Emma Harper's guest appearances

Emma Harper

Invisible Folk Club Podcasts

The Scottish Politics Podcast

Scotland's Choice

Subculture

Alyn Smith

Gillian Martin

Jenny Gilruth

Kate Forbes

Jonathan Taplin

Annie Wells

Jeremy Corbyn

Andrew Wilson

Andy Evans

Andy WIghtman

Ian Blackford

Gary Jones

Ian Murray

Stephen Gethins

Kezia Dugdale

OwlTail

This week the subculture we are exploring is the wild and whacky world of Irish Dancing. My guest this week is Emma Harper, a former competitive Irish Dancer at the World Championship level. You can here her take on the Irish dance culture and all of its quirkiness here.

This week the subculture we are exploring is the wild and whacky world of Irish Dancing. My guest this week is Emma Harper, a former competitive Irish Dancer at the World Championship level. You can here her take on the Irish dance culture and all of its quirkiness here.

Irish Dancing with Emma Harper

Fergus Ewing

In Conversation with Fergus Ewing MSP &amp; Emma Harper MSPFew sectors have been harder hit by Brexit than agriculture and farming.Drew sits down with Fergus Ewing MSP and Emma Harper MSP to talk about Westminster's role in the fate of rural economies and the farming community on this week's podcast.Scotland's farmers and crofters are having to deal with the impacts of labour shortages, barriers to trade and supply chain issues resulting from Brexit. To make matters worse, they know much more pain is just around the corner as the tories continue to cobble together concerning trade deals – not to mention the Internal Market Bill, which threatens Scotland's high-quality producers.Both Fergus and Emma's passion for the sector and deep understanding of the issues farmers and crofters face is evident throughout the conversation making it a must-listen!Both Emma and Fergus talk about the opportunities for the sector in an independent Scotland, along with changing attitudes within the farming community.Listen to more Scotland's Choice Episodes here: Follow Fergus on Twitter or visit his websiteFollow Emma on Twitter or visit her website

In Conversation with Fergus Ewing MSP &amp; Emma Harper MSP Few sectors have been harder hit by Brexit than agriculture and farming. Drew sits down with Fergus Ewing MSP and Emma Harper MSP to talk about Westminster's role in the fate of rural economies and the farming community on this week's podcast. Scotland's farmers and crofters are having to deal with the impacts of labour shortages, barriers to trade and supply chain issues resulting from Brexit. To make matters worse, they know much more pain is just around the corner as the tories continue to cobble together concerning trade deals – not to mention the Internal Market Bill, which threatens Scotland's high-quality producers. Both Fergus and Emma's passion for the sector and deep understanding of the issues farmers and crofters face is evident throughout the conversation making it a must-listen! Both Emma and Fergus talk about the opportunities for the sector in an independent Scotland, along with changing attitudes within the farming community. Listen to more Scotland's Choice Episodes <a href="https://scotlandschoice.scot/episodes/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>:  Follow Fergus on <a href="https://twitter.com/FergusEwingSNP" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> or visit his <a href="http://www.fergusewing.com/contact/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a> Follow Emma on <a href="https://twitter.com/EmmaHarperMSP" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitter</a> or visit her <a href="https://emmaharpermsp.scot/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">website</a>

E41: Farming – With Fergus Ewing MSP & Emma Harper MSP

Over the last 2 years Invisible Folk have worked closely with people in the heritage sector. We invited Lydia Saul, Keeper of Social History at The Higgins Bedford and Emma Harper, Curator at Mill Green Museum, Hatfield to talk about their roles and responsibilities in preserving the nation's heritage. We also asked them to select and talk about some of their favourite songs: 1 Catherine Earnshaw - Beauties of Bedford (Lydia's choice) 2 Sam Carter - Am I Not A Man? (Emma's choice) 3 Life &amp; Times - Bedfordshire Ale (Lydia's choice) 4 Maz O'Connor - This Old House (Emma's choice)

Over the last 2 years Invisible Folk have worked closely with people in the heritage sector. We invited Lydia Saul, Keeper of Social History at <a href="https://www.thehigginsbedford.org.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Higgins Bedford</a> and Emma Harper, Curator at <a href="https://www.millgreenmuseum.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Mill Green Museum</a>, Hatfield to talk about their roles and responsibilities in preserving the nation's heritage. We also asked them to select and talk about some of their favourite songs: 1 Catherine Earnshaw - Beauties of Bedford (Lydia's choice) 2 Sam Carter - Am I Not A Man? (Emma's choice) 3 Life &amp; Times - Bedfordshire Ale (Lydia's choice) 4 Maz O'Connor - This Old House (Emma's choice)

An Invisible Folk heritage podcast - Lydia Saul & Emma Harper

Neil Findlay

SNP MSP Emma Harper and Scottish Labour's Neil Findlay talk to Daily Record political editor David Clegg. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

SNP MSP Emma Harper and Scottish Labour's Neil Findlay talk to Daily Record political editor David Clegg. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.