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Ron Sandford – depicting the spirit of place
May 10, 2025
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Caroline Adamson - social work, accountancy and … fixing bikes
Oct 4, 2024
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Kathy Hubbard - ‘I have learnt never to say, ‘what next?’’
Aug 12, 2024
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Caroline Moyes - Well-known voice to Radio Shetland listeners.
Apr 13, 2024
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Eddie Watt - From young lobster packer, to plumber, then pilot.
Feb 16, 2024
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | |
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| 5/10/25 | ![]() Ron Sandford – depicting the spirit of place | Artist Ron Sandford was born in Greenock in 1937. His talent and curiosity for life, place and work has taken him all over the world.He moved to Cullivoe, Yell, with his family in 2002. From there he continued to produce a remarkable body of work; landscapes and still life studies mostly in pen, ink and watercolour.His latest exhibition opens in the Shetland Museum’s Gadderie space today (Saturday 10 May 2025).Shetland Voices producer Jane Moncrieff spoke with Ron in advance of the show. | — | |
| 10/4/24 | ![]() Caroline Adamson - social work, accountancy and … fixing bikes | Born and raised in Lerwick, Caroline Adamson had a variety of jobs before she discovered the role that would become her passion. Twenty-five years ago, she founded the award winning, non-profit Shetland Community Bike Project which is based at Lerwick’s Commercial Road. The initiative provides opportunities for people with barriers to employment reach their full potential, and is hugely successful in what it does. In this latest edition of Shetland Voices, Jane Moncrieff hears about Caroline’s early life and how her previous experience led her to the project and how it has flourished since its inception in 1999. | — | |
| 8/12/24 | ![]() Kathy Hubbard - ‘I have learnt never to say, ‘what next?’’ | Kathy Hubbard, born in England and raised in Wales, has had a long-lasting love of Shetland, eventually moving here in 1990 to work for the SIC. In this latest Shetland Voices podcast, she speaks extensively and passionately about her experiences as a probation officer, first in England, and then at criminal justice with the council here in Shetland. A change in career saw her becoming the development officer with the then Shetland Arts Trust. She recalls the difficult, painful and surprisingly controversial journey to get the isles’ very own music, cinema and education venue off the ground, and reveals how the popular film festival Screenplay came about. Now retired, she speaks movingly and openly about her long fight with cancer and reveals how writing a blog What Would Ripley Do? is helping her cope and put life into perspective. | — | |
| 4/13/24 | ![]() Caroline Moyes - Well-known voice to Radio Shetland listeners. | This month's Shetland Voices finds Jane Moncrieff in conversation with a very well-known voice to Radio Shetland listeners. Caroline McKenzie/Moyes has recently retired from a 40 year career with the BBC. But she has had other strings to her bow including teacher, landlady and hotelier. She and husband Peter will be leaving the isles in May to take up their new life in Inverness. | — | |
| 2/16/24 | ![]() Eddie Watt - From young lobster packer, to plumber, then pilot. | FROM young lobster packer, to plumber, then pilot, Shetland Voices features recently retired Loganair stalwart Eddie Watt. He tells Jane Moncrieff how an epiphany changed the course of his life, bringing him and his family on a mission to Kenya, and the challenges he met along the path to eventually becoming a commander. Watt retired from Loganair at the end of January after 27 years with the company. | — | |
| 6/28/22 | ![]() Jen Stout - Wartime changes everything | OVER recent months journalist Jen Stout has become a bit of a household name nationally with her passionate reporting of the plight of ordinary Ukrainians suffering from the onslaught of a brutal and unjustified Russian aggression. After a number of months, first on the Romanian border and then in the war-torn country itself, Jen arrived home to Shetland a few weeks ago to recover from an intensive six-month journey which, ironically, started in Russia, a country she had longed to return to since she was a teenager. Here, she opens up to Jane Moncrieff as part of our Shetland Voices series, and speaks about the many people she met while in Russia, Romania and Ukraine, but also about her childhood in Fair Isle, being an angry teenager in Shetland and making your way in life with no or little money. | — |
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Chart Positions
1 placement across 1 market.
Chart Positions
1 placement across 1 market.






