Restless Natives Podcast

Featuring two scallywags – The Clown & The Wolfman – Restless Natives is a cult Scottish film from 1985. Two resourceful rascals who hold up tourist buses in the Highlands… Like Robin Hood on a motorbike, they were Scottish Robin Hoods.

Inspired by The Clown & The Wolfman, Gordon Smart & Martin Compston have distilled that spirit into a podcast. As with their careers in television, movies, newspapers, and radio, they set themselves lofty ambitions before setting off on tasks and goals they have no right to accomplish.

While they plan even more ambitious, unreachable schemes for the future, they recount some of their ridiculous scrapes and adventures from the past. Some of these plans will be achieved, while others will fail spectacularly. There’s not much time left for them to discuss and share with you.

https://www.globalplayer.com/podcasts/42KuVS/

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