Season 4

A View From the Terrace is back, and we delve into the best of social media, head to a late night bakery in Aberdeen, and meet Margaret, the Queen of Pies, before taking a look at the season so far.

Robert Borthwick debuts as the gang preview Scotland's World Cup qualifiers, and a visit to Dunbar United as they make their debut in the Scottish Cup First Round Proper.

The gang bask in Scottish success as Graeme Thelwiss joins the fun.

Shaughan is back as Judy Murray lines up for a brand new football concept.

Former Scotland striker Kenny Miller shares his memories from a storied career.

Comedian and Partick Thistle fan Ray Bradshaw makes his series debut.

Livingston manager David Martindale makes a guest appearance and In This Is The News, the team break down the topics currently making the headlines in Scottish football.

Fowler returns as the gang covers Scotland’s triumphant finish to their World Cup qualifying campaign, and the biggest headlines across the domestic leagues.

An irreverent look at the world of Scottish Football, from the top of the pile to the dogfights. It means everything, it means nothing and it looks like this from the terrace.

For one last time in 2021, A View From the Terrace rides again. The boys start by going Round the Houses, following a blockbuster Scottish Cup weekend.

A View From the Terrace is back and there is a whole lotta Scottish football to catch up. Telfer hosts football’s hottest new game show, Eyes on the Ball, and we head north to visit Banks O’Dee.

Graeme and Rob return to help talk up another blockbuster week of Scottish football starting with a celebration of the Scots tearing it up down south.

An irreverent look at the world of Scottish football, from the top of the pile to the dogfights. Rory Loy shares his insight on life from inside the commentary booth.

Kelty Hearts manager Kevin Thomson reflects on a storied playing career and his burgeoning one in the dugout in Show Us Your Medals.

An irreverent look at the world of Scottish football, from the top of the pile to the dogfights. New boy Sean Hamilton flashes back to the 2010/11 Scottish football season.

Former Hibs boss Jack Ross shares his stories on the managerial merry-go-round.

A swan-diving goalie and the Premiership side bang out of form in Larsson or Scheidt. The gang gets aboard the Hype Train to uncover the rising star who taught Xavi everything he knows.

A View From the Terrace speaks to Fiona McIntyre, head of girls and women's football at the Scottish FA, to discuss the challenges of building a new league and the growth of women's football.

A View from the Terrace is back to talk up the world of Scottish football as new face Tony Anderson joins the gang to share who he believes is the secret sauce behind his beloved Hibernian FC.

It’s the last show of the series but do not worry as there’s still oodles of Scottish football for the team to get stuck into as they come together, One. More. Time.