When it comes to important topic such as politics, health and education or something as simple as your favourite place to grab a bite to eat, everyone has an opinion.
And if you like to express your point of view and get your opinions across, then you may want to appear on the next BBC Scotland's Debate Night. If this sounds good, tickets are free and easy to get.
The political audience discussion TV programme is similar to Question Time and is the only television programme of its kind in Scotland. Giving people the opportunity to put your questions to the country’s decision-makers and public figures, it's a brilliant opportunity to have your say when it comes to what matters.
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People from all backgrounds are encouraged to apply whether you are a parent, a carer, a student, a frontline worker or run your own business. The more voices represented, the better.
The call comes as Debate Night is set to return on January 25 (Wednesday) after a winter break and begins filming in Edinburgh to mark Burns Night.
However as part of their eight week tour, the BBC are also filming in Glasgow for an NHS Health Special.
Debate Night thrives on a strong audience with its presenter, Stephen Jardine, keen to meet as many locals during their tour.
Their panels has a mix of people with recent guests including musician Ricky Ross, comedians Jo Caulfield and Susie McCabe, authors Alex Gray and Val McDermid, historian Sir Tom Devine, columnists Hugo Rifkind, Afua Hagan and Pat Kane, Still Game actress Jane McCarry and former Dragons’ Den entrepreneur Piers Linney.
BBC Scotland's Debate night tour dates and locations
The show is travelling across the country on Wednesday evenings to the following locations:
- Wednesday 25 January EDINBURGH
- Wednesday 01 February GLASGOW (HEALTH SPECIAL)
- Wednesday 08 February STIRLING
- Wednesday 15 February INVERNESS
- Wednesday 22 February BORDERS
- Wednesday 01 March GLENROTHES
- Wednesday 08 March RENFREWSHIRE
How to get free studio tickets
To apply for a free ticket, visit www.bbc.co.uk/debatenight and click ‘Apply to the Audience’. The online application process should take no more than a few minutes with tickets accessible via mobile or tablet.
If you would like to attend with somebody, please ask them to apply too.
You can see previous episodes on the BBC iPlayer.
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