Jennifer Reoch learns about the village of New Lanark. Fergus Sutherland goes to Fife to find out about the Michael Colliery disaster in 1967 and The History Girls look at how the 1988 Garden Festival transformed Glasgow.

1. New Lanark, 1967 Michael Colliery Disaster, 1988 Garden Festival

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Discover the places and people that make up Scotland's shared history.

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Jeremy Pang's Hong Kong Kitchen

Jeremy Pang kicks off a culinary adventure through the streets of Hong Kong.

Jeremy invites best friend and chef Simon Rimmer on a trip down memory lane as he shows him the sights of his old family holidays and tastes of nostalgia.

Judith Bowers and Dan Sweeney take us through the legacy of David Livingstone, and the history of The Mitchell Library and The Tenement House. Plus, the oldest chip shop in Scotland.

The Mitchell Library, The Tenement House and David Livingstone

On The People's History Show, we explore Lord Alexander Dennustoun's Legacy to the East End of Glasgow & learn about the Scottish woman connected to the Salem witch trials!

Lord Alexander Dennustoun's Legacy and Salem Witch Trials

On The People's History Show, we explore the incredible legacy of Glasgow's Trongate as well as looking back at the career of Hibernian hero Joe Baker.

Glasgow's Trongate

On The People's History Show: Glasgow's known as the Dear Green Place, we learn about the History of Glasgow Green and we look at the legacy of Ravenscriag Steel Works in Lanarkshire.

Glasgow Green and Ravenscriag Steel Works

On The People's History Show, with David Farrell we have the first in our special episodes exploring Scotland's links with Nova Scotia.

Scotland's links with Nova Scotia, Part 1

On The People's History Show we have the concluding episode of the History links between Scotland and Nova Scotia, we visit New Glasgow and go Highland Dancing in Canada.

Scotland's links with Nova Scotia, Part 2

Local historians, Dan Sweeney and Dan Gray take us on a journey through the streets of our modern Scottish cities into our past to reveal the real people's history.

Glasgow Central Station and Paisley Abbey

On The People's History Show with Judith Bowers and Fergus Sutherland we explore the home of celebrated architect Charles Rennie Macintosh.

Charles Rennie Macintosh's Home

On The People's History Show with Dan Sweeney and Fergus Sutherland we learn how The Morse Code was developed and even used by a Glaswegian on the Titanic!

The Morse Code

We learn about Charles Rennie Macintosh's Hill House in Helensburgh that Brad Pitt calls his favourite building plus we have a tale from Glasgow's Criminal underworld from 1950s.

Charles Rennie Macintosh's Hill House

On The People's History Show with Dan Sweeney and Fergus Sutherland we have the criminal history of Glasgow's Taxi Driver Killer and we're at the Museum of Edinburgh.

Criminal History of Glasgow's Taxi Driver Killer

On The People's History Show with Dan Sweeney and Fergus Sutherland we learn about the 'most haunted place in Edinburgh' & we celebrate 25 years of Glasgow Rock Club 'The Cathouse'.

Most haunted place in Edinburgh

On The People's History Show David Farrell takes a special look around Glasgow's Riverside Museum and find's out about Glasgow's rich transport history - from locomotives to skateboards.

Glasgow's Riverside Museum

On The People's History Show David Farrell takes a special look around the Glasgow Museum Resource Centre which stores over 1.4 million objects when they're not on display in Glasgow's museums.

Glasgow Museum Resource Centre

Join David Farrell on The People's History Show for a journey through Scotland's educational past at the magnificent Scotland Street School Museum.

Scotland Street School Museum

Tonight on The People's History Show David Farrell takes us around Glasgow's iconic People's Palace and we explore the history of the monuments in the surrounding Glasgow Green.

The People's Palace and Glasgow Green

David Farrell explores Glasgow's oldest house The Provand's Lordship and discovers some fascinating stories from Glasgow's medieval past.

Provand's Lordship And Medieval Glasgow

Historians Dan Sweeney and Dan Gray delve into the history of the ports of Govan and Leith.

A Tale of Two Ports

Dan Sweeney and Dan Gray bring us stories from the home of National War Museum as they look into one of the darkest periods in World history, World War II.

Memories Of World War II

Dan Sweeney and Dan Gray take a look at the history of the transport links between Edinburgh and Glasgow including the Union and Forth and Clyde Canals, the M8 and Glasgow Central Station.

City Links

Sarah Mack and Ashley Cowie look back at stories that make up Scotland's people's history. Featuring the tragic story of boxer Benny Lynch, and 19th century body-snatchers.

Benny Lynch

Sarah Mack and Ashley Cowie look back in time to discover more stories that make up Scotland's People's History, including Glasgow's last tram journey and Aberdeen's last hangman.

The Last Glasgow Tram

Join Fergus Sutherland for a People's History Show special where he explores the history and sites of Roman Scotland.

Roman Scotland

More fascinating stories from Scotland's past. This week's tales include safe cracker 'Gentle' Johnny Ramensky and the scandalous murder trial of Madeleine Smith.

A Gentle Safe Cracker

Tales from Scotland's past, including when Buffalo Bill came to Glasgow and an interview with the last survivor of the Arandora Star, which was sunk by German U-Boats in WWII.

Buffalo Bill in Glasgow

Sarah Mack and Ashley Cowie have more tales from Scotland's past, including the stories of the Battle of George Square, the Vatersay Raiders and the remarkable Isabella Elder.

The Battle of George Square

Paul Hughes travels to Barbados in search of the truth behind the story of Scottish white slaves and examines Scotland's role in the Caribbean slave trade.

The Caribbean Slave Trade

Sarah Mack and Ashley Cowie have tales from Scotland's past, including the stories of the Gorbals Vampire, Drumchapel Amateurs football club and the shipwreck of the Annie Jane.

The Gorbals Vampire

Angus Simpson looks at the stories of the servicemen and women who we remember at this time of year. 