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Nov 2, 2026

Neil JohnsonHOST
1:48
Now, if a global flood is responsible for geological features, It changes the perspective of what mainstream geology interprets with a lens that says processes happened over millions of years.
Neil JohnsonHOST
2:04
So what happens when you apply a biblical lens to formations like the Cradle Mountain World Heritage Area? or Mount Wellington in Hobart, and the famous Tasmanian Central Plateau and Highlands.
Neil JohnsonHOST
2:20
Well, two special guests joining us through this coming hour, John Mackay, the creation guy, the founder of Creation Research.
Neil JohnsonHOST
2:27
John, a special welcome back to you.
Alan WattSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:12
But that was planned genocide.
Alan WattSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:15
And, yeah, people used to say to me, the Highlands are so beautiful in Scotland, you know, so beautiful.
Alan WattSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:23
And I said, yeah, because you can go there and you see these wild mountains and valleys and beautiful, and good days when it's not pouring rain.
Alan WattSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
42:32
It's beautiful.
Monty MaderHOST
1:32
Somebody has done that every year at the end of October since at least the 1880s.
Monty MaderHOST
1:37
The Scottish Highlands are where the oldest layer of Celtic belief survived longest in the English-speaking world.
Monty MaderHOST
1:43
Gallic kept it alive in places the Reformation and the English crown couldn't reach until the 18th century when the clans were broken.
Monty MaderHOST
1:49
The people who carried that belief got on ships and brought it to America.
Monty MaderHOST
1:58
I'm Monty Mader.
Andy JonesHOST
1:59
I'm Andy Jones.
Monty MaderHOST
2:00
This is Samhain, Haunted Highlands, and Celtic lore on Highway to Hell.
Andy JonesHOST
2:12
Good evening.
John SwinneyPANELIST
21:10
Of course, this government has in fact abolished peak rail fares, and that's helped commuters the length and breadth of the country.
John SwinneyPANELIST
21:16
It's just one of the measures on transport that we've introduced, including the2 pound bus fare cap, first of all in the Highlands, then the West of Scotland have announced recently it'll be extended to Aberdeen and the North East of Scotland.
John SwinneyPANELIST
21:28
We've got the young persons under 22 concessionary travel.
John SwinneyPANELIST
21:32
We've got the older people's concessionary travel.
RosalieHOST
1:11
I mean, I don't always forget because I go on about Scotland being cool all the time, but it's cool that, you know, it's literally in the back.
RosalieHOST
1:20
I can just go to the Highlands on a whim.
RosalieHOST
1:22
Yeah.
RosalieHOST
1:22
Whereas so many people kind of like, you know, like are so kind of have that fantasy view of like, oh, the Scottish, you know, outdoors is so magical and beautiful.
RosalieHOST
1:47
But we went to, like, this...
RosalieHOST
1:49
The place had, like, a camping grounds and they had, like, a bar that opened in the middle of the night, like, that people could just go to.
RosalieHOST
1:56
And... and even though there's like two people that worked here but they were like ridiculously nice like i don't think i've ever met nicer people in my entire life uh damn which which is good praise yeah because i can't i did have the i had to like screenshot where i was on google maps my mom and i'm like just showing this in case i get friday friday the 13th because you never know um But when we built a fire in the middle of the pitch black in the Highlands, nothing happened.
RosalieHOST
2:28
We just got a bit cold.
speaker_15UNKNOWN
102:59
Cholos y cholitas.
speaker_15UNKNOWN
103:01
Una canción del, del Altiplano.
Patricio BartonHOST
103:03
Mhm.
speaker_15UNKNOWN
103:03
Vamos a hacer.
Patricio BartonHOST
103:10
Sí, sí.
speaker_15UNKNOWN
103:11
Y toda la ropa.
speaker_15UNKNOWN
103:12
Me he comprado ropa del Altiplano.
Patricio BartonHOST
103:14
Qué lindo.
Katherine JacksonGUEST
5:55
This one stops at a specialty patchwork and quilt shop in Perth and another quilt shop near Loch Ness.
Katherine JacksonGUEST
6:00
But it's woven into a much bigger Highlands itinerary, the Royal Military Tattoo, Blair Castle, Orkart Castle, the Nokondo Wool Mill with a sheepdog demonstration, and a day trip to the Isle of Skye with Alien Donut and Dunvegan Castle.
Katherine JacksonGUEST
6:16
A sheepdog
Gina BangHOST
6:17
demonstration? I would just watch that all day and forget about the quilts entirely.
Rudy MartinezHOST
4:46
The announcement doesn't say whether the $200 million is the full budget, but it does say that the project will track population recovery and threat reduction and report updates online.
Rudy MartinezHOST
4:57
Beaver kits in the Highlands.
Rudy MartinezHOST
4:59
At least two baby beavers have been born in the Scottish Highlands.
Rudy MartinezHOST
5:02
They were born in the Glen Affric area, about 15 miles from Loch Ness, and are estimated to be from May or June.
Rudy MartinezHOST
5:08
The births are described as the first recorded in the region in four centuries.
FiggyHOST
7:44
Please don't try.
FiggyHOST
7:47
I've seen itineraries where someone arrives in Reykjavik on Monday morning, drives halfway around the country, detours into the Westfjords, hikes a glacier, visits the Highlands, watches whales, spends an afternoon in a spa, and somehow is expected to be back at Keflavik Airport before lunch on Sunday.
FiggyHOST
8:06
At that point, your vacation has become an endurance event.
FiggyHOST
8:10
Maybe a bit of an exaggeration, but sadly not much.

7 MINS LATER

FiggyHOST
15:04
Seven days combining Reykjavik and the Snæfellsnes Peninsula and the Westfjords can be fantastic.
FiggyHOST
15:10
There isn't a prize for touching the greatest number of road signs.
FiggyHOST
15:14
Your goal is to come home thinking, "I really experienced Iceland," not, "I saw Iceland through the windshield." The mid-summer Highlands question.
FiggyHOST
15:27
Now, let's talk about something that becomes much more accessible during the summer: Iceland's Highlands.
Joseph von BenediktHOST
0:00
Folks, one of the most intriguing and in-demand adventures that we talk about here on the podcast is going to Scotland in pursuit of the legendary red stag.
Joseph von BenediktHOST
0:11
Staying in a, you know, a traditional Victorian estate that was built close to 200 years ago, hunting the Highlands where Braveheart roamed with his wild warriors, and heck, even wearing a kilt as you climb up through the heather in pursuit of a, a traditional red stag.
Joseph von BenediktHOST
0:31
And, uh, we've got two gentlemen on the line today, Austin Brown, Landon Michaels, to talk about some great adventures there in Scotland this fall that they've just come back off of.
Joseph von BenediktHOST
0:43
I was there at Kildemorie Lodge for a couple of days, but had to cut my trip short due to some family events that I was unwilling to bend on.

45 MINS LATER

Austin BrownGUEST
45:42
So it was cool.
Austin BrownGUEST
45:43
Um, watching him get to lay his hands on him.
Austin BrownGUEST
45:45
Fraser, now he was, uh, I believe the fourth generation stalker in the Highlands, and he wa- he was in his, you know, late 20s, early 30s, somewhere, you know, in that ballpark.
Austin BrownGUEST
45:57
But just like, you know, we were talking earlier, just absolutely knowledgeable.

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