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Country Life's ultimate guide to podcasts — from history and cricket, to politics and flyfishingTo celebrate the launch of the Country Life Podcast, we've curated a list of our favourite podcasts to help cut through the noise.
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Clive Nichols: Secrets from the king of garden photographyBritain's top garden photographer Clive Nichols joins the Country Life podcast.
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How (not) to fix up a country house, by our interiors guru Giles KimeIgnore your friends, take a long view and steer clear of anything that smacks of being fashionable: Giles Kime shares his advice on fixing up houses with the Country Life Podcast.
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My week surviving on an uninhabited Scottish islandPatrick Galbraith joins the Country Life podcast to talk about his week living on the uninhabited island of Scarba, off the west coast of Scotland.
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Naughty sheep, clever cows and a lifetime of farming: Rosamund Young on the Country Life PodcastListen to best-selling author Rosamund Young on the latest edition of the Country Life Podcast.
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Boom, bust and property lust: Penny Churchill on 30 years of Britain’s best housesNobody in Britain has seen more of the nation's great country houses than Penny Churchill.
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My five favourite castles, by Country Life's Architectural Editor John GoodallListen to Dr John Goodall on the Country Life podcast as he names his five favourite castles in Britain — and then adds a bonus castle with 1,000 years of extraordinary history.
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'The best job in the world': Listen to Mark Hedges on The Country Life PodcastCountry Life has launched a podcast, and for the first episode we're pulling back the curtain on the making of Country Life magazine by talking to its editor, Mark Hedges.
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Property in South West ScotlandThe unspoilt countryside and mild climate of South West Scotland have attracted the interest of country house buyers. Property prices are steeper near major towns and good transport links
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Property in Central ScotlandCentral Scotland boasts a number of small farmhouses and large castles, but manse or factor's houses, the equivalent to the English rectory, are relatively scarce and command a premium
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Property in the Scottish BordersThe Borders has always had an active housing market but lately prices have gone through the roof, as a spillover from the Edinburgh booom moves south down the A7 and the A68.
