
Get ready to hit the road with The Scottish Roadscast, the Scottish Roads Archive’s exciting podcast history series! Since 2018, we have been exploring fascinating topics related to Scotland’s post-war roads, bridges, and motorways. With regular insights from industry experts and special guests, it’s the only such podcast in Scotland! As of 2025, the series has captured the ears of over 100,000 li... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 81 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

A very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from the Scottish Roadscast! In this extended episode the SRA team discuss the history behind the Faslane Naval Base access roads, the A801 in West Lothian and 60 years since the start of construction of th... more
In this episode of the Scottish Roadscast Stuart and John consider the history of the A8 between Edinburgh and Greenock. Once the most important route across Scotland, it's now split into a variety of sections built between the 1920s and the 1980s. T... more
In this episode of the Scottish Roadscast Stuart has travelled to Inverness to celebrate thirty years of the Skye Bridge. Archive guru Duncan Macknight and special guest Darren Donaldson consider its planning, design and construction. This month's "F... more
In this episode of the Scottish Roadscast, we explore the history of the M9 motorway from Edinburgh to Dunblane. We discuss whether it's truly "Scotland's M40" and share new facts, figures, and answers to your M9 questions. This month's "From the Arc... more
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If you’re a bit of a road geek like me, this is excellent!
Always look forward to the next podcast dropping. Only negative is one a month is t enough!
Informative, engaging and really well presented.
Great work by all the team!!
Interesting stuff, if you like that sort of thing.
Would have been good to hear about the Baillieston Storm Sewer as part of the pre-contact works for the Monklands Motorway as it was a chunky bit of work with tunnelling.
If you like the motorways around Glasgow and beyond then this will inform you of what would and should have been.
These podcasts give lots of top notch information on Scotland’s road and motorway network. Well worth the listen.
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Focusing on the evolution and significance of Scotland's post-war roads, bridges, and motorways, this series engages listeners with in-depth discussions featuring industry experts and guest speakers. It uniquely combines historical storytelling with technical insights, making complex infrastructural developments accessible and interesting for a wide audience. With a strong listener base, the content delivers a blend of humor, personal anecdotes, and detailed analyses of various routes and road projects across Scotland, catering not just to road enthusiasts but also to those interested in urban development and history.
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Recent guests on The Scottish Roadscast include:
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2. Duncan McKnight
3. Kevin Dunn
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