The Holyrood Sources podcast analyses Scottish politics through the experiences of those who have lived and breathed it as Special Advisers to the Scottish Government, SNP and opposition parties. Join hosts Calum Macdonald, Geoff Aberdein (Chief of Staff to the First Minister, 2007-2014) and Andy Maciver (Former Head of Communications for the Scottish Conservatives) as they take you inside Scottis... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 84 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | News |
Humza Yousaf's resignation as First Minister of Scotland has sparked discussions about the future of the Scottish National Party (SNP) and the leadership contest that will follow. The conversation explores the personal and political reactions to Yous... more
Scottish Green Party MSP Ross Greer joins us for an extended conversation about the termination of the Bute House Agreement, the Greens' time in Government and how the party plan to vote in the votes of no confidence being brought against Humza Yousa... more
The Bute House agreement between the SNP and the Scottish Greens has ended, leading to a minority government in Scotland. We discuss the reasons for the end of the agreement including policy challenges and frayed relationships. Humza Yousaf, the lead... more
In this episode of Hollywood Sources, Calum, Geoff and Andy are joined by Kathleen Nutt, Political Correspondent, The Herald, to discuss various topics including the charging of Peter Murrell, former chief executive of the SNP, with embezzlement, the... more
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Unparalleled access to politicians relevant to Scottish affairs, with the notable absence of the Greens!
Great debates and guests, really enjoy listening and so informative, also funny at times đđ
Get away from the bish bash bang of Holyrood trench warfare. The panel gives itself the time to get under the skin of the arguments and take the time to question their guests in depth and develop arguments more
Informative but frustratingly affable. In the latest episode, Stephen Gethins was allowed to discuss the Nick Boles brexit proposal without being challenged on the SNP having frustrated the Customs Union proposal by abstaining.
A podcast I never thought I needed. A serious but easy listening podcast on Scottish politics - which I havenât found yet. One of the best ways to understand the up-to-date politic landscape, with a good degree of debate and disagreement on big issues which adds to its effectiveness because it is not a âparty politicalâ podcast masquareading as transparent. Keep up the good work
Spotify | #32 | United Kingdom/News |
Apple Podcasts | #39 | United Kingdom/News |
Apple Podcasts | #160 | Singapore/News |
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