N.B. Contains some strong language 

Welcome to The Club! Been broken up with? The patriarchy getting you down? Cry behind your pal’s garage and ruin the party again? Well, have no fear because Sad Girls Club is here!

Episode 197 is in conversation with actor and writer Hannah Elizabeth Morton who following a successful Fringe run, is bringing her comedy Sad Girls Club to Glasgow’s International Comedy Festival this March. We chat about life as a creative, the experiences that inspired her to write the play and what it really means to be a sad girl! With her talent, wit and dedication, Hannah has crafted an uplifting and empowering production that she is hugely proud of, which seeks to tackle many of the issues faced by women and girls and invites audiences to ‘have some fun being sad’. 

Enjoy!

Tickets for Sad Girls Club 

https://www.glasgowcomedyfestival.com/events/sad-girls-club/

Sad Girls Club on Instagram 

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SAD GIRLS CLUB with Hannah Elizabeth Morton

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Please note: In this episode there are references to addiction, abuse and trauma which some may find triggering. Please find helpful links below. 

Episode 218 is in conversation with acclaimed poet and spoken word artist Courtney Stoddart. 

A published poet and seasoned performer, her career started with a notebook and an innate calling to put pen to paper with her work focussing mainly on racism, imperialism and challenging dominant power structures. Recognised both nationally and internationally, in this episode she documents the events leading up to her finding her voice on the page and the inspiration behind sharing her work with new audiences, with her poetry taking her to literary festival FLUP in Brazil and collaborating on theatre productions including Lament For Sheku Bayoh at the Lyceum Theatre. 

With grit, grace and boundless natural talent, Courtney has carved out a hugely successful career and in this conversation shares openly, the monumental challenges she has faced and overcome to pursue her passion- a truly insightful and inspiring listen.


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Courtney Stoddart

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Episode 226 is in conversation with Angela McCallum aka Scottish Vocal Coach.  

With a  BA (Hons) in Performing Arts and currently working on her ARSM in Classical and Musical Theatre Singing, Angela has carved out an incredibly successful career as a vocal coach and piano teacher, working with educational establishments as well as running her own music school. A self confessed geek, Angela is extremely passionate about the voice and is committed to supporting singers of all ages and stages. 

In the episode Angela opens up about some of the personal challenges she has faced whilst building a career in the arts. Illness and then undergoing IVF treatment, Angela speaks candidly about the experiences that undoubtedly shaped her as a person, as well as a teacher. A both moving and uplifting story of triumph over adversity with passion and determination at it’s core!

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Angela McCallum

The Braw and The Brave is a podcast about people and their passions.

Episode 229 is in conversation with BAFTA award winning documentary filmmaker and director Alex McCall. Having made over 80 films across his stellar career thus far, his love for storytelling has seen him travel the globe unearthing the most incredible stories. From the critically  acclaimed The Boy David to his most recent project where he has been capturing the journey of a group of friends spending their retirement building a WW1 plane from scratch, set to be flown by the world’s youngest female pilot, Alex continues to follow his passion and bring the most interesting tales to screen.

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Alex McCall

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Episode one is in conversation with actor Ross Baxter. A graduate of The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland,  Ross gives us insight in to his journey in to the performing arts and what inspired him to follow his passion for theatre. 

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Ross Baxter

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Episode Four is in conversation with amateur bodybuilder, Emma Dunlop.  When passion, drive, determination and focus align, it's amazing what you can achieve. Emma explains what led her to entering the world of competing  and exactly what is required from the sport to succeed. Enjoy!

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Emma Dunlop

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In Episode 27 I chat with Stadium Announcer, Presenter and Podcast Host Graeme Easton. Director of Edinburgh based Woosh Entertainments he has enjoyed a varied and successful career in commentating at some of the country's most high-profile sporting events at venues such as Hampden Park and BT Murrayfiled and on the world's stage at both the London 2012 Olympic Games and the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games. His podcast 'Graeme Easton's Playlist' showcases sporting heroes who share the music that has shaped their lives and careers. A respected professional in his field, Graeme remains incredibly passionate about communicating effectively- a craft he lovingly continues to refine fuelled by his love for sport and music. 

Enjoy!

Woosh 
https://www.woosh.tv/

Graeme Easton's Playlist podcast
https://www.woosh.tv/graemeeastonsplaylist
https://www.mixcloud.com/wooshentertainments/playlists/graeme-eastons-playlist/


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https://twitter.com/graemeeaston
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Graeme Easton

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In Episode 38 I chat with massive music fan Gareth Fraser. Attending his first ever concert in his teens, he has since clocked up over 1200 gigs, establishing the independent live music and album review site Musicscramble. What Gareth doesn't know about Glasgow's music scene ain't worth knowing and being quite the connoisseur of his beloved Barrowlands, he helped collate and verify the gig history for a book being published on this iconic venue. 
Gareth takes us on a back stage tour of the Barrowlands and gives us insight in to not only the soundtrack of his life so far but also the bands, the fans and venue that everyone wants to headline!

Check out Musicscramble
http://www.musicscramble.co.uk/

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Gareth Fraser of Musicscramble

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In Episode 44 I chat with Interior Designer Terian Tilston. A former solicitor, Terian decided to finally follow her innate creativity and lifelong passion for transforming spaces, appearing on BBC Two's  'Interior Design Masters' in 2019. We chat colour, considered consumerism and the power of visualising what we want from life. Terian's energy is infectious and I thoroughly enjoyed this open, heartfelt and inspiring conversation.

Enjoy!

See Terian's Work 
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Terian Tilston

The Braw and The Brave is a podcast about people and their passions. 

Episode 100 (yes, 100!!!) is with my dad, Gerry Dunlop. His passion for music has inspired me throughout my entire life. A brilliant guitarist and singer, there is not a day where he doesn’t play or listen to music. With lots of stories of growing up in the 60s, finding his first guitar in a field to going on to be the front man in several bands, I’m thrilled that he agreed to do this recording to mark 100 episodes of The Braw and The Brave. 

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