The Herald Podcasts: Recent Episodes
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Welcome to The Herald's podcast collection. We'll be bringing you the latest political discussion and cultural conversations from across Scotland and catching up with some of the country's leading experts.
Barclays site lead for Scotland Koral Anderson reveals the capacity of their new Clydeside site.
Speaking to Brian Taylor after Chancellor Rishi Sunak visited Scotland, Barclays site lead for Scotland Koral Anderson explains the unique offering of Scotland for the banking giant.
In the second episode of The Brian Taylor Podcast, Brian is joined by Patrick Harvie, co-leader of the Scottish Greens.
The pair chat about possible coalitions, the environment and independence.
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In the second episode of our Think Dementia podcast series, host Caroline Wilson talks to Danny McDonald, who was diagnosed with the disease at just 52 years old.
In the first episode of our Think Dementia podcast series, host Caroline Wilson talks to carer Joanna Body, chief executive of Alzheimer's Scotland Henry Simmons and deputy director of the AS centre for policy and practice at the University of the West of Scotland. Join them as they take a focused look at the cost of caring for dementia patients in 2020, and what resources are in place to help those struggling.
This week, Culture Cast comes to your eyes from the heart of Venice, where host Phil Miller is at the world's biggest visual art festival.
He chats to the team behind Charlotte Prodger's Scotland Show.
Ruth Davidson has been caught on a live microphone saying she would rather not talk about the European elections caused by Tory problems with Brexit.
In the first episode of Culture Cast, Phil chats to Herald journalist Alison Rowat about this year's Glasgow Film Festival and the launch of the new BBC Scotland channel.