In a captivating discussion, Sir Tom Devine, Professor Emeritus of Scottish History, explores the aftermath of the Battle of Culloden and its transformation of clan culture. He delves into the internal strife and religious tensions that plagued Scottish clans during the Jacobite risings. The conversation highlights the romanticization of Highland culture and how it evolved into a symbol of national pride amid 18th-century changes. Devine also reveals the profound impact of clan identity on Scotland's modern heritage and the global Scottish diaspora.