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Right, you feeling ready? I'm feeling ready.

I'm Amal Rajin. Join me on my new podcast for in-depth conversations with pioneers and

innovators, talking about the trends and ideas that could help shape and change our future.

We are going to be digital citizens of this AI world, whether we like it or not.

From declining birth rates to disinformation online, can they solve the world's biggest challenges?

What I would love to do is go to the transfer and say radically cut the taxes of those with children.

Radical with me, Amul Rajan.

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This Scotland Outdoors podcast from BBC Radio Scotland.

Hello and thanks very much for choosing to listen to this.

I'm Helen Needham. Being an island nation here in the UK, we're never too far away from the sea. We've a rich history of seafaring. The writer Linda Cracknell recently discovered that she comes from a long line of seafarers and in her new book Sea Marked,

she uncovered this history through her research which centres on three different ships,

one of which is the Bessie Ellen.

Bessie Ellen is a unique and beautiful wooden sailing ship

which spends most of her time these days

in Scottish waters off

the West Coast with skipper and owner Nikki Olford. Recently, I was lucky enough to climb aboard

the ship when she was moored in Inverness, where I also met up with Linda, who explained the

thinking behind the title, C-marked.

Bella Bathurst used it of Robert Louis Stevenson in her book, The Lighthouse Stevenson's,

about, of course, the famous lighthouse engineers.

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