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Time Team podcast Ahead of 2026’s exploratory excavation, project director Nick Card introduces the Ness of Brodgar site and explains its significance . (January 2026)
Time Team podcastSurprise discovery in the Heart of Neolithic Orkney – geophysics results and excavation plans (November 2025)
BBC Radio Orkney Time Team ‘s Dr John Gater, Mike Langton and Nick Card on the site survey using ground penetrating radar (GPR) (July 2025)
BBC Radio Orkney In Conversation at the Ness of Brodgar (October 2024)
Stone Me podcastJoin Ness of Brodgar co-director Professor Mark Edmonds to look at Maeshowe (October 2024)
Stone Me podcastThe filling in of the Ness of Brodgar (September 2024)
BBC Radio Orkney Professor Dame Mary Beard interviewed during her visit to Orkney to open Ness of Brodgar: Past, Present & Future exhibition (May 10, 2024)
BBC Radio Orkney Nick Card interviewed after double win at the 2024 Current Archaeology Awards (February 26, 2024)
BBC Scotland Outdoors podcast The Ness of Brodgar Archaeological Site in Orkney (October 2023)
Stone Me podcastThe Ness of Brodgar : Nick Card is interviewed by Matthew Magee in this podcast series looking at Scotland’s ancient sites. (June 2023)The Ring of Brodgar . Jane Downes, director of the UHI Archaeology Institute , discusses the stone circle with Matthew Magee. (July 2023)
BBC Radio 4: In Our Time – Megaliths Melvyn Bragg is joined by Professor Vicki Cummings (University of Central Lancashire), Professor Julian Thomas (University of Manchester) and Susan Greaney (University of Exeter) to discuss megalithic structures. (March 2023)
Ramblings in Orkney :High Winds and Hail : Featuring Martin Gray.To the Ring of Brodgar : Featuring Sandra Miller.Hiking with Hounds : At the Broch of Gurness with Steve Jenkinson. (March 2023)
Orkney – Centre of the Stone Age Podcast from History Hit, looking at Orkney’s Neolithic remains, including Maeshowe , the Ring of Brodgar , Skara Brae and a section on the Ness of Brodgar, featuring Nick Card and Roy Towers. (January 2023)
The Art of Neolithic Orkney History Hit podcast featuring Dr Antonia Thomas of the UHI Archaeology Institute . (September 2022)
Sounds of the Ness A sound poem by Suzy Angus, recorded on site in July 2022. It incorporates the voices of the excavation team at work. (August 2022)