BBC Sounds, Music, radio podcasts.

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, Amulrajan. Listen on BBC Sounds.

This Scotland Outdoors podcast from BBC Radio Scotland.

I must go into the wild weather to the hailstones and the sleet and all I ask is a big warm coat and a pair of boots on my feet.

And the wind blows and the trees bend and the branches are quaking. A jackdaw with ruffled feathers huddles into the hedge are shaking.

I must go into the wild weather to the horizontal rain, tormented by illness, confined to bed.

Let me outside again. And all I ask is a howling gale to blow away my tears and the sting of wind on my wrinkled face to wipe away the years.

I must go into the wild weather to begin my life once more, to lose myself in the fierce storm where my spirits can soar.

And all I ask is the blasts inside me stay in remission

turbulent times will subside aspirations come to fruition that's Juliet Robertson

reading a poem she wrote called Weathering the Storm.

Now if you work in education, the chances are you'll have heard of Juliet.

She's a renowned specialist in outdoor learning.

She spent decades working in that field and indeed has written a number of books on that subject.

Sadly, she's now living with a terminal illness and she's written a book which describes that

journey and the extent to which nature constantly plays a part in it. I'm Rachel Stewart and I

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