Neil Munday from The Stirling Business Podcast talks to Alan Thomas Carmichael who Served with the Argylls/5 SCOTS for 32 Years and so therefore understand the importance of our unique family association bonds #Once an Argyll always an Argyll.
#The Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Regimental Museum is located in the iconic #Stirling Castle.The museum has been redeveloped with 5 Star Visit Scotland status.Bringing the Regimental history to life through an amazing visitor experience, education, heritage programs.The museum is the hub and platform for a business that will ensure that the Regimental history lives on for future generations.#Museum Guardians and Donars are the backbone to this amazing history education and entertainment space.#Entertainment and meeting spaces provide a very unique client experience.

Neil Munday from Studio King Street and the Host of The Stirling Business Podcast speaks to Stuart Jones, Managing Director, First Rail Open Access.

The Stirling Business Podcast is produced by Johnston Media at Studio King Street in Stirling.

In this Charity Podcast, Paul Murray from King Street Aparthotel speaks with the charities they support to learn more about their work and the impact they make.

The Stirling Business Podcast is produced by Johnston Media at Studio King Street in Stirling.

Neil Munday & Danielle McRorie Smith from Go Forth Business Improvement District.

The Stirling Business Podcast - Podcast No 1

In our first Stirling Business Podcast, Neil Munday from Studio King Street talks to Elaine Watterson, Lord Provost of Stirling, about what the future holds for Stirling and the surrounding area.

Neil Munday from Studio King Street talks briefly about the new recording studio and some of the podcasts that will be produced in the coming months.