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Mornings: with Kaye Adams

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Also in the programme the comedians who're putting on shows in Scottish prisons, is an apprenticeship better than a degree, and who does the housework in your home?

PHONE-IN
Do we have a problem with misogyny? There’ve been a series of high profile cases involving violence against women and the head of Reform Scotland, an independent think tank believes we are seeing mysogyny take a grip in our schools.  How serious is the situation with ingrained prejudice against women in our society. What’s the reality and what do we need to do about it?
What’s your experience?

KAYE ASKS:  
Do we have a problem with misogyny?
 
Also on the show…
 
COMEDY BEHIND BARS 
Have you heard the one about the six comedians who walked into a prison? You will…
Consisting of six up-and-comers, Wholesome Prison Blues have spent the past few months touring Scottish prisons on the run up to the Glasgow International Comedy Festival where they will put a big show on at Barlinnie

COURT OF KAREN 
We tackle another humdrum conundrum in the Court of Karen where every week Karen Mackenzie tackles one of life’s gripes and grumbles. Karen will give you the case and you decide the verdict– this week –  Am I in the wrong for refurbishing my bathroom instead of lending my brother money?  

VOCATION VS ACADEMIA 
Is an apprenticeship better than a degree?
Conservative MP and Chief Secretary to the Treasury, John Glen, recently said that an apprenticeship represent "better value for money" for the economy than a degree and that removing the stigma around apprenticeships was a priority for the government…so how does an apprenticeship stack up to an academic degree?

RETURN OF THE DOGGY BAG 
Is the cost of living crisis making us more frugal with food?
From fine dining like Heston Blumenthal's The Fat Duck, to high street eateries like Wagamama and Frankie and Bennies - the doggy bag is becoming the norm.
 
DISEASE X
Why we need to start preparing for the next pandemic.
Lessons we’re being urged to take on board.

COUPLES CLEANING 
Do men and women view 'mess' differently?
Who does the most housework ?

REYCLING EXPLAINED 
Have we over complicated what we do with our waste…what can you recycle and what can’t you?

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