Entertainment makes Glasgow, with Judith Bowers, Britannia Panopticon and Gary Painter, Scottish Cinemas Project.
Entertainment makes Glasgow, with Judith Bowers, Britannia Panopticon and Gary Painter, Scottish Cinemas Project.
Across the 19th and 20th centuries, Glasgow was home to a huge number of music halls, theatres, and cinemas, which serve... Read more
22 Dec 2021
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50mins
Much more than just football - historic stadiums and Football Memories, with Robert Harvey, Football Memories Scotland
Much more than just football - historic stadiums and Football Memories, with Robert Harvey, Football Memories Scotland
People and social interactions are at the heart of football, just like stadiums and other venues linked to a specific sp... Read more
16 Dec 2021
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29mins
There's nothing more beautiful than potential, community ownership and historic school buildings, with Martin Avila, Kinning Park Complex
There's nothing more beautiful than potential, community ownership and historic school buildings, with Martin Avila, Kinning Park Complex
Have you ever wondered why there are so many historic school buildings in our city?The high number of old schools in Gla... Read more
9 Dec 2021
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1hr 5mins
Splashes of colours around the city, with John Foster, City Centre Mural Trail and Ali Smith, Art Pistol
Splashes of colours around the city, with John Foster, City Centre Mural Trail and Ali Smith, Art Pistol
During the last decade, mural painting has flourished in Glasgow, and they can be found all over the city, covering a hu... Read more
2 Dec 2021
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56mins
Accessibility and Heritage, with accessibility consultant Emily Rose Yates
Accessibility and Heritage, with accessibility consultant Emily Rose Yates
Glasgow is famous for its stunning historic buildings dating from the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries, when the city... Read more
25 Nov 2021
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45mins
A multiplicity of voices, slavery and Glasgow - with Katie Bruce, curator at Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA), Glasgow Life
A multiplicity of voices, slavery and Glasgow - with Katie Bruce, curator at Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA), Glasgow Life
From the 1700s until the UK abolished slavery in 1833, many Glasgow merchants made their fortune from trading tobacco, s... Read more
17 Nov 2021
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49mins
Tenement life, with Ana Sanchez De la Vega, Tenement House and Allistair Burt, Camphill Gate.
Tenement life, with Ana Sanchez De la Vega, Tenement House and Allistair Burt, Camphill Gate.
This double guest episode is about the history of tenements in Glasgow and what it is like to live in a tenement now com... Read more
11 Nov 2021
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42mins
Mapping Queer Scotland, with Dr Jeffrey Meek, Glasgow University.
Mapping Queer Scotland, with Dr Jeffrey Meek, Glasgow University.
In this episode we talk about Scottish LGBTQ+ history and places, and how queer stories are researched and interpreted.T... Read more
4 Nov 2021
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53mins
Disappeared Glasgow, with Reverend John Harvey, former member of Gorbals Group Ministry and Stuart Baird, Glasgow Motorway Archive
Disappeared Glasgow, with Reverend John Harvey, former member of Gorbals Group Ministry and Stuart Baird, Glasgow Motorway Archive
This episode features two great guests discussing the architectural, structural and social transformations that Glasgow ... Read more
28 Oct 2021
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53mins
Are you dancing? Yes, we are asking, with Norry Wilson, Lost Glasgow.
Are you dancing? Yes, we are asking, with Norry Wilson, Lost Glasgow.
In this episode we talk about historic music venues and ballrooms, such as the Barrowland Ballroom and the Apollo, and t... Read more
26 Oct 2021
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43mins