Hello there. If you liked listening to Podlitical and now have a Scottish news-shaped hole in your podcast feed, I bring good news.

Scottcast is a new podcast from the BBC. It's hosted by me, Martin Geisler, and I think, or at least I hope, you're going to like it.

It's not a politics show, but we have and we will cover plenty of politics and policy.

If you head over to our feed, you'll find an episode now about how John Swinney plans to fix the NHS.

There's one about the rights and wrongs of a tourist tax, and another about President Trump's links to Scotland.

Donald Trump is going to be the biggest rainmaker, political

rainmaker of this decade. A bit like the Hebbadian weather, fair or foul, we're going to

have to go along with that. We've also got stuck into big issues, which maybe aren't the top

stories in the news every day, like housing, online pornography, and the rise in shoplifting.

This particular person had a foil-lined pram.

A foil-lined pram, but it never just stopped at that.

It had a fake pair of baby legs sticking out of the bottom of it.

And who in their right mind is going to wake a sleeping baby

when their mother's just got it off to sleep.

And I was really pleased with the episode we did reflecting on the Lockerbie disaster.

Here's Kay Adams telling us what it was like to be one of the first reporters on the scene that night.

This incredible fireball that was sitting, you know, just beyond.

And I clearly remember the debris.

There must have been inches of debris underfoot,

cars sitting there burnt out.

And I could see fire,

fire men and women there trying to attend this massive crater.

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