Phil Goodlad is joined by St Johnstone defender Ryan McGowan and Hibs captain Joelle Murray. Joelle reflects on reaching 500 appearances for her club and Ryan discusses the Perth Saints’ battle with Ross County to avoid the relegation play-off spot. They also assess James Tavernier’s record at Rangers and ask if he gets the credit he deserves.

Liam McLeod, Jackie McNamara and Kevin Thomson look back on a hectic weekend of Scottish football action. They discuss Celtic’s win over Livingston, James Tavernier’s record breaking contribution to Rangers’ victory over Hibs and a potentially crucial 3 points for Aberdeen. They also share their thoughts on the top of the table clash in the Championship and Falkirk clinching the League 1 title with 5 games to spare.

Reaction as Celtic take the top spot in the Scottish Premiership after beating Livingston

Michael Stewart and Kevin Thomson debate the big talking points following Saturday's results as the fans get their say.

In the first instalment of an in-depth 2-part interview Scott Brown speaks to Jonathan Sutherland about making the transition from player to manager. He discusses life at Ayr United and looks back on his first job in management at Fleetwood Town. And reflecting on his hugely successful playing career the former Celtic captain reveals why he always shaved his head and why he chose to be ‘horrible’ on the park.

Phil Goodlad and Cammy Bell preview all the action ahead of another jam-packed weekend. Rangers could go back to the top of the table – at least for a few hours – as they host Hibs the day before Celtic take on Livingston. Before a huge game at Pittodrie as Aberdeen take on Ross County we’re also joined by Dons fan Glen Schreuder and Staggies supporter Peter Mackay. And we also take a look at Dundee United’s massive match with Raith Rovers in the Championship.

Phil Goodlad chats to Queen’s Park's Cillian Sheridan about a huge weekend in the Championship and Aberdeen fan Darren Abel talks about the matchday experience for disabled fans.

Alasdair Lamont is joined by The Times’ Scottish football correspondent Michael Grant and former Scotland international Lee Miller to look back on Northern Ireland’s win at Hampden. Where does the result leave the national team ahead of the Euros and what have we learned from a ‘frustrating’ international break?

Kenny Macintyre and the team look back on Scotland 0-1 Northern Ireland

World renowned artist David Shrigley joins Jonathan Sutherland for a very special edition of the Scottish Football Podcast. The Turner Prize nominee reminisces about how he became a Partick Thistle fan, reveals the story behind the most famous mascot in football and explains why he and the Kingsley are now ‘inextricably linked’. He also discusses Andy Murray, Jimmy Kimmel and why being interviewed on Sky Sports News was a career highlight. Would he ever create another mascot and how would Kingsley feel about it if he did? And, could there be artistic possibilities ahead with Scotland at Euro 2024?

Vancouver Whitecaps captain Ryan Gauld joins Jonathan Sutherland to discuss his career to date and how he’s loving life in Canada. He reflects on breaking through as a teenager at Dundee United and reveals why Scottish football just doesn’t suit him. Having recently signed a new four-year deal, he also talks about why both he and his club are ‘in a really good place’ and assesses the impact Lionel Messi has had on MLS.

Lawrence Shankland sits down for an in depth interview with Brian McLauchlin about his journey from amateur football and working outside the game to scoring for Scotland. In an open and frank conversation he discusses the ‘sliding doors moment’ that led to his career changing move to Ayr United, his ‘difficult’ spell in Belgium, becoming Hearts captain and dealing with transfer speculation.