Understanding Mary Queen of Scots with Rosemary Goring and Clare Hunter | Ep 21

This week's podcast features an enlightening talk between Geoffrey Baskerville, former BBC Scotland’s arts correspondent, and authors Rosemary Goring and Clare Hunter. They delve into the life and legacy of Mary Queen of Scots, one of history's most famous queens, who visited Traquair with Lord Darnley and her son, the future James VI of Scotland, in August 1566.   Guests: Geoffrey Baskerville: Former BBC Scotland’s arts correspondent, moderating the discussion on Mary Queen of Scots.   Rosemary Goring: Author of "The Homecoming," which explores Mary’s tumultuous time in Scotland through the lens of the dramatic and atmospheric locations that shaped her life, including Traquair.   Clare Hunter: Author of "Embroidering Her Truth: Mary, Queen of Scots and the Language of Power," detailing how Mary used embroidery to communicate her subversive messages, affirm her royal lineage, and tell her own story.   Find out more: Beyond Borders Scotland: https://www.beyondbordersscotland.com/ Beyond Borders International Festival: https://www.bbintfest.com/ Produced by FoSho STUDIOS