bbc radio scotland

[piperdbh]

I've been listening online to BBC Radio Scotland for the last week or so. I don't have any idea about most of the people and politics discussed; I just like the sound of the voices.

Anybody else tune in the Beeb just to hear somebody who sounds different from you?

[madmacs]

I tend to listen to the local radio stations more, but the bbc for some good comedy (newsquiz, navy lark, steptoe and son) need to figure out getting to listen to deep trouble though...

[keenoi]

I like to listen to their weekly show on piping, called Pipeline. It's about an hour long, broadcast every Saturday but available to listen to anytime until the next show.

[kc8ufv]

I like to listen to their weekly show on piping, called Pipeline. It's about an hour long, broadcast every Saturday but available to listen to anytime until the next show.

I need to load IPlayer into my new phone, and get it to work here.... I wonder if that show is available by podcast....

[piperdbh]

They just had a story about a man in Inverness who's been stealing people's pet rabbits.

That ain't cool.

[creagdhubh]

They just had a story about a man in Inverness who's been stealing people's pet rabbits.

That ain't cool.

I told my great-uncle, Lloyd Macpherson of Kingussie (just down the A9 motorway from Inverness) to stop doing that!!!

Gotta love the Highlands...it's truly a different world...a better world in my opinion.

Cheers,

[Avonlea22]

I listen to Radio 2 in Ireland quite a bit.

[madmacs]

There is "take the floor" too if you like fiddle music and ceilidhs

[piperdbh]

I'm beginning to form a hypothesis: I listen for the accents, while the rest of you listen for the content. Funny world, ain't it?

[madmacs]

Well i guess that depends if the accent is new... Now if it was russian maybe that would be a different case... especially since I dont know russian