Audio Podcasting 2024 - 25 Years of the Scottish Parliament

Scottish Wheelchair Curling Championships by University of Stirling Production

Memories of the Past by University of Stirling Production

A Sign of Community by University of Stirling Production

Loch Dumyat by University of Stirling Production

Moani Ackbar tells the dark story of Burke and Hare...

Mathias Severn uses archive and music to relive the drama of one of Scottish Football's most famous days.

Alexa Cutler explores the life and work of poet Robert Burns.

Abigail Ellison and Rosalie Larochelle explore stories and folklore as they tour Scotland.

Elizabeth Bowles asks 'What prepares a child to rule a kingdom?' as she tells us the story of Mary Queen of Scots.

Graham Woodward examines the relationship between Native Americans and Scots arriving in the Americas.

Megan Ando tells the story of the Clydebank Blitz through the eyes and words of those that were there.

Felicia Ross and Sydney Wiencek visit Doon Hill to investigate if Fairies are capable of abduction or even murder!

Ready for The End by University of Stirling Production

Adam Hamill, Lee Wright and Dominc Suchar explore the impact of Minimum Unit Pricing for Alcohol on the Craft Beer industry in Scotland. This podcast was produced by 4th year students as part of the Audio Podcasting module at the University of Stirling marking the 25th Anniversary of the Scottish Parliament.

Molly Bestwick and Rowan Walthall tell the story of the haunted past of the Scottish Parliament building in Edinburgh. This podcast was produced by 4th year students as part of the Audio Podcasting module at the University of Stirling marking the 25th Anniversary of the Scottish Parliament.

Christopher Childs, Luke Haldane and Kyle Reid investigate if the Scottish Parliament has enough power or if it fully utilises the powers it has. This podcast was produced by 4th year students as part of the Audio Podcasting module at the University of Stirling marking the 25th Anniversary of the Scottish Parliament.

Lara Edwards and Rebecca Mann compare and contrast attitudes towards passionate fans of football and musicians such as Taylor Swift, tying the discussion around the Offensive Behaviour at Football act, introduced by the Scottish Parliament in 2012. This podcast was produced by 4th year students as part of the Audio Podcasting module at the University of Stirling marking the 25th Anniversary of the Scottish Parliament.

Freya Stevenson, Iona Dalgleish and David Clist investigate the history of ordinary women accused of being witches in Scotland, and the action or inaction of the Scottish Parliament to address the issue. This podcast was produced by 4th year students as part of the Audio Podcasting module at the University of Stirling marking the 25th Anniversary of the Scottish Parliament.

Nicky Foley and Nicole Gruosso sit down with Scotland's longest serving First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, for a personal chat covering her career, being a woman in politics and her thoughts on the future. This podcast was produced by 4th year students as part of the Audio Podcasting module at the University of Stirling marking the 25th Anniversary of the Scottish Parliament.

Ellie Foster, Nora Daly and Anna Kokoszczynska investigate the art collection at the Scottish Parliament speaking to artists and workers at the Parliament. This podcast was produced by 4th year students as part of the Audio Podcasting module at the University of Stirling marking the 25th Anniversary of the Scottish Parliament.

Jude Sherbini and Anastasis Nikolaou explore the role of First Minister of Scotland, featuring interview with Journalist Rebecca McCurdy and former First Minister Jack McConnell. This podcast was produced by 4th year students as part of the Audio Podcasting module at the University of Stirling marking the 25th Anniversary of the Scottish Parliament.