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New Frontiers

New Frontiers

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 What does it mean to be ex-Forces in modern Scotland? This series - from Scotland’s Veterans Wellbeing Alliance - is a rich tapestry of stories from veterans, their families and loved ones, and Alliance partners who support them. Co-hosted by Richard Henderson and Hannah Uttley. Find Scotland's Veterans Wellbeing Alliance here: https://svwa.org.uk/ New Frontiers is produced by Bespoken Media for SVWA and Edinburgh Napier University Cover art is taken from a photo by Hugo Jehanne, and colourised by Mac McDade. Design by Ailish Hunter. Series music is 'Something New' by the Eastern Plain Episodes were recorded in part in Edinburgh's War Poets rooms, where the great poets Wilfred Owen (1893-1918) and Siegfried Sassoon (1886-1967) famously met and became friends during The Great War. At the time, the building was Craiglockhart War Hospital, and the two men were being treated for neurasthenia (shellshock or PTSD). It is now part of Edinburgh Napier University, and the headquarters of the Scotland Veterans Wellbeing Alliance.Copyright 2025 SVWA / Edinburgh Napier University
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  • Coming Soon... New Frontiers, from Scotland's Veterans Wellbeing Alliance

    Coming Soon... New Frontiers, from Scotland's Veterans Wellbeing Alliance
    2025/08/11

    What does it mean to be ex-military in modern Scotland? This series - from Scotland’s Veterans Wellbeing Alliance - is a rich tapestry of stories from veterans, their families and loved ones, as well as projects and organisations offering help and support to those that need it. Co-hosted by Richard Henderson and Hannah Uttley.

    Find the Scotland Veterans Wellbeing Alliance here: https://svwa.org.uk/

    New Frontiers is produced by Bespoken Media for SVWA and Edinburgh Napier University

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    Episodes were recorded in part in Edinburgh's War Poets rooms, where poets Wilfred Owen (1893-1918) and Siegfried Sassoon (1886-1967) famously met and became friends during The Great War. At the time, the building was Craiglockhart War Hospital, and the two men were being treated for neurasthenia (shellshock or PTSD). It is now part of Edinburgh Napier University, and the headquarters of the Scotland Veterans Wellbeing Alliance.
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