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Oct 30, 2026
Tom MillsHOST
This is part two of our podcast with Dean Robertson.
Tom MillsHOST
If you haven't listened to part one just yet, head back and listen to that where we go through his pathway through golf and through professional golf and then into Stirling University and the golf development program.
Tom MillsHOST
And finally... becoming the Walker Cup captain, firstly in Cyprus points, then heading into La Hinch.
Tom MillsHOST
In part two, we focus primarily on the week unfolding in La Hinch.
Catherine HarrisHOST
Bamza.
Catherine HarrisHOST
University of Stirling.
Catherine HarrisHOST
Well, Graham, maybe you know Sam.
Catherine HarrisHOST
Hi, Catherine and Jocelyn.
Liz BeddoeGUEST
yes thanks my pleasure And the next time you're
Richard IngramHOST
in the University of Stirling, you must come up to the
Liz BeddoeGUEST
University of Dublin.
Liz BeddoeGUEST
Yes, I'll come and visit you.
Jonathan ChristieGUEST
Born in Inverness, strong connection to the Outer Hebrides where my mum comes from.
Jonathan ChristieGUEST
studied undergraduate at Stirling University, did a postgraduate at Strathclyde University, and have, for the vast majority of my career, worked within the charitable sector, the not-for-profit space.
Jonathan ChristieGUEST
And that's probably kind of a just over 20-year career now.
Jonathan ChristieGUEST
So it's, yeah, I've tipped two decades.
Dean RobertsonGUEST
No, I've certainly evolved.
Dean RobertsonGUEST
I've evolved from being here at the University of Stirling.
Dean RobertsonGUEST
It's certainly taught me that.
Dean RobertsonGUEST
I'm working with my great friend, John Mathers, who's just retired, but sports psychologist here.
Lulie HalsteadHOST
So you're going to have to back that statement up.
Felicity CarterHOST
Well, I'm actually doing a course through the University of Stirling at the moment on the evils of alcohol.
Felicity CarterHOST
Oh, okay.
Felicity CarterHOST
I should report back about that.
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during Scotland's World Cup campaign.
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The research, which was funded by Scottish Health Action on Alcohol Problems and undertaken by Dr Richard Purvis and Dr Catherine Best of the University of Stirling, analysed 30 second broadcast intervals across Scotland matches and found that alcohol advertising was present in almost a quarter of them, including frequent exposure to alcohol marketing throughout match coverage.
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One of the striking findings from the study was that alcohol branding was actually more prevalent during the matches themselves than in commercial breaks, suggesting that restrictions on traditional advertising mediums may not go far enough in reducing exposure to alcohol brands.
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The findings have provoked concern among advocates for a stronger stance on alcohol advertising in sport, who cite substantial evidence that exposure to alcohol advertising and sponsorship is associated with more positive attitudes towards alcohol, earlier initiation of drinking, and increased consumption.
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While the study acknowledges that alcohol marketing in Scotland, including sports sponsorship, remains largely governed through UK-wide self- and co-regulatory systems rather than comprehensive statutory controls, It calls upon the Scottish Government to stay true to the pledges made in the Strategic Plan to Prevent Harm and Promote Recovery from Alcohol, which sets out among its key priorities an aim to reduce the attractiveness, affordability and availability of alcohol.
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It also notes that devolved powers have previously been used to restrict the marketing of other health-harming products.
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Dr Parviz from the Institute for Social Marketing and Health, ISMH, at the University of Stirling said, Exposure to alcohol sponsorship can shape attitudes towards drinking.
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encourage earlier initiation of alcohol use, and contribute to increased consumption, so policymakers should consider restrictions on alcohol marketing to better protect audiences, which include children and young people.
Gary ScottHOST
Cali up to 4th, both of the Alfies there with a full 90 minutes.
Gary ScottHOST
Jamie Mercer, Dylan Ross and Joseph Teasdale at Cove they were hosting East Kilbride on Saturday at the Balmoral all three of them started in a game that was abandoned due to the weather East Kilbride were 1-0 up at the time Zach Toe and Jack Cyril at Peterhead both started on the bench as they travelled to take on Montrose 3-0 win for Montrose there Cyril came on with 58 minutes on the clock Toe on with 20 to go Nick Suman another start on the bench for him as free scoring county were at home against Airdrie where they hit the goal trail again with a 4-0 win has Nick Suman got the best deal out of anybody do you think in our transfer dealings over the course of the season? it's between him and Yengi absolutely just getting to travel around Japan for free exactly Aaron Cummings at Elgin Elgin were in Scottish Cup duty on Saturday they took on Stirling University no Cummings in the squad Elgin winning it 2-1 though as they make their way into the third round of the cup Theo Simpson at Forfer Simpson back on the bench as Forfer were in Scottish Cup action against Bowness United, 4-4 beating 2-1 in that one.
Gary ScottHOST
JJ Hulse at Bucky, no game for them this weekend.
Gary ScottHOST
Turriff, Jay Henderson at Turriff, not in the squad for their home game against Wick in the Highland League.
Kenny MacintyreHOST
United 2, Forfar Athletic 1, Brecon City 2, Strasbourg Thistle 2, Borough Rangers 1, Cowden Beath 1.
Kenny MacintyreHOST
These games will go to Exxon, Clydebank 2, Trenent 1, Cumberland Colts 3, Banks of D 2, Dumbarton 1, Keith Nill, Dunapace 1, Largs Thistle 5, Edinburgh City 4, Celtic Hearts 1 Gretna 2008 0 Cumnock Juniors 3 plenty more ties comes in a busy day in the Scottish Cup a few games of course did fall foul of the weather Huntley 2 Anand Athletic 2 Lockheed United 1 Spartans 2 Renfrew 2 Stirling Albion 1 Stirling University 1 Elgin City 2 Stranraer 3 Tayport 1 Troon 4 Caledonia Braves 3 so that's you up to date with the scores in the second round of the Scottish Cup, down in England in the Premier League.
Kenny MacintyreHOST
Ipswich Town 1, Nottingham Forest 1, that match was played last night.
Kenny MacintyreHOST
Aston Villa 2, Manchester City 1 in the lunchtime kick-off.
Nick AskewHOST
Hi, Nick here from Conservation Careers and welcome to the podcast.
Nick AskewHOST
Now, how can we restore woodlands to maximise nature? And what makes conservation research genuinely useful for the people working to protect nature? And how can you build a successful career in conservation science? Well, today we're speaking with Professor Kirsty Park, who's Professor of Conservation Science at the University of Stirling, where she's worked for nearly 30 years.
Nick AskewHOST
Kirsty's research focuses on understanding how human activities affect biodiversity and finding practical solutions to help nature recover.
Nick AskewHOST
She's also co-lead of a fascinating Wren project, which uses 150 years of woodland restoration to understand what works best for biodiversity.
Nick AskewHOST
Enjoy.
Kirsty ParkGUEST
So my name's Kirsty Park.
Kirsty ParkGUEST
I'm a professor in conservation science at the University of Stirling.
Nick AskewHOST
Great.
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