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GUESTS were anything but Scunnered on 19 August at Common Weal’s Butterfly Rammy at the Edinburgh Fringe.
Guests discussed the role that nationalism might have played in the Yes movement and whether it was actually anger at the actions of the political and business establishment that drove so many to seek independence.
Peace campaigner Isobel Lindsay was a guest on the show alongside musician Leo Condie and Lynn Henderson, Scottish secretary for the PCS union.
Leo also sang and played guitar while Tam read ‘Scotland Waiting’, Bashabi Fraser’s contribution to the Butterfly Rammy book.
Butterfly Rammy will run until 30 August at the Stand in the Square.
Each show is based around one Scots word that represents ‘Butterfly Rammy’–the multiple and diverse thinking and activism that developed through the independence movement.
Find out more – including how to get tickets – here , and find out more here about the accompanying Butterfly Rammy book .
Alternatively, you can browse through the other recorded shows here .
Picture courtesy of Common Weal