Scottish Football Podcast

Alasdair Lamont is joined by Scott Allan and Liam Bryce for a special edition of the Scottish football podcast focusing on Hibs. Following an announcement of a review of footballing operations at Easter Road and as we head into the post-split fixtures they discuss how damaging it was for the club and Nick Montgomery to miss out on the top 6 and ask where they go from here.

Amy Canavan is joined by Mark Atkinson and John Walker to discuss all the big talking points in Scottish football. They take a look at the Scotland squad and debate how Steve Clarke could deal with a spate of recent injuries. With Ryan Christie ‘reinvented’ at Bournemouth this season, John assesses how big a part he could play in Germany. And they also give their thoughts on the Premiership Team of the Year.

After Aberdeen and Celtic played out a 3-3 thriller and Rangers beat Hearts 2-0, Liam McLeod is joined by Ryan McGowan and Richard Foster to discuss the Scottish Cup semi-finals. They also assess Dundee United effectively sealing the Championship title, Richard and Ryan reflect on their own personal Scottish Cup highs and lows and Charlotte Cohen fills us in on all the SWPL latest.

Reaction after Rangers beat Hearts in the Scottish Cup to join Celtic in May's final including interviews with Philippe Clement, Steven Naismith and Cyriel Dessers.

All the reaction after Celtic win through to the Scottish Cup final after a classic clash against Aberdeen while Dundee Utd are promoted to the Scottish Premiership.

Lee Miller and Cillian Sheridan join Jonathan Sutherland to discuss all the big news in the national game and look ahead to the weekend’s Scottish Cup semi-finals as Aberdeen take on Celtic and Rangers face Hearts.

In the second instalment of an in-depth 2-part interview Scott Brown speaks to Jonathan Sutherland about Celtic, Aberdeen and making the move into management. He reveals the highlight of his trophy laden career at Celtic Park, lifts the lid on his transfer to Aberdeen and explains how Brendan Rodgers ‘changed everything’ and helped him realise his coaching ambitions.

Phil Goodlad is joined by former Hearts, St Johnstone, Ayr and Partick Thistle midfielder Ryan Stevenson and View From the Terrace presenter and Stenhousemuir fan Craig Telfer to discuss all the big talking points in Scottish football. They pick over the bones of last night’s draw at Dens, preview the Championship and chat about all things Stenhousemuir – asking Craig what it’s like to now be the second-most famous fan – after Monty Python’s Michael Palin.

Craig Levein and Rory Loy assess Rangers' title chances having dropped more points at Dens Park, as Dundee aim for Europe

Ex-Crystal Palace star Leigh Nicol speaks to Amy Canavan about how her life was turned upside down when private videos of her were shared online and how she turned the ordeal into something positive. The former Scotland youth international discusses how she survived what happened and the abuse that followed and how she now uses those experiences to help the next generation of sports stars protect themselves online and navigate the murky waters of social media.If you’re affected by some of the issues raised details of support are available at bbc.co.uk/actionline

In the first instalment of an in-depth 2-part interview Scott Brown speaks to Jonathan Sutherland about making the transition from player to manager. He discusses life at Ayr United and looks back on his first job in management at Fleetwood Town. And reflecting on his hugely successful playing career the former Celtic captain reveals why he always shaved his head and why he chose to be ‘horrible’ on the park.