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At Home With the Picts: A Crafted Legacy

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Groam House Museum's Pictish Podcast. Hosted by Scottish storyteller Eileen Budd with sound design by Debbie Armour, this podcast explores the everyday lives of the Pictish people with each episode focussing on a different theme such as music, food, weaving, stone carving and blacksmithing. Each episode combines interviews with academics, historians, blacksmiths, stone carvers, leathercrafters, goldsmiths, musicians and weavers to give us an insight into with the Picts lives would have been like and how they made their art. This podcast has been made possible by National Lottery Heritage Fund

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Recent Episodes

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May 24, 2025

DREAMING EPISODE AUDIO ONLY

Host interviews Professor Gordon Noble, Groam House Museum Trustees Paul and Richard, night sky photographer Andre Hudson, and Scottish folk belief expert Scott Richardson Read about Pictish beliefs, early Christianity, and the night sky.

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May 16, 2025

LANDSCAPE LEATHER CRAFT TRADE EPISODE - AUDIO ONLY

<p>For this episode I went through to Glasgow to speak to Heather Christie and Brian Tyrell, two of the academics and creatives behind the Carved in Stone Pictish Role Playing Book and Game, which was commissioned by the Scottish Society of Antiquaries in partnership with Glasgow University and comes our in November 2025. Through the multiple peer reviews and years of research they have taken the book through over the last few years, Brian and Heather had a great deal of insight into what everyday life was like for a Pict. What I wanted to talk to them most about was trade, a staple of any game and certainly an important part of Pictish Society.</p><p>I also spoke again to Prof Gordon Noble, to talk about the Pictish trade economy revealed through archaeology.</p><p>And I also had the absolute pleasure of speaking with Leather Craft expert, Hamish Lamley, who is also known for his knowledge about coracles, Pictish boats.</p><p><br></p><p>If you have a chance to watch the video version of this episode on YouTube, you&#39;ll get to see a Roman cat toy among other things! </p>

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May 10, 2025

ROCKCARVING EPISODE - AUDIO ONLY

<p>In this episode I was thrilled to be able to interview stone carver, David McGovern of Monikie Rock Art. David is an exceptionally talented artist who is known for using Pictish motifs, key patterns and designs in his work, sometimes for commissioned copy pieces and sometimes for entirely new unique pieces. David had lots of interesting insights into Pictish stone carvers and it was a joy to visit him.</p><p><br></p><p>I also headed to Meffan Museum in Forfar to speak to two of their experts, Shaun Wilson and Susan Curran, about the Pictish stones in Angus and some of the stories behind them.</p><p><br></p><p>Shaun was kind enough to let me record him telling two stories about two different Pictish stones, so if you check out the video version of this episode on YouTube, you will be able to experience those.</p>

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What is At Home With the Picts: A Crafted Legacy?

Groam House Museum's Pictish Podcast. Hosted by Scottish storyteller Eileen Budd with sound design by Debbie Armour, this podcast explores the everyday lives of the Pictish people with each episode focussing on a different theme such as music, food, weaving, stone carving and blacksmithing. Each episode combines interviews with academics, historians, blacksmiths, stone carvers, leathercrafters, goldsmiths, musicians and weavers to give us an insight into with the Picts lives would have been like and how they made their art. This podcast has been made possible by National Lottery Heritage Fund

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