London Scots Podcast with Susan Pym

Born and raised in Dumbarton, Susan Pym shares vivid memories of growing up with the smell of malt drifting through the air every Wednesday. When London came calling, she and her husband made the move south, where Susan found a new sense of community through the Church of Scotland. In this episode, she chats about life between two worlds and gives us an insider’s look at the St Andrew’s Book Festival in London.

Moving from the South of Glasgow to Uni and then to London to work in Advertising. We hear about her career break that became an adventure of a lifetime. Now back in London, Suzi works as a freelancer in TV on all sorts of shows, including The Traitors. Oh, and there's an app tip that will get you cheap/free coffee.

Moving from the South of Glasgow to Uni and then to London to work in Advertising. We hear about her career break that became an adventure of a lifetime. Now back in London, Suzi works as a freelancer in TV on all sorts of shows, including The Traitors. Oh, and there's an app tip that will get you cheap/free coffee.

Nina tells us about growing up in Linlithgow and then Falkirk, before heading to Oz as a swim teacher, living the high life in Melbourne before coming back to London. Student life at a new University studying something that can't be pronounced after 3 gin and tonics. Oh, and check out her cool app recommendation.

In this episode of the London Scots podcast, Siobhan Harley shares her unique journey from Glasgow to London (via Florida, Nashville, San Francisco and New York). We hear about her newfound passion for golf, her interest in natural wine, and why someone in her house is living the life of Riley. She treats us to a killer ap function on her [hone. One that many of us need.

Having moved about Scotland, Leah heads to London with her twin sister. Netball, marathon running, work and socialising are all wrapped up. Enjoy!

From Glasgow to London we chat about the delights of Chiswick, Drama in Schools, Woven in Words and two special photographers.

Join us as we journey from the picturesque town of Callander to the bustling streets of London, with a stop in Edinburgh. In this episode, we dive into Callum's experiences studying abroad, travel adventures, and passion for football. Discover the challenges and triumphs he faced along the way, and gain insights into how travel can shape one's perspective on life and education. Whether you're a seasoned traveller or planning your first trip, this conversation is packed with inspiration and practical advice!

From Barrhead to London and the Middle East and back again. We chat Chas 'n' Dave and the legendary club night on St. George's Day for the English in a club run by an Irishman put on by a Scotsman. Crucially we also find out how much beer was in 1986.

Join us for a chat with Alex Christmas, a Civil Engineer from Dunblane! In this episode, Alex shares his journey from Dunblane to the bustling city of London. We explore his background, experiences in Dunblane, and his impression of life in the capital. Discover the contrasts between small-town living and the fast-paced atmosphere of London, as well as insights into the costs of living in the city… If you are a Scot in London and would like to appear on the show, drop a message to [email protected]⁠⁠⁠⁠. This podcast is kindly sponsored by ⁠⁠⁠⁠www.ceilidhclub.com⁠⁠⁠⁠ - a taste of Scotland in London. Live band and caller. No experience is necessary. (Music provided by ⁠⁠⁠Licence to Ceilidh⁠⁠⁠)