This week we welcome historian and author Jack Alexander and folk singer-songwriter Craig Herbertson to discuss Hearts' rich history and the enduring legacy of McCrae’s Battalion. We discuss Jack Alexander's groundbreaking historical research to Craig Herbertson's moving tribute Hearts of Glory as we discuss the story of the Hearts men who went to war together and the efforts to keep their memory alive.

A season that brought us closer to those we watched the game with. A season that made us love our club even more. A season where we all believed. This will be the final Hearts on Sleeves episode of the season 2025-26. What a ride it has been. Thanks to everyone who joined us along the way.

This week we talk to two jambos who, alongside their Hearts obsessed daughter, made a 7000 mile round trip so that they could visit Tynecastle for the first time to see the jambos take on Rangers. We talk to them about their experience of the game, the atmosphere and, of course, the fans.

Spend just over and hour and a half of your day listening to 4 men get it right up the wee team.

It's derby week and probably the most important one since 2012. Thankfully, the Hearts on Sleeves guys are all totally chill and in no way anxious about it at all. There's transfer / pre-contract chat, a quiz and of course a a preview to the big game against the wee team.

Jamie, Adam and John return to discuss the lows of Livi and the merits against Motherwell. We also have the usual quiz before discussing the split fixtures.

We are joined this week by Craig Cairns from Hearts Standard as we reflect on the season so far and what is still to come. We test his knowledge, as well as our own, with our quizzes and look ahead to a trip to Almondvale.

This week Adam, Trunter and Jamie are joined by fellow jambo, Phil Wanless. In 2021, at the age of just 20, his son Fraser tragically took his own life. We talk to Phil about his journey, look back to some memories and stories of Fraser and Hearts as well as discussing finding ways to improve mind health for both the younger and older generation.

For Fraser Wanless 2000 - 2021

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