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Discover the inspiring journey of Mayor Robert Burns, a new force in the Conservative Movement. In just three and a half months, he won a surprising election victory in a city near Charlotte, NC. As a first-time candidate, his success highlights his dedication to America’s core values: faith, family, patriotism, capitalism, and the pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness. Guided by Billy Graham’s words, “When strong men take a stand, it strengthens the spines of others,” Mayor Burns aims to ...
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Did you know that Robert Burns was the first person to feature on a Coca Cola bottle? Or that a book of his poems has orbited the earth 217 times? And he NEVER signed his name as Rabbie? This is a modern and light hearted look at the life and works of Robert Burns; poems explained; myths busted; songs sung and stories told. Listen, laugh, and maybe even learn something new with Alastair Turnbull and guests.
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Hey there! Welcome back to the Robert Burns Podcast. I'm Robert Burns, Mayor here in Monroe, North Carolina, and let me just say, it's been a whirlwind of a week. I’m so grateful you’re tuning in because today, we’re diving headfirst into some spicy election talk. Buckle up, my friend, because I’m about to get fired up! We’ve seen some jaw-dropping…
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Hey there, podcast fam! 🎙️ Welcome to an exciting episode of the Robert Burns Podcast. Today is extra special because we’re not only recording audio, but also capturing our very first video podcast! 📹 Double the fun, right? We’re thrilled to have a super special guest joining us—none other than New York Times bestselling author, Megan Basham. 🙌 Meg…
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Welcome to the Robert Burns Podcast! In this episode, we’re taking a closer look at the aftermath of Hurricane Helene in Western North Carolina. The storm brought devastation, but also sparked an incredible wave of community spirit as towns rallied to rebuild and support one another. 🌪️ Join me, Rob, as I share my firsthand experience of the damage…
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Hey there! Today, we're diving into a heartfelt conversation about life's most precious journey. Although our buddy Will couldn't join us, I'm thrilled to chat with two amazing women, Tara Quinn from the Help Pregnancy Center in Monroe and Amelia Ball, a passionate pro-life advocate. We're exploring what it truly means to be pro-life, from the womb…
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Hey friend! Welcome to the Robert Burns Podcast, where Rob and Will dive into the latest political whirlwind surrounding Mark Robinson, North Carolina's outspoken lieutenant governor running for governor. 🚀 In this episode, we explore the buzz, the controversies, and the deep fakes that have the media in a frenzy. From alleged porn site comments to…
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Hey friends! Welcome back to the Robert Burns Podcast. Today, we've got an incredibly exciting and important interview lined up for you. Trust me, you won't want to miss this one. We're chatting with none other than Michelle Morrow, a dynamic individual who's been making waves and might just be our next Superintendent of Public Instruction in North…
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Hey friends! 🌟 Join us for an exciting episode of the Robert Burns Podcast where Rob and Will sit down with Allison Powers, the dynamic head of the Union County GOP. Ever wondered what’s stirring up the political scene in Union County? Well, Allison is here to spill the tea! 🫖 From sharing her journey from the nuclear industry to leading a politica…
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Hey everyone! Rob and Will here, and we're thrilled to have you listening to the Robert Burns podcast. Today, we're switching things up to chat about one of the most rewarding yet challenging roles—being a dad in the 21st century. With Rob's six kids and Will's three (sometimes feeling like sixteen!), we've got plenty of stories and insights to sha…
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Hey everyone, Rob and Will here! Hope you're doing well. It's been a crazy past month, hasn't it? So much has happened, and we're here to unpack it all with you. If you've been following the Robert Burns podcast, you've heard some amazing interviews. Remember that long chat we had with Dr. Leon Threat? We broke it down into bite-sized 30-minute seg…
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Send us a text It is 1787, Robert Burns has published the second edition of his poems, now known as 'The Edinburgh Edition'. He has sold the rights to all of his poems to William Creech and he needs to write some more.... What does he do? He goes on tour around Scotland to get inspiration for new poems and songs. He also wants to introduce himself …
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In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Leon Threatt, Commissioner of Matthews, North Carolina. It's part three of our series on the Robert Burns Podcast with Rob and Will, and if you haven't listened to parts one and two, make sure you catch up! We dive into the significance of marriage, its impact on policies, and how a healthy family foundation tr…
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Hey there, welcome back to the Robert Burge Podcast! In this episode, Will and I continue our riveting conversation with Dr. Leon Threatt, a talent commissioner in Matthews, North Carolina. This is part two of our chat, so if you missed part one, make sure to catch up! We dive deep into the transformative power of the church and how it's the most p…
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Send us a text In this episode I talk about Robert Burns journey to Edinburgh to produce a second volume of his book 'Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect'. I also talk about the reception he received when he arrived in Edinburgh, how he published the book, the people he met and other things he did in his time there. This is Robert at the hight of…
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Hey friends! 🌟 If you're tuning into the Robert Burns Podcast, you're in for a treat! In this special three-part series, we have the honor of hosting Dr. Leon Threat, a town commissioner in Matthews, North Carolina. We're diving deep into his incredible journey from military service to local politics, and exploring how his faith drives everything h…
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In this episode of the Robert Burns podcast, host Rob continues his conversation with Mark Harris, a congressional candidate for North Carolina's 8th district. They discuss a range of topics emphasizing personal integrity, political challenges, and the importance of faith in public life. Harris shares his stance on significant issues such as aborti…
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Send us a text In this Episode I talk about my up coming shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. Yes, I'm taking Burns Banter to Edinburgh and will be performing upstairs in The Pear Tree. The venue is called The Counting House and the room is called The Attic. I'm on from the 16th to the 25th, (not the 24th), 10.30am till 11.30am each day. The sho…
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Join Rob and Will on the Robert Burns Podcast for an insightful interview with Dr. Mark Harris, candidate for the US District 8 House of Representatives. In this episode, Mark shares his journey from being a pastor for 35 years to entering the political arena. The discussion covers significant topics such as the role of clergy in history, the impor…
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Send us a text In this episode we look at how, why and when Robert published his book, Poems Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect. We look at the problems he had to overcome before John Wilson agreed to publish the book. We look at the poems and songs in the book, such as, Twa Dogs, A Tale - The Cotters Saturday Night, To a mouse and Composed in August.…
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Check out the latest Robert Burns podcast episode "Standing Firm: Leadership, Titles, and True Values." Rob and Will discuss true leadership beyond titles, sticking to one's values, the role of humility, and the dangers of seeking recognition. Rob shares challenges from his local government experience, and Will offers insightful perspectives on lea…
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Send us a text In this episode we look briefly at Robert's father, William - Then a Farm called Mossgiel - Roberts turbulent private life and a book called 'Poem Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect'. This is a wild and unpredictable time in Roberts life, (roughly 1784 - 1786). His father passes away in 1784, they need to move to a new farm, Mossgiel, a…
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In this insightful episode of the Robert Burns Podcast, hosts Rob and Will engage in a deep conversation with Allen Mashburn, a pastor and former Lieutenant Governor candidate. They explore the intersections of faith, politics, and spiritual warfare, delving into Mashburn's experiences and perspectives. From the challenges of running for office to …
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Send us a text In this episode we see the Burns family move to a new farm, Lochlie. Is it better than Mount Oliphant? How well / badly do they do there? At this point in Roberts life he is in his late teens and is starting to try and move away from farming. He is also spreading his wings socially with country dancing lessons and the formation of th…
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Join Rob and Will on the Robert Burns Podcast as they delve into the controversial topic of election integrity, especially in the wake of the 2020 elections. In this episode, they discuss the ways conservatives and Republicans are frequently attacked regarding election fraud claims, the necessity of voting, and the critical role of election integri…
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Send us a text In this episode we look at Robert life from age 7. We look at his education, the schools and tutors he had. We look at the farm that Roberts Father moved the family to, (Mount Oliphant), and whether it was a good decision. We also look at Roberts health during this period of his life, which was affected by the amount of work he was d…
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In a stimulating episode of the Robert Burns podcast, co-hosts Rob and Will converse with Micah Beckwith, a Republican candidate for Indiana's Lieutenant Governor. Beckwith discusses his stance on issues like government overreach, educational reform, and the importance of Christian principles in governance. He critiques the presence of Marxist ideo…
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In this electrifying episode of the Robert Burns podcast, Rob and Will sit down with Hal Weatherman, the dynamic frontrunner for Lieutenant Governor in North Carolina. Hal shares his riveting background in politics, his passion for school, and parental choice, unveiling his audacious plans for the state’s future. From enhancing the dignity of work …
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Send us a text In Series two of Burns Banter I am taking a look at the life of Robert Burns. Each episode will look at one part of Robert's Life - as this is episode one, I am looking at the Birth Of Robert Burns. I also take a look at William Burnes, (Robert's Father), and Agnes Broun, (Robert's Mother). where did they come from, what were they li…
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Hello and welcome to Episode 3, Part 2 of the Robert Burns Podcast! Join Mayor Robert and co-host Will as they explore the fascinating topics of Marxism, Communism, and their cultural impacts, all while reflecting on Cleon Skousen's historical warnings. Today, our episode goes beyond theoretical discussions and focuses on practical measures for saf…
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In this episode, we dive into a range of topics: from Donald Trump, to historical warnings about communism, and even how you can make a positive impact in your community. But the heart of our conversation is inspired by Esther 4:14, reminding us all that we’re made for such a time as this. We chat about politics, faith, and the importance of being …
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Join 'Be the Change Episode 2' as Rob recounts his dramatic entry into local politics, culminating in a nail-biting election determined by a coin toss. This episode is a whirlwind of faith, grit, and the power of community action, from campaign trails to the transformative moment that defined Monroe's leadership. Hear firsthand how challenges were …
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'Be the Change Episode 1: The Calling' features Mayor Robert Burns sharing his journey to becoming mayor, reflecting on the role of faith, the challenges of campaigning, and the drive to make a difference. Alongside his friend Will, Robert delves into the personal and political aspects of leadership, urging listeners to take action and contribute t…
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Send us a text The Rights of Women was written by Robert Burns in 1792. Back in the days of Burns women didn't have many rights. The subject of women's rights was highly unpopular and very rarely talked about. Robert is being a bit of a rebel writing this poem, but he did love women and he was in favour of women's rights. It was written for a speci…
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Send us a text Address to the Toothache, written in 1786. In the late 1700's dentistry didn't really exist. If you got the toothache you had to just deal with the pain, there was no pain relief. If things got really bad you would have to find someone willing to pull your teeth out. Probably a barber / surgeon. Robert put all of his pain into this p…
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Send us a text This week I am working in Stockholm. I managed to get two English colleagues, Jim and Ru, to take part in a Burns quiz. The quiz is made up of two rounds of 10 questions, with the second 10 having a very Swedish twist. This was filmed in the Quality Hotel Globe in Stockholm after an afternoon spent wandering around the old town and h…
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Send us a text My love is like a red red rose is a beautiful love song written by Robert Burns around 1792. Robert said that it was an old Scots song that he had collected in the country. I believe it may well have been old, but Robert must have rewritten it. I believe this as it has very modern language which includes the concept of geological tim…
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Send us a text To a Louse is a poem written by Robert Burns in 1786. It is set in the church at Mauchline during a Sunday Service. At first glance the poem is about a head lice, but, it is in fact about perception and the social classes. Robert is Sitting in Church and sees a head lice on a very prim and proper lady. He can't believe the impudence …
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Send us a text Holy Willie's Prayer is a fabulous satirical poem. It's one of the best satirical poems ever written in the Scots tongue. It is all about the hypocrisy of the Church, and one person in particular. Willie Fisher was an elder of the kirk in Mauchline, and spied on people and then told the Church to punish them for their sins. He took a…
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Send us a text What is a Burns Supper? I look at the classic Scottish Celebration, The Burns Supper. I ask what is is all about?, when did it start? and why should I go to one? For the answers to these questions listen to this episode! Also, if you like Scotland, interesting food, (Haggis), enjoy a drink, and like a sing along - you will love a Bur…
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Send us a text In this episode of Burns Banter we play some of Robert Burns songs and tunes. I have guests! on this weeks show we have the band 'Garbh Uisge'. We chat about songs such as 'A Fond Kiss', 'Auld Lang Syne' and 'Green Grow the Rashes'. Garbh Uisge treat us to some live performances and unfortunately I also sing. We hear some great burns…
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Send us a text Willie Wastle, also known as 'Sic a wife Willie had' as a grotesquely funny poem / song about how unbelievably ugly Willie's wife is. Robert Burns wrote this poem in 1792 and he goes into comically hideous detail about this poor woman's appearance. The actual reason, or inspiration behind Robert Burns writing 'Willie Wastle' has been…
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Send us a text Auld Lang Syne is Robert Burns most famous song, and the second most sung song in the English language. Yet, most people have no idea what it means, or where it came from. In this episode I tell you where the lyrics for Auld Lang Syne came from, where the famous tune came from, and what the song is actually about! I explain all the d…
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Send us a text WARNING!!!! This episode is better watched as a video. https://youtu.be/i9RZ_t_JWQU?si=ksa_zMSxzDf44bu3 In this episode I go on a whistle stop tour of Robert Burns sites in Ayrshire. These include: the house Robert was born in, The Robert Burns Birthplace Museum, the auld Alloway kirk, the Brig O' Doon, the Tarbolton bachelors club, …
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Send us a text WARNING !!! - This Episode is probably better watched as a video. https://youtu.be/tXES21N-T9w?si=Lb5yL70GKXPYteFm In this episode I travel to Dumfries and go on a whistle stop tour of the places Robert Burns lived, worked and socialised. Theses places include Robert Burns Grave, Robert Burns House, The Globe Inn and Ellisland Farm. …
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Send us a text The Selkirk Grace is a well known and well used grace. It is used not only at Burns Suppers but at family gatherings, weddings, funerals, birthdays, etc... What is the Selkirk Grace? did Robert Burns write it? Listen to this episode to find out about this grace and its history. You will also hear about a few other grace's that Robert…
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Send us a text 'Willie Brew'd a Peck O' Maut' is one of Robert Burns best drinking songs. It was written by Robert Burns in August / September 1789 whilst staying with Willie Nicol at his lodgings just outside Moffat. Allan Masterton was also there and he wrote the music. This all happened over a few days during a 'Lads weekend' together. It is jus…
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Send us a text The 'Address to a Haggis' is one of the most recited pieces that Robert Burns ever created. It is a major part of every Burns Supper the world over, but sadly, very few people understand what is being said. Thankfully this episode of Burns Banter bursts through the old Scots language and explains whats going on in the Address. The la…
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Send us a text 'To William Stewart' is a poem about a hangover. We have all at one time or another taken too much alcohol during a night out and suffered the inevitable hangover. But unlike us, who just sit there and endure the pain of the hangover, Robert Burns wrote a poem about it and sent it to his friend William Stewart. It was never meant to …
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Send us a text Burns Banter episode 5 is all about the poem / song 'My Heart is in the Highlands'. This poem was written by Robert Burns in 1789 and shows his love of the Highlands of Scotland. Its an easy poem to read and understand, so if you have to recite a poem at a Burns Night then this might be the one for you!…
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Send us a text What is a Birk? Where is Aberfeldy? and what was Robert Burns doing there? The answers to all of these questions, and more, is in this episode of Burns Banter. We look at the poem / song The Birks o' Aberfeldy, which was written in 1757 during Robert Burns tour of Scotland. We also look at the lasting effect this poem has had on the …
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Send us a text A fond kiss is one of Robert Burns best known love songs. Why did Robert Burns write this song? who are the people in the song? why are they being forced apart? To find out the answers to these questions check out this episode 3 of Burns Banter, which is all about the story behind the song 'A Fond Kiss'. In this episode I read the or…
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