Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Bucksexten Show podcast.

Welcome back in Clay Travis Bucksexten Show. Appreciate all of you hanging out with us.

Happy to have Buck back from Scotland, where he had a fantastic time running all over.

I saw the Highlands. What was your favorite part of Scotland that you saw?

You had to tell people one thing in Scotland because a lot of people take a train up.

They may not spend a full week like you did. What would be the coolest thing that you saw?

When you get up into Glencoe area, which is the Highlands that are filmed

as part of the shots you see in the movie Braveheart, which you can tell there's a real,

it's funny. The tourists all care about Braveheart and the show Outlander as well.

I don't know how many inner audience have seen it. Karen, I watched together. I'm married now.

I watched shows like Outlander. Is it good? I don't know anything about the show Outlander.

It's very well done. It's very well done. What is the concept of the show? I don't even know that.

It's pretty interesting. It's a woman named Diana Gabaldon is the author. She wrote a series of books.

I believe she was a housewife in Arizona who had never been to Scotland and she wrote this series

of books. It's about a woman after World War II who is visiting Scotland with her husband and

essentially disappears into a magic Scottish, almost like a Stonehenge rune situation and goes back

in time and yeah, it's like a time travel. Then she's in 1740s, Eris Scotland, a leading up to

the Battle of Colodon which is when the British put down very aggressively a Scottish uprising

and also with it effectively annihilated what was really Highlander culture or went after Highlander

culture in a really aggressive way. That's the movie. I mean, I mean, the show. It's pretty good

show. It's actually, but there's a whole boom at boost. I heard about this from a few of the

shop owners and inkeepers. We stayed at a bed and breakfast in a place called Oben

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