The ScotsCare podcast interviews people with Scottish roots of all backgrounds, from actors to athletes, businesspeople to a recovering heroin addict and soldiers to singers, even the successful have been through hard times. What have they learnt along the way? Grab a cup of tea and dive in here…

The first series of the ScotsCare podcast ends with childrens’s writer and illustrator, Debi Gliori, author of over 80 books.

Debi speaks about life and career and a truly heartbreaking story of an ex-forces homeless man she met on the steps of an Edinburgh train station which inspired one of her most famous books.

Chris Murray is a Commonwealth Games gold medalist and multiple British record holder in weightlifting. He chats with Marcus about what it takes to be a champion weightlifter, what the future holds for him, and his Scottish connections.

Alice Clark-Platts was a former human rights lawyer, before her hobby of writing led her to the fantastic thrillers The Cove 🌊 🌋 and the Flower Girls 🌼 amongst others.

With a Scottish father, a London upbringing and 10 years living aborad, Alice has a mix of backgrounds like many of our clients.

Demining activities may be one of the most dangerous jobs in the world, but it doesn't faze Helen Gray. She's worked across the world to help remove mines, and now runs a farm, whilst being a landmine advisor.

Top nutritional scientist Dr Joanna McMillan, a Scot that has made a life for herself in Australia, chats with Marcus about how our diet affects our moods, health and what we can do to feel better. They talk about the gut brain connection and how it can affect mental health, sleep, digestion, anxiety and so many other things. Listen in for guidance with what to eat, what not to eat and how we should also be kind to ourselves.