The Third Half

Alex Montgomery from Generation Soil shares how to build a meaningful venture. See why his approach stopped Scott Havelton from scrolling. In this episode of The Blueprint, Scott Havelton sits down with Alex Montgomery...

There's something contradictory about discovering a punk band because Facebook's algorithm decided I should. But that's how I found The Indestructibles.

Scott likes cheese. Quite a lot. So getting an actual award winning cheesemaker on The Third Half was probably overdue. Julie Cheyney, founder of St Jude's Cheese, is one of those guests who starts talking about one...

A homeless man in Glasgow got a 3000 pound grant, bought a second hand laptop, some bibs and balls, and knocked on doors. 17 years later Street Soccer Scotland has supported over 30,000 people. Heather Manson has spent...

Ken Deeks had an idea. Twenty-eight years later, he's still sleeping on the floor.I should say upfront, there's no impartiality here. I sit on the Glasgow committee for Boycott Your Bed, and I want more people to get...

On The Turntable: Ian McNab — Rock Never Dies This month's Musician of the Month is Ian McNab, best known as the voice behind The Icicle Works. Scott sits down with Ian to talk about his new solo album, 65, and the...

Historian. Educationalist. Former Master of Wellington College. Biographer of Prime Ministers. Sir Anthony Seldon joins Scott Hamilton on The Third Half for a wide-ranging conversation on what's actually broken in...

She wanted to fly fighter jets. Her eyesight said no. So she went and joined the organisation that builds them instead. Scott Hamilton sits down with Tina Wilson, Chief Operating Officer and General Counsel for BAE...

matt full episodeMatt Knight got called an eco-terrorist on social media. His crime: planting trees.Matt is co-founder of Freely Fruity, a Berkshire charity that started with three mates, a pub, and one of them saying...

He wrote Pinball in 1974 in a bedsit in London with no money, no work, and a broken relationship. 50 years later Paul Weller covered it. Morrissey was a fan. So was Noel Gallagher. But Brian Protheroe is not living in...

Tanishq Jain family recycles decommissioned ships for a living. He grew up walking through engine rooms and captain's quarters. So when he spotted a massive flaw in how sustainability data was being measured at the...

<p>Tanishq Jain family recycles decommissioned ships for a living. He grew up walking through engine rooms and captain's quarters. So when he spotted a massive flaw in how sustainability data was being measured at the...

<p>She came to London for a master's degree. She needed a visa to stay. So she pitched a wild idea — turn food waste into kimchi — and accidentally started an award-winning business. In this conversation on the third...

<p>He wore a high-vis jacket cycling to the office by day and wrote music by night. 25 years later, Bruce Soord is selling out tours worldwide without chasing a record deal. </p><p>In this conversation, Bruce opens up...

<p>Three jocks on a Friday afternoon. What could possibly go wrong?</p><p>That was my genuine warning at the top of this one — and I meant it. Gillian Docherty is Chief Commercial Officer at the University of...