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Thanks for checking out our podcasts. Our podcasts are intended to provide information and ideas about generating new ideas, different ways of working, and different ways of generating income. We have carefully curated the podcasts to give you access to a wide variety of people with varied backgrounds, but all work in the sector and have been successful at what they do. We hope you will find them useful and entertaining. If you have any specific topics that you think would make a good topic for a podcast, please drop us a line.


Fourth Wall

“Fourth Wall” is back for Season two, the podcast that takes world-leaders and sends them to the Moon, allowing them to take three movies with them, a book and a snack. Joined by NASA’s former Chief Knowledge Officer, Ed Hoffman, and XpoNorth Digital’s Screen and Media specialist, Jessica Fox, we go on a journey fuelled by cinema exploring the films that inspire our guests… and find out why stories are so important.


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Unforgotten Highland Women

https://www.thebiglight.com/unforgottenhighlandwomen

A jewel thief, a witch, a doctor and an inspirational teacher are just some of the stories of incredible Highland women revealed from museum archives. Unforgotten Highland Women is a short podcast series, recorded at live events across the Highlands of Scotland, about remarkable local women. Podcaster, Pauline Moore of Big Light, with help from our good selves, was commissioned by Museums and Heritage Highland to deliver this fascinating and enjoyable series. Leave yourself time though, you will want to listen to all of them!


Highland Objects Podcasts

https://highlandobjects.wordpress.com/the-podcasts/

Some incredible podcasts looking at just some of the wealth of fascinating objects held in Highlands and Islands museums. Listeners were given the chance to vote on a selection of objects and choose which stories they wanted to hear. Pictish carvings to the mystery of a trepanned skull an the Buddo, the whalebone figure discovered at Skara Brae and dating back to at least 2400BC. This project was made possible by XpoNorth and our friends at Museums and Heritage Highlands.

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