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Joining Alison in this episode is Gary Campbell, chief executive of the Crofting Commission.
As well as hearing some of the places that Gary has been able to experience and enjoy through his work you’ll also find out more about crofting itself.
Gary’s previous work includes 11 years with the University of Highlands and Islands and 30 years as a chartered accountant with EY where he travelled across Scotland advising commercial businesses.
Crofting Commission: https://crofting.scotland.gov.uk/
Scottish Crofting Federation: https://www.crofting.org/
National Farmers’ Union, Scotland: https://www.nfus.org.uk/
Some of the places and businesses Gary mentioned:
SaxaVord Spaceport: https://saxavord.com/
Unst: https://www.shetland.org/visit/plan/areas/unst
Isle of Bernaray: http://www.isleofberneray.com/
Birlinn Yarn Company: https://birlinnyarn.co.uk/
Barra: https://www.visitscotland.com/info/towns-villages/barra-p238701
Isle of Barra Distillery: https://isleofbarradistillers.com/
Our Scotland is a podcast about Scotland for people who love the country, regardless of where they live or how often they’ve visited.
Our Scotland facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourscotlandpodcast
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ourscotlandpodcast/
email [email protected]
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Joining Alison is Edinburgh tour guide Gareth Davies from Edinburgh Expert Walking Tours.
Gareth operates tours in and around Edinburgh, taking in the main sites and the lesser known.
Gareth moved to Edinburgh for university in 1998, but as you’ll hear, has never left.
Thank you Gareth for sharing what would make your perfect Scottish day.
Gareth’s links:
Website: https://www.edinburghexpert.com/
Gareth took us around Edinburgh, including Dean Village and the Royal Mile, as well as out to Sandwood Bay in the Highlands.
Dean Village: https://www.chasingthelongroad.com/scotland/dean-village-edinburgh/
Sandwood Bay: https://www.visitscotland.com/info/see-do/sandwood-bay-p2570711
Our Scotland is a podcast about Scotland for people who love the country, regardless of where they live or how often they’ve visited.
Our Scotland facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourscotlandpodcast
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Joining Alison is Tide Lines' front man Robert Robertson.
Robert is a gold medal winner at the Royal National Mod, Scotland’s premier Gaelic festival and a former member of the band Skippinish.
We chatted on the back of Tide Lines trio of sold-out gigs at Glasgow’s Barrowlands venue, and just before a stripped back tour of Scotland.
Robert’s links:
Website: https://www.tidelinesband.com/
Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSX39m6HKC8pSzNrUkedNDQ
Bruichladdich Rock’ndaal festival: https://festival.bruichladdich.com/
Robert took us to the following places:
Lochaber: https://discoverhighlandsandislands.scot/en/visitor/region/lochaber
Partick: https://www.glasgowworld.com/best-in/partick-back-in-time-over-100-years-of-glasgows-west-end-history-heritage-in-27-pictures-4508683
Ross of Mull: https://visitmullandiona.co.uk/guides/ross-of-mull/
Our Scotland is a podcast about Scotland for people who love the country, regardless of where they live or how often they’ve visited.
Our Scotland facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourscotlandpodcast
Email: [email protected]
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Joining Alison to share their perfect Scottish day is Orcadian fiddle and mandolin player Graham Rorie.
Graham is an award-winning folk musician based in Glasgow.
Nominated for ‘Musician of The Year’ at the 2023 Scots Trad Music Awards and a finalist in the 2021 BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year, Graham has been making a name for himself as a performer, composer, session musician and producer since he graduated from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’s Traditional Music Degree.
Graham’s links:
Website: https://www.grahamrorie.com/
Youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoi-Y9FRbL2BSuoexDf8BlQ
Gnoss: https://gnossmusic.com/
Graham took us to the following:
Old Man of Hoy: https://hoyorkney.com/attractions/hoy-geography/old-man-of-hoy/
Lochinver Larder: https://www.lochinverlarder.com/
Old Fruitmarket: https://www.glasgowlife.org.uk/arts-music-and-culture/venues/old-fruitmarket
Our Scotland is a podcast about Scotland for people who love the country, regardless of where they live or how often they’ve visited.
Our Scotland facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourscotlandpodcast
Email: [email protected]
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Scottish History Podcast host Owen Innes has been interested in history since he was a youngster and for the last eight years has been working as a tour guide bringing history to life.
His podcast means he can share his love of Scottish History with more than just the folk on his bus trips.
You’re going to hear about his first history trips, the history at your doorstep and more, as we discover where Owen would spend his ideal 24 hours in Scotland.
Owen’s links:
https://scothistorypod.com/
Orkney travel books: https://amzn.to/3THrBqI
Skara Brae books: https://amzn.to/3THrBqI
Our Scotland is a podcast about Scotland for people who love the country, regardless of where they live or how often they’ve visited.
Our Scotland facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourscotlandpodcast
Email: [email protected]
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In this episode we are going to hear from musician and radio presenter Gary Innes.
Gary has been performing and composing music for over two decades. Born in the village of Spean Bridge in the North of Scotland, Gary is one of the founding members of award-winning Scottish super-group Mànran,
Gary is also host of longest running radio show on BBC Radio Scotland – the world renowned Take the Floor, and an ex-Scottish Shinty captain and internationalist.
Gary’s links:
Website: https://www.garyinnes.com/
Mànran: https://manran.co.uk/
Take The Floor: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b07y72yv
Gary’s perfect day
Where: Lamlash, Isle of Arran
Food and drink: Cullen Skink, Speyside single malts, such as Glenlivet and Macallan
Music: Runrig and Capercaillie
Read up on Arran here.
Books on traditional Scottish music
Our Scotland is a podcast about Scotland for people who love the country, regardless of where they live or how often they’ve visited.
Our Scotland facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourscotlandpodcast
Email: [email protected]
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Paige Daley is the registrar of the Official Loch Ness Monster Sightings Register and the owner of the Loch Ness Monster Fan Club TikTok account.
The Loch Ness Monster, otherwise known as Nessie, is a topic that has been talked about for as long as I can remember.
Growing up I watched a cartoon series called the Family Ness and a family holiday to visit cousins in Inverness wasn’t complete without a visit to Loch Ness to go look for Nessie.
Whether you believe in Nessie or not, I think you’re going to learn a lot about the mystery from Paige.
Paige’s links:
Loch Ness register
Loch Ness Fan Club TikTok
Other Loch Ness links:
Webcams
Family Ness
Nessie books and merch
Visit Scotland: Loch Ness
Paige’s perfect day
Where: Loch Ness, starting at Dores Beach, visit Drumnadrochit, Urquhart Castle and finish at Fort Augustus
Food and drink: Haggis, coffee and cake at Dores Beach
Music: Peat & Diesel, Lewis Capaldi, Calvin Harris also got a mention
Our Scotland is a podcast about Scotland for people who love the country, regardless of where they live or how often they’ve visited.
Our Scotland facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourscotlandpodcast
Email: [email protected]
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Welcome to season 2 of the Our Scotland podcast, with me, your host, Alison Fraser. We have a new name but the passion for all things Scotland remains.
Going forwards you can expect to hear more about the perfect days in Scotland, you might get some ideas for a future holiday, add some Scottish fayre to your shopping list and discover some Scottish artists to listen to.
We’re starting this season with a conversation with writer Barry Hutchison. Barry is a prolific author having published more than 100 titles for both children and adults.
He’s known by crime fiction fans as JD Kirk, the creator of DCI Jack Logan, and today his 19th Logan novel is published.
That’s called Where The Pieces Lie and links to that are in the shownotes.
You’re going to hear about much of that and more, as we discover where Barry would spend his ideal 24 hours in Scotland.
Barry’s links:
Books by JD Kirk: https://jdkirk.com/
Books by Barry Hutchison: https://barryjhutchison.com/
Buy Where The Pieces Lie https://amzn.to/43UJxCF
Barry’s 24 hours:
Isle of Islay: https://www.islayinfo.com/
12 of the best seafood shacks in Scotland: https://www.visitscotland.com/things-to-do/food-drink/best-seafood
The Proclaimers https://the.proclaimers.co.uk/
Skippinish https://www.skipinnish.com/
Our Scotland is a podcast about Scotland for people who love the country, regardless of where they live or how often they’ve visited.
Our Scotland facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourscotlandpodcast
Email: [email protected]
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If you could design your perfect day in Scotland what would it look like?
Where would you be? What would you do? What food, drink and music would you enjoy?
These are the questions I ask my guests in Our Scotland.
My name is Alison Fraser and I’m on a quest to find the best places to visit Scotland, from the eyes of the people who have experienced them for themselves.
Our Scotland is a podcast about Scotland for people who love the country, regardless of where they live or how often they’ve visited.
In Season 1 we heard stories of connection, in this season we’re delving more into the country itself and the people who live there.
As well as hearing about their perfect days you’re going to learn about the Loch Ness Monster, traditional music, the history at your doorstep, Scottish literature and so much more to give you a deeper connection to Scotland.
I cannot wait to share these with you, please give this podcast a follow so you don’t miss an episode and tell your Scotland loving friends all about it too.
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It’s the final episode of season 1, and to round off the first season of Scottish At Heart you can hear my Scottish story and why I wanted to create this show.
You’ll hear about my family connections, family holidays and where I lived for 18 months, plus what music I like to listen to.
Scottish At Heart is the outsiders guide to Scotland.
We go beyond Outlander, castles and kilts to find out what makes Scotland so enchanting.
Through our guests and their stories your future visits will go beyond the shortbread tin image and instead you’ll have meaningful experiences to last a lifetime.
Join our clan, no ancestry to prove, no birthright required and no citizenship test to pass.
We’ll be back in a couple of months with more stories from Scots, new Scots and other connoisseurs of Scotland.
Get 14 days free on Ancestry: http://tinyurl.com/FraserDNA
Plan your Edinburgh visitJoin the Clan: https://www.patreon.com/scottishatheartpodcast/membership
If you have any suggestions or requests for future episodes you can email me at [email protected]
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The Paeroa Highland Games and Tattoo is on very soon - Saturday February 10.
Paeroa is a small town in the Waikato region of New Zealand, about a couple of hours from Auckland.
If you're in New Zealand and like experiencing some Scottish culture then this really is the place to be.
You can get more information and tickets here: https://paeroahighlandgames.co.nz/
Scottish At Heart is a podcast for anyone who feels Scottish at heart, regardless of where they live or ancestral claims.
If you love the music, a wee dram of whisky, enjoy gazing at the scenery, or swoon at the accent, I hope you find something that you enjoy.
Over the course of this podcast we’re going to meet people who have ties to Scotland in any which way to show that Caledonian connections run deep,
Subscribe to this podcast so you don’t miss an episode and join the patreon to be part of our Clan.
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Email: [email protected]
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Scottish At Heart Episode 11 - Burns Night with Professor Gerard Carruthers
Across the world tonight Scots poet Robert Burns will be celebrated with a meal of haggis, neeps and tatties.
Robert Burns was born on January 25 1759 and died aged 37 in 1796 yet in his lifetime he penned more than 550 poems and songs.
In this episode we learn more about Robert Burns and how Burns Night came about. We also chat about memorable Burns Night suppers Gerard has attended and whether haggis is even necessary for a Burns Night support.
Professor Gerard Carruthers is the Francis Hutcheson Professor of Scottish Literature at the University of Glasgow and General Editor of the multi-volume Oxford University Press Collected Works of Robert Burns.
He is a Trustee of Ellisland Museum, an Advisor to the National Trust for Scotland and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
Gerard’s links:
Academia: https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/critical/staff/gerardcarruthers/
Centre for Robert Burns Studies: https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/critical/research/researchcentresandnetworks/robertburnsstudies/
Robert Burns Birthplace Museum: https://www.nts.org.uk/visit/places/robert-burns-birthplace-museum/the-life-of-robert-burns
Auld Lang Syne: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auld_Lang_Syne
Gerard mentioned the Isle of Bute and Mount Stuart.
Isle of Bute: https://www.visitbute.com/
Mount Stuart: https://www.mountstuart.com/
Scottish At Heart is a podcast for anyone who feels Scottish at heart, regardless of where they live or ancestral claims.
If you love the music, a wee dram of whisky, enjoy gazing at the scenery, or swoon at the accent, I hope you find something that you enjoy.
Over the course of this podcast we’re going to meet people who have ties to Scotland in any which way to show that Caledonian connections run deep,
Subscribe to this podcast so you don’t miss an episode and join the patreon to be part of our Clan.
My links:
Join The Clan: https://www.patreon.com/ScottishAtHeartpodcast/membership
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottishatheartpodcast/
Tablet recipe: www.tinyurl.com/tabletrecipe
Email: [email protected]
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Do you remember the first time you heard bagpipes?
Matt Willis does but at the time he didn’t realise how much bagpiping was going to influence his life.
Matt is a born and bred Texan who is a professional bagpiper who teaches in person and online, as well as performs for a wide range of events.
In this episode you will hear about his first bagpipe experience, you’ll hear some live playing of the practice chanter (the instrument all learner pipers start with) and a highlight of his bagpiping life to date.
Matt’s links:
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/MattWillisBagpiper
Website: https://mattpiper.com/site/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mattwillisbagpiper/
Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mattpiper/
Pakistani bagpipes video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=KyUxVu_mis0
Matt mentioned Ben Nevis and Islay
Ben Nevis: https://www.visitscotland.com/things-to-do/outdoor-activities/walking/mountains-hills/ben-nevis
Buy the Ordnance Survey map.
Isle of Islay: https://www.isleofislayscotland.co.uk/whisky
Buy books about Islay and its whiskies.
Scottish At Heart is a podcast for anyone who feels Scottish at heart, regardless of where they live or ancestral claims.
If you love the music, a wee dram of whisky, enjoy gazing at the scenery, or swoon at the accent, I hope you find something that you enjoy.
Over the course of this podcast we’re going to meet people who have ties to Scotland in any which way to show that Caledonian connections run deep,
Subscribe to this podcast so you don’t miss an episode and join the patreon to be part of our Clan.
My links:
Join The Clan: https://www.patreon.com/ScottishAtHeartpodcast/membership
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottishatheartpodcast/
Tablet recipe: www.tinyurl.com/tabletrecipe
Email: [email protected]
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Scotland has a population of about 5 million people, but Russell Dalgleish says there’s about another 20 to 30 million worldwide who identify as Scottish.
We talk about what’s meant by diaspora, how Scottish diaspora can help Scotland and how four hours standing on a plinth in a kilt led to the Scottish Business Netowrk.
Russell has a thriving career as not only a serial entrepreneur but an investor, strategist, director and member of the Advisory Board at the Scottish Government’s CivTech® Programme and to the Board of Trade. He is Founding Managing Partner of the advisory group, Exolta Capital Partners, and Founding Chair of the Scottish Business Network (SBN).
Russell’s links:
Russell’s website: https://www.russelldalgleish.com/
Scottish Business Network: https://www.sbn.scot/
Russell mentioned Linlithgow and the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in his 24 hours, as well as The Proclaimers and a full Scottish breakfast.
Linlithgow: https://mylinlithgow.com/visit-linlithgow/
Edinburgh: https://www.edfringe.com/
The Proclaimers: https://the.proclaimers.co.uk/
A Scottish breakfast: https://scottishscran.com/what-is-a-full-scottish-breakfast/
Scottish At Heart is a podcast for anyone who feels Scottish at heart, regardless of where they live or ancestral claims.
If you love the music, a wee dram of whisky, enjoy gazing at the scenery, or swoon at the accent, I hope you find something that you enjoy.
Over the course of this podcast we’re going to meet people who have ties to Scotland in any which way to show that Caledonian connections run deep,
Subscribe to this podcast so you don’t miss an episode and join the patreon to be part of our Clan.
My links:
Join The Clan: https://www.patreon.com/ScottishAtHeartpodcast/membership
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottishatheartpodcast/
Tablet recipe: www.tinyurl.com/tabletrecipe
Email: [email protected]
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Scottish At Heart Episode 8 - Eilidh McRae on Scottish history and why it’s popular
Eilidh McRae, with her husband Kieran, host one of Scotland’s best loved podcasts Generally Spooky History.
In this episode we hear from Eilidh about why people love Scotland’s stories so much, her favourite stories and the place she is hesitant to return to.
Eilidh’s links:
Generally Spooky History: https://generallyspooky.com/
The podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/generally-spooky-history/id1563188185
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/generallyspookyhistory/
Eilidh mentioned Pitlochry and Sandwood Bay in the Highlands, as well as Scottish seafood, Old Pulteney whisky and Tide Lines.
Pitlochry: https://www.pitlochry.org/
Sandwood Bay: https://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/sutherland/sandwood-bay.shtml
Scottish seafood: https://www.visitscotland.com/things-to-do/food-drink/best-seafood
Old Pulteney: https://oldpulteney.com/
Tide Lines: https://www.tidelinesband.com/
Scottish At Heart is a podcast for anyone who feels Scottish at heart, regardless of where they live or ancestral claims.
If you love the music, a wee dram of whisky, enjoy gazing at the scenery, or swoon at the accent, I hope you find something that you enjoy.
Over the course of this podcast we’re going to meet people who have ties to Scotland in any which way to show that Caledonian connections run deep,
Subscribe to this podcast so you don’t miss an episode and join the patreon to be part of our Clan.
My links:
Join The Clan: https://www.patreon.com/ScottishAtHeartpodcast/membership
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottishatheartpodcast/
Tablet recipe: www.tinyurl.com/tabletrecipe
Email: [email protected]
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Scottish At Heart Episode 7 Madeleine Black
This episode discusses sexual violence and trauma.
Madeleine Black is a Glasgow-based public speaker, courage cultivator and author of the memoir, Unbroken. Her personal story is one of sexual violence and trauma, and, ultimately, healing, forgiveness and profound personal courage.
In this episode we talk about how a Jewish woman from London found herself living in Glasgow and why she will never leave.
We talk about nature, munro bagging and making in a life a world away from what is familiar to you.
Madeleine’s links:
Her website: https://madeleineblack.co.uk/
Her podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/unbroken-healing-through-storytelling/id1534721507
We talked about the Outer Hebrides and Deacon Blue.
Outer Hebrides: https://www.visitouterhebrides.co.uk/
Deacon Blue: www.deaconblue.com
Scottish At Heart is a podcast for anyone who feels Scottish at heart, regardless of where they live or ancestral claims.
Subscribe to this podcast so you don’t miss an episode and join the patreon to be part of our Clan.
My links:
Join The Clan: https://www.patreon.com/ScottishAtHeartpodcast/membership
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottishatheartpodcast/
Tablet recipe: www.tinyurl.com/tabletrecipe
Email: [email protected]
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Scott Carmichael is the host of the Carmichael Clan Radio podcast and a passionate clan member.
Clan Carmichael USA is a Scottish-American clan society of persons bearing the ancient name of Carmichael, or who have relatives or ancestors so named, or who are members of Carmichael families, or are persons interested in the heritage and history of the Carmichael name which originated in the 11th century.
In this episode you will hear how Scott got involved with his clan, his family history and what a highland games in the USA is like.
Scott is a school teacher by day but is also someone who is passionate about keeping the clan history alive. His podcast is for Carmichael Clan members and anyone with an interest in Scotland.
Scott’s links:
Carmichael Clan Radio blog: https://clancarmichael.substack.com/podcast
Carmichael Clan Radio: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/carmichael-clan-radio/id1542678962
Clan Carmichael USA: https://www.clancarmichaelusa.com/
Scott mentioned Carmichael Estate, Lismore, whisky tasting on Islay and Nicola Benedetti in his 24 hours.
Carmichael Estate: https://carmichael.co.uk/
Lismore: https://isleoflismore.com/
Islay Whisky Academy: https://islaywhiskyacademy.scot/
Nicola Benedetti: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheNicolaBenedetti
Scottish At Heart is a podcast for anyone who feels Scottish at
heart, regardless of where they live or ancestral claims.
Subscribe to this podcast so you don’t miss an episode and join the patreon to be part of our Clan.
My links:
Join The Clan: https://www.patreon.com/ScottishAtHeartpodcast/membership
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottishatheartpodcast/
Tablet recipe: www.tinyurl.com/tabletrecipe
Email: [email protected]
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Andrew Douglas is a prolific practitioner of the bagpipe, active at the highest level of pipe bands, solo competition, teaching, and creative endeavors for the past 20+ years.
Andrew is the co-founder, owner, and leader of Dojo University, the longest-running and most successful online bagpiping school in the world. Dojo U was the first online bagpiping school of its kind – and it's still the largest and most successful – where thousands of pipers from around the world learn at their own pace, engage with us and with each other, and have unparalleled access to expert knowledge, instruction, and troubleshooting on their journey to mastering the bagpipe.
Andrew lives in New York state and in this episode we talk about bagpiping as a non-Scot, the pipe band world championship experience and how someone like you, the listener, can start learning.
Andrew’s links:
One free month of Dojo University: https://dojouniversity.com/referral.html?p=a3358&w=giveget1
Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@PipersDoJo/videos
Piper’s Dojo Audio Experience: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pipers-dojo-audio-experience/id1090952502
Scottish At Heart is a podcast for anyone who feels Scottish at heart, regardless of where they live or ancestral claims.
If you love the music, a wee dram of whisky, enjoy gazing at the scenery, or swoon at the accent, I hope you find something that you enjoy.
Over the course of this podcast we’re going to meet people who have ties to Scotland in any which way to show that Caledonian connections run deep,
Subscribe to this podcast so you don’t miss an episode and join the patreon to be part of our Clan.
My links:
Join The Clan: https://www.patreon.com/ScottishAtHeartpodcast/membership
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottishatheartpodcast/
Tablet recipe: www.tinyurl.com/tabletrecipe
Email: [email protected]
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After working as a freelance artist, project manager, trainer and consultant for 10 years, Julie grew her first ever online business to six figures, with her content being seen by millions of people around the world. Her story has been shared on media channels in more than 50 countries.
Since then she’s worked with more than 20,000 individuals around the world helping them to think bigger and do better,by taking radical self responsibility and making more of the most valuable and limited resource that we all have - time.
Julie’s authored 11 books, her newest is called How Not To Be Broke and breaking generational poverty cycles is a topic close to her chest.
In this episode we talk about Julie’s Scottish grandfather, growing up in the east end of London and how it is possible for all of us to rewrite wealth in relation to our family.
Julie’s links:
Her website: https://juliecreffield.com/
The podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-not-to-be-broke/id1698512995
How Not To Be Broke: https://tinyurl.com/SAHJulieCreffield
Scottish At Heart is a podcast for anyone who feels Scottish at heart, regardless of where they live or ancestral claims.
If you love the music, a wee dram of whisky, enjoy gazing at the scenery, or swoon at the accent, I hope you find something that you enjoy.
Over the course of this podcast we’re going to meet people who have ties to Scotland in any which way to show that Caledonian connections run deep,
Subscribe to this podcast so you don’t miss an episode and join the patreon to be part of our Clan.
My links:
Join The Clan: https://www.patreon.com/ScottishAtHeartpodcast/membership
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scottishatheartpodcast/
Tablet recipe: www.tinyurl.com/tabletrecipe
Email: [email protected]
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Kyle Dawson is the President of the New York City Tartan Week, the largest celebration of Scotland outside of the UK.
Tartan Week is held in April and has grown from a single day to an extra-long weekend of Scottish celebrations, the main event a parade with a post-parade party.
Kyle tells us how New York City Tartan Week got started, his own involvements - they are all volunteers by the way - plus how he loves to fly across the Atlantic for a long weekend of his own in Scotland.
Kyle’s links:
New York City Tartan Week: https://www.nyctartanweek.org/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nycTartanWeek
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nyctartanweek/
Kyle mentioned Inverness and Cromarty in his 24 hours.
Inverness: https://www.visitscotland.com/places-to-go/inverness
Cromarty: https://www.black-isle.info/Cromarty
Plan your trip to New York.
Scottish At Heart is a podcast for anyone who feels Scottish at heart, regardless of where they live or ancestral claims.
If you love the music, a wee dram of whisky, enjoy gazing at the scenery, or swoon at the accent, I hope you find something that you enjoy.
Over the course of this podcast we’re going to meet people who have ties to Scotland in any which way to show that Caledonian connections run deep,
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