Yes Cowal Scottish Independence Podcast

SCOTONOMICS. Nourishment for independent minds. Economics professor Fadhel Kaboub https://twitter.com/FadhelKaboub Outlines what it means to have true economic sovereignty. He discussed how and why small/medium sized nations like Scotland must strive for sovereignty. Monetary sovereignty is the most important aspect of sovereignty and this underpins an economy. Monetary sovereignty allows a government to issue (its own) currency rather than use (another countries) currency. As well as monetary sovereignty Fadhel outlines the importance of food security, technological capabilities and energy security as three more ways that countries protect their sovereignty. Fadhel covered Scotland, the nation's relationship with the rest of the UK and Europe (and was strongly against Scotland joining the Euro) and Singapore and Tunisia to expand on his ideas of sovereignty. Fadhel also, briefly, covered Modern Monetary Theory.

This week's highlights from the Scottish Parliament from Charles Fletcher

On Indylive.radio's Saturday Show DJ James E interviews up and coming Dublin musician Paul McDonnell, otherwise known as A Band Called Paul. Find out more about A Band Called Paul and hear some of the latest music on the Facebook page @abandcalledpaul  or the website abandcalledpaul.com

A special episode of the Locker Room while the normal programme is taking its summer break, Michael's guest is Gavin MacLeod, Chief Executive of Scottish Disability Sports.   Tune in to https://indylive.radio at 4pm on Monday 14th  for the first of our live reaction shows immediately following Scotland's Euro games

17. Random Scottish History -  'Treaty of Union Articles' - Collection of Thistledown’s Correspondence   Podcast versions of Articles of the Treaty of Union between Scotland and England, as ratified at Edinburgh, 16th January, 1707 by kind permission of Jenny Eeles of  Random Scottish History   You can follow Jenny on Twitter https://twitter.com/FlikeNoir You can become a Patron and support the Random Scottish History work  here : https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=941750   Treaty of Union Articles on RSH.scot - https://randomscottishhistory.com/new...  For the hardback, paperback or kindle edition of 'Treaty of Union Articles' (2019), illustrated by Alex Eeles - https://randomscottishhistory.com/201...  Charles Waddie's 'How Scotland Lost Her Parliament' (1891) on RSH.scot - https://randomscottishhistory.com/how...  For the paperback or kindle edition of Waddie's 'How Scotland Lost Her Parliament' (2020 reprint) - https://randomscottishhistory.com/202...     

12. Random Scottish History -  'Treaty of Union Articles' - An Appeal to Scots from a Victorian Podcast versions of Articles of the Treaty of Union between Scotland and England, as ratified at Edinburgh, 16th January, 1707 by kind permission of Jenny Eeles of  Random Scottish History   You can follow Jenny on Twitter https://twitter.com/FlikeNoir You can become a Patron and support the Random Scottish History work  here : https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=941750   Treaty of Union Articles on RSH.scot - https://randomscottishhistory.com/new...  For the hardback, paperback or kindle edition of 'Treaty of Union Articles' (2019), illustrated by Alex Eeles - https://randomscottishhistory.com/201...  Charles Waddie's 'How Scotland Lost Her Parliament' (1891) on RSH.scot - https://randomscottishhistory.com/how...  For the paperback or kindle edition of Waddie's 'How Scotland Lost Her Parliament' (2020 reprint) - https://randomscottishhistory.com/202...     

TÙS is an hour-long chat about life, language and lore. Each month, we'll welcome an indigenous guest from somewhere else on Planet Earth and learn about how they and their people see the world. Hosted by Scottish Gael Àdhamh MacLeòid, his first guest is Karenniyo of the Mohawk Nation Turtle Clan. She hails from Six Nations of the Grand River in Ontario, Canada.   #TÙS #Gaelic #MohawkNation #Dorlach Support TÙS: TÚS is brought to you by Dòrlach (SC050162) in partnership with Independence Live Please consider supporting Dòrlach's Gaelic dialect and lore work at: http://dorlach.scot/

This week's highlights from Holyrood including first Minister's Questions. Ashleigh Keenan-Bryce standing in for Charles Fletcher as host this week

Welcome to the May/June issue of Team Talk, our Indylive Radio audio newsletter.  In this issue we look back on our Holyrood election coverage and look forward to some special reaction shows following Scotland's Euro matches.  You can check our schedule for timings on www.indylive.radio/radioschedule. We also find out what interviews James E has in the pipeline, checkout our guest appearance on the Yes Corner series plus an update on our new app, our crowdfunder and lots more news! Our May21 spotify playlist of all the best new Scottish music releases is also available on https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4VhNcovmGfTt4DKoJbTK05  

Cat Boyd chairs this post Holyrood election discussion with a panel of guests including Trainspotting author Irvine Welsh, Cllr Graham Campbell and Hollie Cameron

Our guest podcast this week is Voices for Scotland, here discussing Universal Basic Income 

We are grateful to Pensioners for Indy for sharing their event with speaker Isobel Lindsay on the topic of Security and Defence in an independent Scotland.  

The election is over, Parliament has been sworn in, now we need to elect a First Minister.  Which of the three candidates will it be?  Only joking, it's obvious who is going to be FM, but thanks to Willie and Ross for the entertainment value. The Week in Holyrood, with Charles Fletcher

Host John Drummond chats with Prof David Edgerton,  English historian and author of "The Rise and Fall of the British Nation" and reveals some very interesting insights from the perspective of someone living outside of Scotland. 

Scottish sports podcast with hosts Michael and Matthew, this week covering the Scottish Cup finals, looking at the Scotland squad for the Euros and news on ice hockey and shinty

The second of James E's interviews with author Ethyl Smith, this time talking about books 3 and 4 of her series set in the time of the Covenanters, entitled Broken Times and Desperate Times. Ethyl's books are available from Thunderpoint Bookshop, plus all the usual booksellers.  Her facebook page is @changedtimesscottishhistoricalfiction and you can contact Ethyl at Ethylmarion@gmail.com or by twitter @ethylsmith If you missed our first interview covering books 1 and 2, you can hear it again here: https://yescowal.podbean.com/e/guest-podcast-of-the-week-james-e-interviews-scots-author-ethyl-smith/

The election is over, the new Scottish Parliament has been sworn in at Holyrood.  Here's Charles Fletcher with a roundup of the political news of the week

In our favourite sports show Michael and Matthew preview the last weekend football action in the league also news on tennis and more

We are grateful to the National Yes Registry for sharing their excellent event with Stephen Gethins, discussing his new book entitled "Nation to nation", looking at Scotland's Place in the World and taking questions from the audience.  

The Voices for Scotland podcast is back with hosts Michael and Allan this week reporting on the fallout from the Hamilton Report and Committee Inquiry, plus discussion on the Social Care Review