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This page provides links to some Scottish (and Scottish heritage) radio and television staions and programs that provide broadcasts and articles online.
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Andy's Ceilidh: I am sure many of you have been tuned in to my programmes before as I have been broadcasting now for 26 years - over 22 of them on Moray Firth Radio in Inverness and for the past 3 years on Scottish Internet Radio.
See BBC Scotland for history, nature, music, news and other topics.
The BBC Book Cafe Scotland has live radio programs, live webcasts, and video clips about books and authors.
You can access daily archived TV news reports and live morning radio news at http://www.bbc.co.uk/scotland/news/.
The Celtic Zone
has daily broadcasts of Scottish cultural and historical interest.
Radio Scotland International (R.S.I. "Och Aye")
Celebrate your heritage at ScotRadio with music, Gaelic lessons, history, cooking, genealogy and more.
Scotland on TV is a web tv channel bringing programming about Scotland to a world-wide audience. So, whether you're a Scottish ex-pat, or someone who has Scottish roots, or you would just like to know more about the country which aims to be 'the best small country in the world' welcome to programming you can watch when you want to watch it
The thistleradio.com - Official site of The Thistle and Shamrock and Thistlepod with hostess Fiona Ritchie - Created weekly at the foothills of the Scottish Highlands, The Thistle and Shamrock is one of NPR's longest running and most popular music offerings. ... Established and emerging artists and in-studio guests populate each edition of Thistle. They explore familiar Celtic territory, but often lead curious listeners towards more distant landscapes and genres.
You may select a general topic from the list below to view both information on those topics and links to related sites.
Select a topic here.
Archaeology in Scotland
Scottish Authors
Castles in Scotland
Scottish Cooking
Franco-Scottish Sites
Germano-Scottish Sites
Heraldry
Scottish Magazines On-Line
Scottish & Celtic Newsgroups
Miscellaneous "Scottish Stuff"
Radio-TV
Scottish Newspapers On-Line
Tartan & The Kilt
Robert the Bruce
Scottish Serendipity
Technology in Scotland
Web Cameras in Scotland
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