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Scots Radio is a programme that spiks aboot the culture and the ongyans o fowk fa use Scots in their wirkin warl.

Accordin tae the last census in Scotland, there are aroon 1.5 million Scots spikkers in this country. Ye dinna hae tae wanner far tae hear it – jist ging as far North, Sooth, East an Wast as yir lugs’ll tak ye.

I hope ye’ll enjoy rummelin aboot in the Episodes, and welcome tae the company that celebrates the Scots Language – and the fowk that jist spik it.

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Frieda Morrison
Producer / Presenter

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Scots Radio is a programme that speaks about the culture and the on-going plans of people who use Scots in their working world.

According to the last census taken in Scotland, there are around 1.5 million Scots speakers in this country. You don’t have to go far to hear it – just go as far North, South, East or West as your ears will take you.

I hope you enjoy searching through the episodes of SLR and welcome to the company that celebrates the Scots Language – and the people who just speak it.

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Episode 54

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Rosemary Ward
The Scots Kitchen
Jane Ayre
F. Marian McNeill
Declaration of Arbroath
Amanda Edmiston

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Sad to hear the news about Janet Paisley, the weel kent Scots poet an writer.
'There’s no a teacher in Scotalnd that disnae ken her poetry’

BREAKIN RAINBOWS
JANET PAISLEY.

He wis jist a wee lad
dibblin in a puddle,
glaur fae heid tae fit,
enjoyin haen a guddle.
He micht hae been a poacher
pu’in salmon fae the beck.
He coulda been a paratrooper
swamp up tae his neck.
Oneywey, he wis faur awa,
deep wandered in his dreams.
It richt sobered me tae mind
a dub’s no whit it seems.
An while ah watched an grieved
the loss that maks a man a mug,
alang the road fair breenged his Maw
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Jess

Heart Of The Traveller's (HOTT) film 'Sense Of Identity' has won the 'Non Print Media award' at the Folklore Society awards in London

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SCOTS RADIO EPISODE 54
Oot an Gaan Aboot.

An ess is us again – it disna seem that lang ago faan we wir here daein the last episode. Bit that’s jist fit happens – yir nae seener gaan aye wye – that ye meet yirsel coming back fae the time afore.
In Episode 54 o Scots Radio wir rummelin aboot in books – them that’s recently published, jist aboot ready and oot a lang time ago. Rosemary Ward fae the Scottish Book Trust tells us fit’s happenin in Book Wik Scotland – Andrew Barr is delving through the Declaration o Arbroath, Sheena Blackhall reads fae her Doric translation o Jean Ayre, an Amanda Edmiston escorts us into the recipe pages o the ‘Scots Kitchen’ an the life o author an folklorist F. Marian McNeill. A this an music tee. Fit an eese.
www.scotsrdio.com

Here’s the link to the page: www.scotsradio.com/episode-54/
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SENSE OF IDENTITY.

HEART OF THE TRAVELLERS FILM 'SENSE OF IDENTITY' HAS BEEN SHORT-LISTED FOR THE PRESTIGIOUS NON PRINT MEDIA AWARDS 2018!

Congratulations to Jess and Davie Smith and the team.

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Pride. ... See MoreSee Less

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Pride a word well suited says David Pullar to Frieda Morrison of Scots Radio with Anne Downie and Jess Smith as they discuss the recent outstanding production of the highly acclaimed play The Yellow ...

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