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Exploring Scotland’s Cultural Heritage | Stuart McHardy & Roger Emmerson at the Independence Forum Scotland Conference

In this thought-provoking episode of the Scottish Independence Podcast, we bring you a fascinating session from the recent Independence Forum Scotland conference, featuring historian Stuart McHardy and architect Roger Emmerson. Together, they explore Scotland’s rich cultural heritage and discuss the positive trajectory of Scottish identity and nationhood in the 21st century.

Both speakers are respected Scottish authors and thought leaders in their fields. Learn more about their work:

Stuart McHardy’s profile and books https://luath.co.uk/pages/stuart-mchardy

Roger Emmerson’s profile and books https://luath.co.uk/pages/roger-emmerson

🎧 Interested in radical Scottish history?

Listen to Stuart McHardy’s Radical Scottish History podcast series here:

👉 Episodes 1–10   https://scottishindypod.scot/scottish-history/stuart-mchardys-radical-scottish-history-podcast-playlist-eps-1-10-2/

📺 Missed the earlier session?

Listen to our previous podcast on the Wellbeing Economy from the same conference:

https://scottishindypod.scot/grassroots-indy-campaign/independence-forum-scotland-highlights/

🔗 Discover more about the Independence Forum Scotland conference and its role in shaping modern Scottish discourse.  https://independenceforum.scot

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