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Extremis Publishing is an independent publishing house based in Scotland, specialising in arts, media and culture non-fiction. Join us as we chat with our authors, talk about new books, and discuss all things writing. (Some episodes may contain adult language.)
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English
United States
102 episodes
since Oct. 1, 2018
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Join author James R.A. Herriot for a fascinating discussion of his book "Tweed Trail Challenge: River Mouth to the Source" - an amazing journey which follows the historic River Tweed from the Northumbrian town of Berwick-upon-Tweed towards its source in the Scottish Borders. James also explores man…
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Extremis Publishing Directors Tom Christie and Julie Christie are joined by their good friends Joe Moore and Mary Moore of the North Pole Press as they celebrate reaching the podcast's 100th episode milestone! They discuss some of their favourite highlights from producing the podcast so far, as wel…
Archaeologist Dr Murray Cook considers the remarkable story of the River Forth as he unveils his book "Scotland's First Frontier". From Roman invasions to Viking attacks, the Forth has played a major part in Scotland's story for millennia. Murray explains why it has been such a vitally important fa…
Recorded at the remarkable Bannockburn House, one of the most culturally significant country houses in all of Stirlingshire, Dr Catherine Bradley of the Bannockburn House Trust discusses just why this amazing place has become so important to Scotland's history. A Category A listed building with imp…
What does it really take to build a thriving business community across an entire region, and who is helping to make it happen? In this episode, we sit down with Lynn Harris, President and CEO of Forth Valley Chamber of Commerce, to discover how this remarkable organisation has grown into a network …
Managing Director of Studio King Street, Neil Munday, interviews Tom Christie about his new book "Lights, Camera, Stirling!" which was co-authored by Julie Christie. Tom discusses just why this beautiful and historic part of Scotland has proven to be so popular with film-makers from all over the wo…
Computer industry legend Mel Croucher, who founded the first videogames company in the UK, drops in for a chat about "Gamers: Ghosts in the Machine" - the first instalment in his ambitious multi-volume series detailing the history of gaming. Mel talks about some of the extraordinary figures who wer…
Laura Ruddock, the founder of the Literary Escape Company, joins us for a chat about her ambitious new range of book festivals, with sellout events scheduled right across Britain in 2026. Laura discusses her business journey to date, including her range of merchandise and new developments that are …
Stuart Hall, PR and Media Officer at Forth Valley College, has a chat with Dr Tom Christie, creator of the Writing for Publication course that runs regularly at the college's Stirling campus. Tom reflects on presenting the course over the past few years, and discusses the content that attendees can…
Author and entrepreneur Laurie Duncan discusses his brand new book Real Property, Real Profit, exploring his remarkable real-life journey towards huge business success in the world of property. Laurie discusses the challenges and the successes involved in becoming one of the country's most successf…
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