The Cheviot, The Stag And The Black, Black Oil
Episode Three of A History Of Scottish Drama In Six Plays focuses on John McGrath and 7:84's 1973 play The Cheviot, The Stag And The Black, Black Oil.
What happened in Scottish theatre in the 1950s and 1960s? How did Scottish drama explode in the 1970s? What role did 7:84 play? What happens in The …
Losing Venice
Episode Four of A History Of Scottish Drama In Six Plays focuses on Jo Clifford's 1985 play Losing Venice.
What happened in Scottish theatre in the 1980s? How was the country's staunch opposition to Margaret Thatcher expressed on stage? How did a new generation of boundary-breaking playwrights emer…
Passing Places
Episode five of A History Of Scottish Drama In Six Plays focuses on Stephen Greenhorn's 1997 play Passing Places.
What happened when Glasgow became European City of Culture in 1990? What influence did that have on Scottish theatre? How did a new generation of playwrights grapple with Scotland's pos…
Black Watch
Episode six of A History Of Scottish Drama In Six Plays focuses on Gregory Burke's 2006 play Black Watch.
What happened in Scottish theatre after Scottish devolution in 1997 and the reconvening of the Scottish parliament in 1999? How did the National Theatre of Scotland come into being? How did it …
“Untangling the Poverty and Neglect Narrative in Child Welfare Law” with Prudence Beidler Carr
Overloaded: Understanding Neglect Season 4
Show Notes: Episode 4
Today's episode included the following speakers (in the order they appear):
Host: Luke Waldo
Experts:
Prudence Beidler Carr — American Bar Association's Center on Children and the Law
Annessa Hartman — Oregon State Representativ…
How Dominant Narratives Manifest for Individuals, Families, and Communities
How Dominant Narratives Manifest for Individuals, Families, and Communities
Today’s episode included the following speakers (in the order they appear):
Host: Luke Waldo
Experts:
Valerie Frost – National Lived Expert and Systems Change Leader
Claudia Rowe – Author of Wards of the State: The…
St Patrick's Day and the joys of spring
In this week's episode, Lesley and Fraser navigate a blustery start to the week. Lesley recounts her experience at the Irish Consul's celebration in Edinburgh, noting Ireland's cultural confidence.
The discussion turns to the "heating oil headache" facing off-grid Scots, with the UK government’s £3…
St Patrick's Day and the joys of spring
In this week's episode, Lesley and Fraser navigate a blustery start to the week. Lesley recounts her experience at the Irish Consul's celebration in Edinburgh, noting Ireland's cultural confidence.
The discussion turns to the "heating oil headache" facing off-grid Scots, with the UK government’s £3…
Common Sense Guardrails for CPS, with Joyce McMillan
In this episode, Joyce McMillan, founder and executive director of Just Making a Change for Families and a member of the Parental Rights Foundation Board of Advisors, joins us to discuss her recent article “Common Sense Guardrails for CPS,” featured in The State of Parental Rights in America. Drawi…
Why Andy Burnham's local devolution push threatens the SNP
Joyce McMillan and Dave Watson from Building A Local Scotland join Political Reporter James Walker to discuss how more power can be devolved within Scotland to benefit people's lives.
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