Before you listen to this BBC podcast, I'd like to introduce myself.

My name's Stevie Middleton and I'm a BBC Commissioner for a load of sport podcasts.

I'm lucky to do that at the BBC because I get to work with leading journalists, experienced

pundits and the biggest sports stars.

Together we bring you untold stories and fascinating insights straight from the player's mouths.

But the best thing about doing this at the BBC

is our unique access to the sporting world.

What that means is that we can bring you podcasts

that create a real connection to dedicated sports fans

across the UK.

So if you like this podcast,

head over to BBC Sounds where you'll find plenty more.

This Scotland Outdoors podcast from BBC Radio Scotland.

I'm Dr Rebecca Way from Aberteer University and I'm here at the Dixie Water at Dundee.

This morning I've travelled a good distance up and down the Dixie to have a look at the conditions.

And it's really full, it's as far as I've ever seen it.

The gauge at Balmossie Mill is now overwhelmed.

It's beyond the maximum capacity for measurement at Balmossi Mill,

which is 3.277 metres. As somebody who studies sustainable water management, I can see the

real and urgent needs for more sustainable flood and water management throughout our entire catchments.

Dr Rebecca Wade there.

Now she recorded a video at the Dichty at the height of Storm Babette in October

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