BBC Scotland’s Debate Night – a political audience discussion TV programme similar to Question Time – begins its new season next week, and is once again searching for people from across Scotland to be a part of filming and have their say.
The studio audience application website is now open via the application form here: www.bbc.co.uk/debatenight
The show is travelling across the country on Wednesday evenings, and would love to meet locals at the following locations:
Wednesday 26 April STIRLING
Wednesday 03 May DUMFRIES & GALLOWAY
Wednesday 10 May AYRSHIRE
Wednesday 17 May GLASGOW
Wednesday 24 May ELGIN
Wednesday 31 May PERTH
Wednesday 07 June EDINBURGH
Debate Night presented Stephen Jardine commented:
“Debate Night is the only television programme of its kind in Scotland. It gives you the opportunity to put your questions to the country’s decision-makers and public figures.
We want people from all walks of life. You might be a parent, a carer or a student? Perhaps you run a business or are a frontline worker? Retired, self-employed, unemployed or just starting out in the workplace – it’s your questions, stories, experiences and opinions that lead our discussion – so we couldn’t do it without you!
Our panels are a great mix of people. Recent guests to join our politicians include musician Ricky Ross, footballers Pat Nevin and Michael Stewart, authors Alex Gray and Val McDermid, comedians Jo Caulfield and Susie McCabe, columnists Hugo Rifkind and Pat Kane, Still Game actress Jane McCarry and former Dragons’ Den entrepreneur Piers Linney.”
You can see previous episodes on the BBC iPlayer: www.bbc.co.uk/debatenight
