Episode 4: Scotland’s Cloth of Rebellion, Witch Trials and Forgotten Recipes
Tartan was once banned. People risked punishment for wearing it. Today, it is recognised around the world as one of Scotland’s most powerful symbols. In this episode, Ally Heather and Coinneach MacLeod, the Hebridean Baker, unravel the remarkable story of how a forbidden fabric became the cloth of …
The Half Pint Q&A: Tips on Moving to Scotland
The listener Q&A edition of This is Scotland returns as Ally Heather and Coinneach MacLeod, the Hebridean Baker, answer your questions.
This week, they share their top tips for making Scotland feel like home, uncover strange old cures involving porridge, potatoes and warts, explore water horses, c…
Episode 5: Blackenings, Lost Borders and Hidden Scotland
In this episode of This is Scotland, Ally Heather and Coinneach MacLeod, the Hebridean Baker, uncover the fascinating origins of Scotland's most unusual wedding traditions, from handfasting and blackenings to smashing shortbread over the bride's head. They also explore Scotland's ever-changing bord…
Half Pint Q&A: Why Are Highland Cows Everywhere?
The listener Q&A edition of This is Scotland returns as Ally Heather and Coinneach MacLeod, the Hebridean Baker, answer your questions.
This week, they share their favourite places to cool off on a summer's day, celebrate one of Scotland's quirkiest competitions, debate whether Highland cows have …
Episode 6: Beach Landings, Whisky and the Spirit of Scotland
How do you land a plane on a beach? Why is Scotch whisky so closely tied to Scotland's identity? And what does the word ceilidh really mean?
In this episode of This is Scotland, Ally Heather and Coinneach MacLeod, the Hebridean Baker, journey from Barra's extraordinary beach airport to Edinburgh's…
Half Pint Q&A: Where Do the Highlands Begin?
The listener Q&A edition of This is Scotland returns as Ally Heather and Coinneach MacLeod, the Hebridean Baker, tackle one of Scotland's biggest debates: where do the Highlands actually begin?
This week, they reveal the places in Scotland that inspire them most, uncover the surprising history beh…
Episode 7: Outlander, Scotland's Lost Languages and the Hebrides
How historically accurate is Outlander? Why are Scotland's native languages still so fiercely debated? And what makes the Hebrides one of the country's most extraordinary places?
In this episode of This is Scotland with The Scots Magazine, Ally Heather and Coinneach MacLeod, the Hebridean Baker, e…
Half Pint Q&A: Where Is the 'Real' Scotland?
What does the "real" Scotland actually look like? Is it a remote island, a bustling city, a Highland glen... or somewhere else entirely?
In this listener Q&A episode of This is Scotland, Ally Heather and Coinneach MacLeod, the Hebridean Baker, share the places they believe capture Scotland at its …
Episode 8: The Real Braveheart, Scotland's Greatest Train Journeys and Auld Lang Syne
What makes Scotland's greatest film? How did Auld Lang Syne become the New Year's eve anthem all over the world? And which train journeys offer the best views in the country?
In the final episode of Series 1 of This is Scotland with The Scots Magazine, Ally Heather and Coinneach MacLeod, the Hebri…
Half Pint Q&A: Campervans, Machair and Our Series Finale
It's the final Half Pint of Series 1, and Ally Heather and Coinneach MacLeod, the Hebridean Baker, are answering your questions one last time.
This week, they debate which Scottish town deserves to be crowned the UK's next City of Culture, champion hidden gems including Leith, Rothesay and Lerwick…
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