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The Kaye Adams Programme: Your Social Media History, What Would You Do Wednesday and Press-Ups

22/11/2017

Your Social Media History, What Would You Do Wednesday and Press-Ups

BBC Radio Scotland - The Kaye Adams Programme, Your Social Media History, What Would You Do Wednesday and Press-Ups

Should your social media past be allowed to come back to haunt you?

Should your social media past be allowed to come back to haunt you? City Escapes to Cork and What Would You Do Wednesday?

ON THE PHONE IN
YouTuber Jack Maynard has left I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! due to "circumstances outside camp". He has faced allegations of racism and homophobia in recent days after old tweets using insulting language emerged online - the majority of which were posted in 2012 and have since been removed. His representative said Maynard was "ashamed" of those tweets and the star realises now that the language used was "completely unacceptable".
He's not alone. In the past month Gay Times Editor Josh Rivers, Labour MP Jared O'Mara and Youtuber Zoella have all suffered a backlash because of alleged offensive remarks they made online.
Should your social media past be allowed to come back to haunt you?

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EMILY DROUET
18 year old Aberdeen University student Emily took her own life in March last year. Emily's boyfriend admitted abusing and assaulting her before her death. Kaye speaks to Emily's parents, Fiona and Germaine Drouet, who tell us why they have agreed for their daughter's face to feature in a new nationwide campaign to halt domestic violence in Universities and Colleges. 

WHAT WOULD YOU DO WEDNESDAY
A woman on Gransnet has caused controversy after admitting she doesn't want to buy her 'spoilt' daughter-in-law a Christmas present. Would you introduce a no-present policy this Christmas....or does that make you a Scrooge? Steve Nowottny is a News and features Editor at Money Saving Expert.com, Liz Brewer is an Etiquette Expert and Keren McGill is very against a no-present policy.

HOMELESS TOUR
We speak to a former homeless man about how he's turned his life around....by becoming a tour guide. Zaika Moulaoui, the Founder of Invisible Edinburgh, Sonny Murray is a Tour Guide at Invisible Edinburgh and Ann Landels is the Director of the Crisis homeless charity in Scotland.

PRESS UPS
If you could do just one exercise, one MOVE, for the rest of your life what would it be? Personal Trainer Tracey Griffin agrees with new research that says PRESS UPS are the best exercise you can do for your health.

CITY ESKAPE
Sunday Mail Columnist and Travel Writer Cat Harvey takes us on a city escape to Cork. Tom Campbell is a Scottish artist based in Cork.

TAXI DRIVERS HEALTH MOT
According to the P and J this morning, taxi drivers across Aberdeenshire could have to undergo a health MOT before being allowed to get behind the wheel. But the proposed plan hasn't been well received by all.

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