Dracula (Bram Stoker) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

Fever Of The Bone (Val McDermid) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

Harry Potter (J.K. Rowling) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

Knots & Crosses (Ian Rankin) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

Outlander (Diana Gabaldon) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

Peter Pan (J.M. Barrie) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

Shuggie Bain (Douglas Stuart) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

The Gruffalo (Julia Donaldson) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

Celestial Bodies (Jokha Alharthi) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

1984 (George Orwell) - Scots Reading By Alistair Heather by VisitScotland

Aberdeen - Gaelic Pronunciation by VisitScotland

Ardnamurchan - Gaelic Pronunciation by VisitScotland

Beauly - Gaelic Pronunciation by VisitScotland

Dundee - Gaelic Pronunciation by VisitScotland

Flanders Moss - Gaelic Pronunciation by VisitScotland

Fort William - Gaelic Pronunciation by VisitScotland

Galloway - Gaelic Pronunciation by VisitScotland

Glasgow - Gaelic Pronunciation by VisitScotland

The Black Isle - Gaelic Pronunciation by VisitScotland

Benbecula - Gaelic Pronunciation by VisitScotland

Making our business more sustainable shouldn’t be a huge challenge. Patrick Lamont meets Richard Bellingham, Director at the Institute for Future Cities at the University of Strathclyde to discuss what changes organisations and venues across the business events sector can make to start their sustainability journey.

Neil Brownlee sits down with CEO of VisitScotland, Malcolm Roughead OBE and CEO of PCMA, Sherrif Karamat to discuss the future of travel for the events industry and its compatibility with the changes needed to reduce carbon emissions.

Patrick Lamont speaks with John MacKenzie from the Roslin Innovation Centre and Professor George Crooks OBE to discuss how events instigate and promote innovation, and to learn how two of Scotland’s leading Innovation Centres are approaching COP26 and the areas in which they will look to change and adapt.

Whilst we have made some fantastic advancements in gender equality, diversity and inclusion, the industry needs to do more. Rory Archibald sits down with Amy Calvert, CEO of the Events Industry Council, Meredith Rollins, Chief Community Officer of PCMA and Derrick Johnson, Chief Diversity Officer & Director of Event Strategy, Talley Management Group, to discuss what their respective associations are doing to achieve gender equality and inclusion and what they think the events sector needs...