Alan McClure's guest appearances

Alan McClure

Edinburgh Skeptics Presents...

Unwrapped - A Conversation about Chocolate

101 George Street

pFITE: The Podcast

Jon Stewart

Michael Marshall

Jennifer Wallace

Charlotte Riley

David Nutt

Robin Ince

Matt Baker

Dug Campbell

Dan Simpson

Emma McClure

Stevyn Colgan

Iszi Lawrence

Emily Dodd

Niamh Nic Daeid

Peter Buckley

OwlTail

Sarah Tait

Welcome to pFITE! Join Maddy and Florrie (and Mark the cameraman) as they chat through your music and poetry entries in this environmental series, pFITE (Poetry &amp; Folk In The Environment). Pour yourself a cup of tea, take a break from your busy day, and find some creative respite with your online neighbours. Entries featured in this episode: Worth It by Alan McClure and Fuel Crisis by Sarah Tait.Watch the full episode of pFITE on YouTube.

Welcome to pFITE! Join Maddy and Florrie (and Mark the cameraman) as they chat through your music and poetry entries in this environmental series, pFITE (Poetry &amp; Folk In The Environment). Pour yourself a cup of tea, take a break from your busy day, and find some creative respite with your online neighbours. Entries featured in this episode: Worth It by Alan McClure and Fuel Crisis by Sarah Tait.Watch the full episode of pFITE on <a href="https://youtu.be/XV_MtcoGdtI" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">YouTube.</a>

pFITE, Episode 7: Feat. Alan McClure and Sarah Tait

John invites Susi Briggs and Alan McClure onto the show to talk about their new podcast aimed at young people, 'Oor Wee Podcast'.

101 George Street: Susi Briggs & Alan McClure

We're baaaaaaaack! This episode was recorded in Spring of this year, and finally available for listening. We are honored for our second in the interview series to have Alan McClure of Patric Chocolate join us in conversation. Listen to the whole conversation in Episode 22, and be sure to visit patricchocolate.com and sign up for their newsletter for more information and progress on some of the topics we discussed back in the Spring.

We're baaaaaaaack! This episode was recorded in Spring of this year, and finally available for listening. We are honored for our second in the interview series to have Alan McClure of Patric Chocolate join us in conversation. Listen to the whole conversation in Episode 22, and be sure to visit <a href="http://patricchocolate.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">patricchocolate.com</a> and sign up for their newsletter for more information and progress on some of the topics we discussed back in the Spring.

Episode 22 - Interview with Alan McClure

After wowing us with what can only be described as a performance/talk, we sat down with Alan McClure during the 2015 Fringe run to talk to him some more about his work. Alan McClure is a singer-songwriter from Galloway, south-west Scotland, whose lyrical depth has been noted by journalists and fellow musicians alike. A published poet and author, he brings humour and insight to his songs while keeping one ear on the need for a strong melody. Most often seen performing with his band The Razorbills, who were described by Roots magazine as “refreshingly individualistic … quirky and brassy”, he has also recorded and released five solo albums, the most recent of which, according to R2 magazine, “…confirms his status as a profoundly interesting writer.” http://www.alanmcclure.co.uk

After wowing us with what can only be described as a performance/talk, we sat down with Alan McClure during the 2015 Fringe run to talk to him some more about his work. Alan McClure is a singer-songwriter from Galloway, south-west Scotland, whose lyrical depth has been noted by journalists and fellow musicians alike. A published poet and author, he brings humour and insight to his songs while keeping one ear on the need for a strong melody. Most often seen performing with his band <a href="http://www.therazorbills.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Razorbills</a>, who were described by Roots magazine as “refreshingly individualistic … quirky and brassy”, he has also recorded and released five solo albums, the most recent of which, according to R2 magazine, “…confirms his status as a profoundly interesting writer.” <a href="http://www.alanmcclure.co.uk/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.alanmcclure.co.uk</a>