best of all things Scottish! This episode features music from The Proclaimers, Florie Brown, and Enya. For current and future episode information, including music and featured links, visit www.simplyscottish.com. Stay updated about new podcasts and prize giveaways by liking Simply Scottish on Facebook!
On this inaugural episode of Simply Scottish in podcast form, host Andrew McDiarmid speaks with his father, Andrew McDiarmid Sr., about the experience of starting and producing a Scottish radio program in South Texas in 1999. For three years, the father and son duo shared the best of all things Scottish - music, features, commentary, and interviews - with audiences in Texas, northern Mexico, and later Tennessee, West Virginia, North Carolina, and Ontario, Canada. Returning to the airwaves in a new podcast format in 2011, the future looks bright for this entertaining and informative program. Tune in to our first episode and enjoy the best of all things Scottish! This episode features music from The Proclaimers, Florie Brown, and Enya. For current and future episode information, including music and featured links, visit www.simplyscottish.com. Stay updated about new podcasts and prize giveaways by liking Simply Scottish on Facebook!
