Scotland Outdoors
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Scottish Women's Football
Mark chats to Scotland's pioneering female footballers who changed the women's game.
Mark sets foot on a new walking route in Fife, Euan's on the Forth and Clyde canal, a new use for hemp and heritage daffodils
A new walking route in Fife, the Forth and Clyde canal reopens and heritage daffodils
A breakfast podcast special cooking up Huevos Rancheros on the fire.
Mark, Euan and Helen with a breakfast special looking at all your delicious suggestions.
Planting trees, 21st Century crofting and bluebells.
Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith with an extended Spring version of the podcast.
Snapshot of Scottish Agriculture
In this podcast Mark and Euan look at a few of the current stories in Scottish farming.
Jellicoe Express, Badgers and the 'Poly Roger'
Mark hears about the Jellicoe Express and Euan is on a recycled plastic boat.
Beaver in Scotland
Euan McIlwraith looks back at the journey of beaver in Scotland gaining protected status.
Mark and Euan discover a new species of trout, take a trip along the river Tay and some listeners from Nashville drop in past
A new species of trout, a boat trip on the Tay and some listeners from Nashville drop by
North Coast 500 Leg One
Mark and Euan set off on the NC500 route around the North of Scotland.
Mark and Euan encounter goats and pumpkins, discover a neolithic ball and a waterfall in a remote area
Goats, pumpkins, a neolithic discovery and a pioneering mineralogist
Jim Crumley
Mark and Euan in conversation with nature writer, Jim Crumley.
Mark and Euan explore the river Ythan in Aberdeenshire from source to sea taking in castles, wildlife and a spot of canoeing
Mark and Euan explore the river Ythan from source to sea including a canoe journey on it
Ury Riverside Park, Ardeer Peninsula and The Beechgrove Garden
Mark and Euan with the Scotland Outdoors podcast.
The Healing Power of Fire
Helen Needham joins a group of recovering addicts on a wild camping trip near Aviemore.
Mark watches the ospreys at the Loch of Lowes, Helen visits a Christmas tree farm and how to avoid disturbing seal colonies
Ospreys at the Loch Lowes, Christmas tree planting and how to avoid disturbing seals
Roy Dennis
From 2015, Euan and Mark speak to naturalist and conservationist, Roy Dennis. Roy discusses his childhood fascination with nature, his career with RSPB and everything in-between.
A trip to Galloway
Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith visit Dumfries and Galloway. They find out the history behind Belted Galloways, the cattle synonomous with the area; take a trip through Kirkcudbright on an electric bike, and meet a couple of Russian Orthodox priests who are restoring a castle in the area and running a printing press. They visit Scotland's first Dark Skies park and a willow sculptor whose work has featured in Outlander. Threave Garden is also on their itinerary, not just the garden itself but the bats and osprey who make a home there.
Mink, canals, Glencoe and spooky sounds
Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith with the Scotland Outdoors podcast.
Euan has a wildlife first, Mark tastes birch water plus the fascinating life of the aspen tree and an inspirational farmer
Birch water, an inspirational farmer, aspen trees and a wildlife first for Euan
Doug Allan
Mark speaks to wildlife cameraman Doug Allan.
Mark and Euan discover a new take on Bags for Life, catch up on osprey news and a fish with a distinctive aroma
A new take on Bags for Life, the history of the lynx and a fish with a distinctive aroma
Wildcats, Spring Show, Woodland, paths and tour guides
Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith with the Scotland Outdoors podcast.
Beaver, nets, paths, parks,flying sheep, a wine tower and St Drostan
Mark and Euan with the Scotland Outdoors podcast.
Myrtle Simpson
Mark and Helen meet Myrtle Simpson who in her 80s was awarded the Polar Medal.
Mark and Euan visit a brand new fish market, a rejuvenated country estate and a Scottish rainforest
A Scottish rainforest, a brand new fish market and a rejuvenated country estate
Mark and Euan explore horse logging, ships made of concrete and the practice of bolting on the mountains
Horse logging, concrete ships and bolting on the mountains
Mark and Euan discover Scotland's first railway, a WW1 replica trench in Aberdeen plus highland cows, cranes and orcas
Scotland's first railway, a WW1 replica trench plus highland cows, cranes and orcas
Yoghurt, Moongazing, Apples and Blackenings
Mark visits a dairy, and goes moongazing, while Euan uncovers a Scottish tradition.
Arthur Anderson
Mark and Euan chat to former Landward producer, Arthur Anderson.
Mark and Euan with a red squirrel success story, an angry bird and a treasure trove of unwanted goods
An out of sorts capercaillie, red squirrels in Aberdeen and waste busting in Morayshire
Handa,Flying, River Almond, Beavers and Peebles Film Fest
Mark and Euan with stories from across Scotland.
Polly Pullar
Mark meets wildlife rehabilitator and journalist Polly Pullar in her native Ardnamurchan.
Out of Doors on Westray
Mark and Euan visit the island of Westray in Orkney, Queen O' the Isles.
Mark and Euan meet up with three mountain rescue team members who recall their experiences on the mountains of Scotland
Mark and Euan meet three mountain rescue team members to hear their rescue stories
Out for Christmas 2015
A special festive podcast from the archive, Ben Lomond, huts, poetry and pikes.
Mark and Euan with moonlight hill walking, the winter solstice and the art of soundscapes courtesy of musician Phil Cunningham
Moonlight hill walking, the winter solstice and musician Phil Cunningham on soundscapes
Mark and Euan get the lowdown on whooper swans, a restored suspension bridge and electric mountain bikes
Whooper swans, suspension bridges and electric mountains bikes
Seals, birds, trees and motorbikes
Mark and Euan with this week's Scotland Outdoors podcast
From the Our Story series of 2014, Mark visits Aviemore to discover how the area was once dubbed the St Moritz of Scotland
Mark visits the Aviemore once dubbed the St Moritz of Scotland
The Cairngorm Funicular Railway has been placed in administration. Mark and Euan take a look at the story behind the decision.
Mark and Euan with the history of the Cairngorm Funicular Railway and its future
Sir John Lister Kaye
Mark and Euan visit naturalist, conservationist and author Sir John Lister Kaye.
Mark and Euan with a rare bird sighting, a slice of Japan in the Ochil Hills and the history of an observatory atop a mountain
A rare bird sighting, an observatory atop a mountain and a Japanese Garden in the Ochils
Brochs, bunkers and a battery-powered train
Euan visits an Iron Age broch and a 1960s nuclear bunker, and Mark rides a battery train.
The West Highland Line
Mark and Euan on one of the world's greatest rail journeys on the West Highland Line
Out of Doors First World War Special
Mark and Euan mark 100 years since the Armistice with a special podcast
Mark and Euan discover a rejuvenated Highland railway, a Ford Model T and a dictionary of Scots Nature
A rejuvenated Highland railway, a Ford Model T statue and a dictionary of Scots Nature
, Mark and Euan indulge their love of steam trains, get close up with some reindeer and the bee that's become an internet hit
The reindeer of the Cairngorms, steam trains and the bee that's an internet sensation
St. Cuthbert's Way
Mark and Euan follow an ancient tradition by making a pilgrimage but with a modern twist.
Tools, spatulas, bees and the John Muir Trust
Euan McIlwraith and Karen Mackenzie with the Scotland Outdoors podcast.
Women in farming, beavers, geese and maps
Euan McIlwraith and Karen MacKenzie with the Scotland Outdoors podcast.