Carol Stobie and Jackie Miller interview oral historian Helen Clark for WEA Scotland's 'Breaking the Mould' project. 

Her working life has taken her from the National Museum of Scotland to the Beamish culture museum in Durham.

During this interview she talks about the importance of process when it comes to working with the citizens and communities on oral history projects, suggesting that a well thought out process can coexist with creating a strong product.

Helen's wiki entry: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helen_Clark_(oral_historian)

More info on Breaking the Mould:http://southeast.weascotland.org.uk/community-learning/breaking-the-mould

Helen Clark: Interview for WEA Scotland Breaking the Mould (Edinburgh)

The WEA in Scotland and England form the Worker's Educational Association for mainland UK.  WEA Scotland conducts it work under the same Governing Document as the WEA in England and is based in Edinburgh.