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Scots Whay Hae!’s Alternative Hogmanay Night In, 2020…

November 21, 2020

Carefully Orchestrated: The SWH! Podcast Talks To The Bathers’ Chris Thomson…

January 18, 2019

Thank You For The Music: An Appreciation Of Marina Records…

January 8, 2016

Get Yersel’ Connected: A Preview Of Celtic Connections 2016…

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Happy #grayday
Arriving tomorrow as part of #grayday - the first Gray Matters Podcast from @thealasdairgrayarchive #scottishwriters #lanark #scottishbooks
Tonight's reading is Dr Craig Lamont's fascinating 'The Cultural Memory of Georgian Glasgow', and Craig will be on the @scotswhayhae podcast very soon to have a chat about it...
This weekend's reading is a proof copy of 'The Mash House' by @afjgillespie (published with @unbounders ).
Some weeks (although damn few) being locked down is nae bother, and having the time to get immersed in 'Luckenbooth', the wonderful new novel by @jenni_fagan (published by @WmHeinemann) is the perfect solace...
@sayers33 is among my favourite writers so I'm fair looking forward to getting stuck into his latest novel 'Daisy on the Outer Line', published by @cranachanbooks

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“Always great to chat with Alistair Braidwood at Scots Whay Hae!, one of Scotland’s most perceptive (and jovial) critics.” – Graeme Macrae Burnet

“[…] one of my favourite interviews I’ve ever done. I spoke to Scots Whay Hae! and we went in deep.” – David Keenan

“[…] the best cultural commentator in Scotland.” – David Ross

“[…] one of the best and most thoughtful reviewers out there. Us publishers and writers are lucky to have him.” – Laura Jones (404 Ink)

“Pretty much the only person writing about Scottish music who actually matters.” – Natalie Pryce

“Alistair Braidwood –  champion of the tunes…” The Hoojamamas

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RSS The Scots Whay Hae! Podcast

  • Sorcha Dallas - Gray Day Podcast February 23, 2021
  • Etienne Kubwabo February 19, 2021
  • Ross Sayers February 17, 2021
  • Alan Bissett February 5, 2021
  • Paisley Book Festival - Keira Brown and Imogen Stirling February 2, 2021

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