Alasdair Satchel
@alsatch.bsky.social
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Arts, education and community creative sort. Part of Screen Argyll. Host of What We Do In The Winter - a podcast about life in remote and rural locations. Co-host of Down the Back of the Seats. Tha Gàidhlig agam.
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Hello new followers! If you’ve come from ‘X’ you’ll know my spiel, if not, I’m a film, podcast & theatre maker based on the Isle of Mull, working with English, Gàidhlig and French. My podcast work is mostly oral histories of communities, but I’ve a new one starting soon on film stuff. Cheers!
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18 Rankeillor Street, Edinburgh—built around 1820. Eight flats in the stair, over two ground-floor flats. Notable former residents include:
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The surge in Green Party membership, the coverage Zack has had and taking the fight to Reform has been … well…and I am not overly familiar with this feeling…but…hopeful.
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I’m really looking forward to that book, too. I ordered my copy from Cogito Books in Hexham, a lovely shop.
I’ve been collecting his 1st editions since I got into him. He’s just the best.
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An ann a’ Bhernaraigh a tha sin? Tha am fear agam bho Tioridh.
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I missed him when he came here to do a show on Mull. I was gutted.
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There’s a very high chance you’ll love it!
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It's the final day of our in-depth series on the future of Scotland's film and television industry.

Catch up with every article HERE: www.heraldscotland.com/busi...

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‘Real resilience means investing in ­systems that can function when fibre ­cannot: satellite terminals, community radio repeaters, off-grid mobile cells, & emergency hubs with their own power supply & open access for residents.’

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Rhoda Meek: When Storm Amy hit, every network failed. The analogue lifeline must stay
I CHANGED my column topic at the 11th hour this week. Why? Because, as luck would have it, only a few weeks after I wrote about how island…
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50 hours into a power cut. Storm Amy was quite something. Hope we get power back tomorrow.
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Delighted to get the new edition of this classic by @johnhiggs.bsky.social from @resident-music.com If you’ve not read it I can’t recommend it strongly enough.
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That pier was so beautiful in times gone by. A star of the cinema in its own right. www.reelstreets.com/wp-content/u...
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The Bonzos got there first.
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Superb. What a dodgy affair.
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Wonderful! Thanks Russell!
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Will keep an eye out for them, thank you!
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Ooh! Can those still be found online? Two topics I love.
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There’s a brilliant podcast by his daughter Daisy and the wonderful David Bramwell called Seeker! The Ken Campbell podcast which is well worth listening to. Loads of great performances and tales on there.
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Ken Campbell had a parrot that he trained to say “Ere I am up ere, looking down at you…” in his voice. It was particularly appreciated when Ken passed on and his heavenly voice could be heard once more.
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Loved recording this episode.
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Episode 85 is out now! It’s a conversation with Kenny and Colin MacIntyre of Tobermory. Kenny is a well known broadcaster and host of Sportsound on BBC Scotland, and Colin is a world famous musician under the name Mull Historical Society and also an acclaimed novelist, writing the Mull Mysteries.