The Scots of America podcast celebrates Scottish heritage and culture through the perspectives of the American Scottish community. Each episode features personal stories and interviews with individuals who connect with Scotland—whether through ancestry, cultural ties, or a deep appreciation for its traditions. Hosted by Scottish musician and creative producer Jamie McGeechan, the podcast combines engaging conversations with a passion for music, history, and storytelling.

At its heart, Scots of America explores themes of identity and belonging. Guests from a wide range of backgrounds—including educators, historians, artists, community leaders, and enthusiasts—share their journeys of discovering and embracing their Scottish heritage. The podcast delves into what it means to carry Scottish culture across borders and how it influences contemporary lives in the United States. Episodes also feature Scottish music and occasionally highlight local musicians from the regions featured.

The host, Jamie McGeechan, is a Scottish musician and singer-songwriter known for his poignant performances and narrative-driven songs. Based in St. Louis, Missouri, McGeechan brings a unique perspective as a dual U.K. and U.S. citizen. Drawing from his own experiences as a Scot abroad, he connects deeply with the global Scottish diaspora. With a background that includes performing at Scottish festivals and events worldwide, McGeechan is a skilled communicator with a deep love for fostering meaningful conversations and showcasing the vibrancy of Scottish culture.

Beyond the podcast, Scots of America aspires to create a broader cultural experience. Plans include live events featuring podcast recordings, Scottish music performances, and discussions about Scottish culture. These events aim to entertain, inform, and connect people who share a passion for Scotland and its enduring legacy.