Halloween: Is It Scottish or Something Else?

Douglas Haig, the Butcher Haig as he's sometimes called, is widely considered to have been a general who callously threw away many soldiers' lives to little effect but is there more to him than this? In this episode, Fraser seeks to understand a few of the facts which drove Haig's decisions.

Host Fraser Horn (@haggispope) looks into Halloween to look into if it has Scottish origins or if it began elsewhere. The answer will shock you (it's sort of Scottish)

This episode is about Scotland's Stone of Destiny, how true it is and why the stories told about it matter

This episode is about a Scottish woman who organised the defense of a castle against the English.

This episode is about Scotland's rugby team and what it means to a country to have a national team made up of players from around the world.

This episode signals a restarting of the podcast with brand new content.

In this episode the gang embark on a quest to get to the route of the Scottish language from its history and literature.  Presented by Fraser Medvedik-Horn Co-Hosted by Roisin Caird and Johnney Rhodes Music by Adam Logan

In this episode, the gang discuss Christmas in Scotland, from early celebrations through to banning and the comeback. Featuring Johnney Rhodes Roisin Caird and Fraser Medvedik-Horn Music by Adam Logan

Ryan Hume, the silky voiced Canadian, joins Fraser Medvedik-Horn and Johnney Rhodes in an episode about the Black Death Music by Adam Logan Edited by Fraser Medvedik-Horn

In this episode 'the boys' discuss haggis and whether or not it is a Scottish icon. Presented by Fraser Medvedik-Horn and Johnney Rhodes Music by Adam Logan