Burns Night Special: The Extremis Publishing Podcast
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Robert Murray, author of "The Spirit of Robbie Burns", drops by for a discussion about Burns Night - the international celebration of the life of Scotland's national bard, Robert Burns, which takes place every 25th January. Literature, haggis, whisky and good humour are all on the agenda as Robbie explores the essential elements behind a great Burns Night event. This podcast is Copyright © Extremis Publishing Ltd., all rights reserved.
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