In this special episode, we hear from 99-year-old David Allan—though he cheekily insists otherwise—as he shares his vivid memories of life growing up on a croft. With warmth and humour, David paints a picture of farming in the past, from the hard graft to the deep satisfaction it brought him. In a touching twist, he’s joined by a pupil who is also a young farmer, making this conversation a heartfelt exchange between two generations connected by a shared love of the land. This is a celebration of tradition, community, and the enduring spirit of farming life.

In this delightful episode, we meet Christina Smith, whose incredible memory brings the past vividly to life. She shares stories of growing up with her 12 siblings on a busy croft in Oldtown of Ord, where there was always something to do and someone to laugh with. Christina fondly recalls her love of Sunday school and speaks with warmth about the teachers who inspired her and shaped her childhood. Full of charm, humour, and heartfelt reflections, this episode is a celebration of family, faith, and friendship.

In this episode, we sit down with Michael (Mike) MacGregor, who shares his memories of growing up in Aberdeen and the role sport played in his life from a young age. He also tells us about his varied working life, including his favourite job—working in a lab with computers—where curiosity and problem-solving made every day interesting. Tune in for a lively and thoughtful conversation that bridges generations through shared interests and local stories.