
Ken Gordon lives in Scotland, land of everything wonderful. He is interested in travel and people and is uneasy talking about himself in the third person, but does so anyway because he's edgy. Join me. On the edge ... of (cough) something.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||

We (Ken Gordon and Zeb Ahmed) signed up to sleep outside on Sat 9th December in Edinburgh along with a lot of other people to raise money for SocialBite to help eradicate homelessness in Scotland. Details of how to join us and sponsor us are at the b... more
We (Ken Gordon and Zeb Ahmed) signed up to sleep outside on Sat 9th December in Edinburgh along with a lot of other people to raise money for SocialBite to help eradicate homelessness in Scotland. Details of how to join us and sponsor us are at the b... more
We (Ken Gordon and Zeb Ahmed) signed up to sleep out on a cold winters night on Sat 9th December in Edinburgh along with 8998 other people.
We need sponsors.
The money raised will be focused on eradicating homelessness in Scotland within a 5 year p... more
Welcome to all of the eight episodes of “My Dad’s Kilt went to China” together in one omnibus edition.
I was lucky enough to go to China at the end of last year and from the moment I landed and the plane taxied at Beijing airport to returning to the... more
Heading to the airport i had time to reflect on how much I had experienced and how interesting everything was. One of my final conversations was with a Swedish engineer who hates working in China. I managed to compress a lot into a few days. The reso... more
Freezing cold from 5 hours of sightseeing, I head to a restaurant called RBT for food. Was my understanding of menus correct?
I discover sweet dumplings at breakfast (difficult to tell which ones are sweet and which are savoury) and see stars trying... more
I was lucky enough to go to China at the end of last year. and the experience (and sound recordings I made there) have been compiled into a short series of podcasts.
In Beijing I found my sleep was synchronising and I observed cleaning time.
I fina... more
I was lucky enough to go to China at the end of last year. and the experience (and sound recordings I made there) have been compiled into a short series of podcasts.
My insomnia meant that I noticed nothing was moving in Tianjin city in the early ho... more










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