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Hi, you're listening to Podlitical BBC Scotland's brand new podcast that gives you an inside look at the biggest stories coming out of Holly Roads and Westminster.

It's happening, guys.

We're doing this podcast.

It's very exciting.

I'd like to say this is the first time that we've all gathered in a room together,

but it's not we have done a few pilots, as is the BBC way,

but we're here and it's going out and we're all very excited today.

At the moment, it is about 10 past 1 on Thursday the 20th of September. I'm Lucy White.

I'm a general news reporter and presenter here at BBC Scotland based in Glasgow. I'm slightly outside the political bubble. I do a lot of politics, but I also do a lot of other stuff. So I'm really

interested in finding out what this means for you. Annie McGuire

is in the studio with me in Glasgow? Yes, and Thursdays are all about politics for me because I also

work on question time. I'm the social media editor there. Nobody knows what that means, but it

basically means I listen to social media a lot more than most people and I hear, I guess,

what ordinary people are saying about politics a lot more. most people and I hear I guess what ordinary people are saying

about politics a lot more. So outside of the Glasgow studio we've got Phil in Holyrood, Phil Sim, say

hi. Hello, yep, I'm here. I'm in the Scottish Parliament. I'm in our deluxe broadcasting studio

currently overlooking the parliamentary chamber. So yeah, we're coming out right after

FMQs, but I just want to stress that this isn't like an FMQ's review show coming out

here. We're recording right after FMQs, aren't we every Thursday? When we say FMQs, we obviously

mean First Minister's questions. That's just kind of political shorthand for First Minister's

questions. That other voice you can hear

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