Scottish Videos

We know that this is the Scottish football podcast but we simply couldn't ignore the drama of Thierry Henry's hand ball incident, so Jim Spence and the Sportsound team put a Scottish spin on things.

Bryan and Chris try out a fan favorite from Scotland, New Castle Brown Ale. To keep with the theme for November, they pair the beer with something that tastes like Thanksgiving, but is not actually Thanksgiving. Ever wondered our a BEER turkey potpie might taste? Find out in this episode of Beer is Tasty! Distributed by Tubemogul.

Kenny Macintyre and guests Pat Nevin and Chick Young discuss the vacant Scotland manager's job, and get defender David Weir's thoughts on George Burley's dismissal and chat about fat footballers.

Kenny MacIntyre and the Sportsound team discuss potential candidates to replace George Burley in the role of Scotland manager.

Presenter Jim Spence and guests Jim Traynor and Craig Paterson discuss the dramatic events of the day which saw Scotland manager George Burley's departure. The boys discuss Burley's tenure in charge of the national side and also look at the likely contenders to take on the job.

Scottish Premier LeagueSeason 2009/118th November 2009Falkirk [0 - 2] Celtic F.CGoals27' [0 - 1] P. McCourt78' [0 - 2] S. MaloneyCeltic Glasgow ; Hibernian Edimburgh ; Aberdeen ; Motherwell ; Dundee utd (united) ; St mirren ; Heart of Midlenian ; Kimarnock ; Hamilton ; Falkirk ; St JohnstoneAuthor: Old-Firm_09 Tags: Match amical scottish premier league england matches nakamura free kick coup franc glasgow ecosse scotland football news hesselink edinburgh samaras mcdonald mcgeady aberdeen shoot ballon incroyable Posted: 16 November 2009 Rating: 5.0 Votes: 1

Richard Gordon and the Sportsound team discuss the implications of the 3-0 defeat of Scotland in the friendly match at Cardiff.

At Hughenden, Scottish Hydro Premier 3 leaders Hillhead Jordanhill take on newly promoted Dumfries

A mixed bag this week, as the show swings wildly from scandal to banjos, from life-changing movies to life-ending dramas, and from Sticky Fingers to a Big Yellow Taxi: 00:00 Paul is teetering on the edge of his eighteenth nervous breakdown, thanks to a Volkswagen-sized hole in his front yard. Spike, as always, is just plain boring. The Boys discuss reasons (and methods) of starting a heroin habit top help them cope and to pass the time. Never claim that TPASS isn't educational... 08:41 Some great stuff going on in the news; Glenn Beck loses a lawsuit but gets what he asked for, and Sesame Street is 40 years old and riddled with scandals. 31:43 What better way to cover the serious topic of international news and current affairs than to do so with banjos and puns? It's Pickin' And Grinnin', boy howdy. 34:05 This Week In Stuff, the segment where The Boys share their media week, in order to recommend/warn you and help you make better decisions. In theroy. (I think they just like talking about themselves, personally...) Paul's Ebert Movie Of The Week is Akira Kurosawa's Ikiru ; a movie that's not only entertaining, it's LIFE-CHANGING! Something that wasn't life-changing, but was terribly disturbing, was Pan's Labyrinth - not to be confused with the early 1980s David Bowie movie. ...or was that The Dark Crystal ? Plus, freebies!! Paul, as you know, is a resident blogger at Kindleville, and was sent some free e-books from Book View Cafe. Lucky dawg. 53:45 Spike's media week is part remake, part forward-looking: he took in the recent rehashing of The Taking Of Pelham 123 (cue jokes about how he had never seen the first hundred and twenty four of them...) with the express (no pun, etc) intention of making fun of it on the show, but finds a whole different outcome. He is very much looking forward to watching two awesome pieces of television. A live seance by so-called medium Derek Acorah to try and contact Michael Jackson, and a what if? drama set in a fictional Britain where the death penalty has been re-introduced. Its first victim... Gary Glitter. 1:10:42 Following on from a conversation The Boys had a few weeks ago, the topic for discussion is albums. Have ipods and CD changers messed up the artform of the LP? Is the hard work the artist and producer do sculpting the perfect running order gone forever thanks to the shuffle culture? They talk about the last albums that they listened to end-to-end. Paul fell in love with the Rolling Stones' Sticky Fingers , and Spike found a new appreciation for Nick Drake's Five Leaves Left . What's the last album you listened to end to end? Let 'em know at The Usual Address. Furthermore, the fact that frthey paved paradise, put up a parking lot. With a big hotel, a boutique and a swiiiiinngin' hot spooootrd to ignore. Right? Yeah, you bet. ------- Want to contribute to the show? You're always welcome to; email 'em at The Usual Address, or follow twitter.com/spikester and/or at facebook.com/thespikester to find out about future topics. ------- If you fancy being a guest on the worldwide radio phenomenon known as The Paul And Spike Show, get in touch via the usual address. ------- The Paul And Spike Show airs weekly, every Friday night on the mighty Radio Six International, from 11pm UK time and 6pm US eastern time. It also airs on 88.5 World FM in Wellington New Zealand at 7pm Saturday night local time. You can listen online every Saturday morning at 2am US eastern, or 6am UK time. Check out the other great programming on both stations; Radio Six brings you specialist music shows and unsigned artists, plus drama and comedies. World FM's varied schedule includes the best in international news, and music from around the world. You might also hear us on shortwave anywhere in the world, via WBCQ's 5.110MHz and 9.330MHz frequencies, or on any of the other FM and AM stations across the world that carry Radio Six's quality programming. ----- We love feedback at the show, and there are plenty of ways to get in touch. You can email us at the usual address, or you can book our faces in the Paul And Spike Show Facegroup Book. Or leave a comment below. If you Twitter, you can befriend Spike here.

http://www.orange-order.co.uk http://www.ulster-scots.co.uk Cookstown Sons Of William annual band parade, Cookstown, County Tyrone, Northern Ireland. Ulster-Scots / Scotch-Irish heritage.

Arthur was a multi-champion moothie player from Aberdeen and he was a great supporter of the National Harmonica League. He travelled south for many of the festivals including Jim Hughes' 1987 World Harmonica Festival in Jersey. He played diatonic and tremolo harmonicas, and loved playing in his kilt. This performance was at the NHL British Championships in Sible Hedingham, Essex, in 1993.

If it involves a Scottish man and a hen you know it's gunna be wacky! Shared by : The Daily Joke On: Tuesday, July 10, 2007Tags: public daily know laugh Joke hilarious laughter wacky Scottish hen gunna involves dailyjoke Funny Man