In Scotland, when friends get together they blether. When those friends happen to be Scottish Blue Badge Tourist Guides you can be sure that the country they are so passionate about will be right at the heart of their discussions. Contemporary and historical; culinary and cultural; reminiscence and anecdote - from accommodation to zoos, the chat will range across the entire alphabet of topics and issues that are live and happening in Scotland right now. We hope that you’ll join us - there’s nothing to beat a right good blether!
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In this episode we look to the mountains and in particular to the tallest of our mountains - the Munros. Catalogued by Sir Hugh Munro in 1891, we look at the man himself and why his list caused such a stir. Although he never managed to climb them all... more
No matter where you go in Scotland, churches are very much a part of the landscape. Built in the days when even the smallest village could expect a congregation of several hundred, many are facing an uncertain future. In this episode we chat about so... more
We Scots love our puddings and pies - be they sweet or savoury! In this episode we explore the variety, differentiate between a single and a supper and even explain who Georgie Porgie was.
My grandmother emigrated to Canada from Scotland at 13 (1913). As a child I didn’t care for her accent. Now many, many years later, I relish it. I also appreciate the chats about Scottish history, culture, and the every day human notes.
Great to hear all three gals again! Helen I knit those dish cloths also. I can listen to your podcast & knit too. I remember the 1st episode and now they are up to 82. I haven’t missed one episode. So entertaining & interesting. more
Thank you, Liz and Helen, for these delightful conversations. I always learn something that helps inform my next trip across the pond to my most favorite country 🏴❤️
This podcast has been great to listen to after our recent tour of Scotland with Liz (via Rick Steves). What a wonderful continuation of our understanding of Scottish history!
Great to hear all three gals again! Helen I knit those dish cloths also. I can listen to your podcast & knit too. more
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Scottish Blethers launched 3 years ago and published 115 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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