Well known Scots go in search of their Scottish heroes
Hannah Gordon goes in the footsteps of Muriel Spark, author of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, and discovers parallels with her own upbringing at a girls' school in Edinburgh.
DetailsRicky Ross follows in the footsteps of painter Joan Eardley, in an an evocative journey from Glasgow School of Art to the windswept bay of Catterline in northeast Scotland.
DetailsAlison Miller follows in the footsteps of RD Laing, the Scottish psychiatrist who studied mental illness and wrote The Divided Self.
DetailsWriter and broadcaster Muriel Grey goes in the footsteps of Sir Hugh Munro, the man who first charted our highest peaks and who remains an icon to Scotland's mountaineers.
DetailsActress Siobhan Redmond visits Kirriemuir, birthplace of playwright and novelist JM Barrie, to discover how his time there influenced his writing.
DetailsJohn Beattie goes in the footsteps of John Logie Baird, the Scotsman who gave the world television, to discover the secret life behind the public image.
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