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The Scottish History Podcast

The Scottish History Podcast

By: Owen Innes
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The Scottish History Podcast brings Scotland's past to life through engaging storytelling, fascinating characters and remarkable events. From ancient Pictish kingdoms and medieval battles to Jacobite rebellions, scientific pioneers and modern political change, each episode explores the people and moments that shaped the nation.


Hosted by Owen Innes, the podcast journeys across more than two thousand years of Scottish history, uncovering well-known stories and forgotten chapters alike. Whether examining the lives of kings and queens, saints and scholars, warriors and reformers, or the everyday experiences of ordinary Scots, every episode is carefully researched and presented in an accessible and entertaining style.


Perfect for lifelong history enthusiasts and newcomers alike, the Scottish History Podcast offers a compelling exploration of Scotland's rich and often dramatic past.


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Owen Innes 2019-2026
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  • 147 - Haunted Castles, Battlefields and Bloody Ground
    Oct 22 2026

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    In our penultimate part of our Spooky Scotland series, we are focussing on the ghosts of the castles, the battlefields and the bloody ground in Scotland.

    We visit Fyvie Castle, Crathes Castle, Balvenie Castle as well as battlefields of Drumclog, Bothwell Brig and Glencoe.


    Enjoy!

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    34 mins
  • 146 - TWISH - Glenelg & The Blantyre Disaster
    Oct 19 2026

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    This week in Scottish History sees the twinning of Glenelg in Scotland with Glenelg on Mars!

    It also marks the anniversay of the Blantyre Colliery Disaster in 1877.


    Enjoy!

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    40 mins
  • 145 - Things that go Bump in the Highlands
    Oct 15 2026

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    Well folks, only 3 (or 2) I don't exactly know how to count it - weeks to Halloween and we have episode 3 of my Spooky Scotland series.

    This week it's about the monsters, the fairies and the things that go bump in the Highlands.

    Here is a list of the creatures and beings mentioned in the episode -

    Kelpie

    Each-Uisge (water horse)

    Sìth

    Daoine Sìthe

    Changeling

    Baobhan Sìth

    Bean-Nighe


    Enjoy!

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    28 mins
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My father is Scottish, (clans being Sinclair, and Kyles of Bute) and English mother, I was born in England. Very little is taught about the Scottish history, in any detail. This is confounded by Hollywood and false stories muddying the facts. I really appreciate the plain language, and clearly told narratives,of often misleading stories about Scottish history, actually told by an informed Scotsman. I have long been fascinated by my family history and the complexities of Scottish culture and history that are often oversimplified, this is brilliant and really informative account, delivered clearly and professionally, in short enough snippets to absorb the information without becoming too complicated to understand. Inspired me to research further and I have lost many an hour binging this, as without the family connection and my personal interest, the stories are amazing, brutal at times, but really highlight the challenges, risks, bravery and resilience of a nation long under occupation after a number of discarded agreements and documents, stating independence. Not getting into politics but this is a great account to establish understanding. Very interesting. Anyway thanks Owen, I can’t stop listening. I would happily pay a monthly fee for this content. Thank you.

Thanks Owen- Brilliant!

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Love it! Great job - ❤ presenter. No Scottish history in Education so appreciated

Great history extremely well told

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