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Fred MacAulay

Fred MacAulay and guests, with a wry look at the stories of the day

MacAulay and Co: 20/01/2015

20/01/2015

BBC Radio Scotland - MacAulay and Co, 20/01/2015

Fred MacAulay finds out about the benefits of outdoor learning for teenagers.

Fred MacAulay finds out about the benefits of outdoor learning for teenagers, plus chef Jak O'Donnell takes a controversial approach to making neeps for Burns' Night!

- What are the main benefits of outdoor learning for our teens and should we be encouraging more of them to do it? 
- If you think your commute home is bad, we speak to author Iain Gately about his book Rush Hour which chronicles the differences in daily commutes across the globe.
- What sort of timeline should people hope for when they split up and how do they work towards a good uncoupled-relationship? Judi James gives us her advice.
- Cook and food blogger Ella Woodward tells us how a complete overhaul of her diet turned her life around from chronic pain and a debilitating illness to living a happy and healthy pain free life.
- Chef Jak O'Donnell takes a controversial approach to making neeps for Burns' night. Put your mashers away and tune in to find out what she suggests!
- We take a look at the apps that can help to make exercise fun - really!

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