We chat with Caitlin Brannigan about moving from 'The Port' to 'The Smoke' and the implications on the availability of 'Slice'. All important considerations. We touch on Gothic London by hearing about the Magnificent 7. You can find out more about the Famous Graveyards of London here Check out our previous podcasts here If you
The Cumberland Square Eight is done in groups of eight but within the larger group of eight everyone has a partner. The dance is formed when four couples stand in a square facing in the way towards each other. We use the terminology 'Lady' and 'Man' when describing the roles in the Cumberland Square Eight
Musicians in London We chat with Mairi Warren and Christina McNeill from Edinburgh whose love of music has taken them to London to work with the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Along the way, we cover Kung Fu, Independence and Pole dancing. Obs You can find out more about the London Philharmonic Orchestra here. If you
Our second season continues with Rab Young who talks about his love of Big cities, the Outer Hebrides and Whisky tasting London. You can find out more about Rab's pop up whisky bar here ? We interrupt this blog post to bring you exciting news. The most entertaining whisky course is just a click away.
We chat with musician, novelist and playwright Colin MacIntyre (Mull Historical Society) about growing up in Mull and moving to London via Glasgow. Find out how to use the London tube for creativity and the importance of hearing a seagull on the banks of the Thames. There's also an update on the Mishnish and a
We catch up with entrepreneur and head brewer, Calum Bennett at Loomshed Brewery Hi Calum, tell us why you think Harris needs a brewery? Personally, I think everywhere should have a local brewery, it makes for a much more interesting beer scene, increases consumer choice, increases local employment and is environmentally better than importing beer.
Orcadian Strip The Willow - positioning The Orcadian Strip the Willow is a high energy dance, couples form a line down the centre of the room facing each other. Traditionally men stand on the right and ladies on the left (as viewed by the band). However, as long as you stand opposite your partner and
