392a Ireland's W. B. Yeats; Scotland's Robert Burns; Agatha Christie's England
January 20, 201852m 0s
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Show Notes
We consider the importance of poet W.B. Yeats to the Irish soul, and discuss real-life English destinations that let you experience the world of Agatha Christie's mysteries. And just in time for Burns Night, Scottish troubadour Jim Malcolm explains what Robert Burns' poetry means to the Scots, and sings some favorite Burns tunes.
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