In this exciting episode of our podcast, we sit down with the talented Scottish singer-songwriter, Man of the Minch. With his powerful voice and heartfelt lyrics, Man of the Minch has become a leading voice in the folk music scene, using his platform to advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and social justice. During our conversation, we delve deep into the topic of queer representation in the Scottish music industry. Man of the Minch shares his experiences as a queer musician and the challenges he has faced in the industry, as well as the ways in which he has used his music to create a safe and inclusive space for the LGBTQ+ community. We also explore the rich musical traditions of Scotland and the ways in which they have influenced Man of the Minch's music. With live performances of some of his most beloved songs, this episode is a must-see for fans of folk music and anyone interested in the intersection of music and social justice. In addition to discussing queer representation in the Scottish music industry, we also delve into the groundbreaking "Bogha-frois: Queer voices in folk" concert series that Man of the Minch organized in 2019. We discuss the inspiration behind the series, the challenges of organizing an event that centers queer voices, and the impact that the concerts had on the Scottish music scene. Man of the Minch also shares his favorite moments from the concert series, including his own performances and those of his fellow queer musicians. He highlights the importance of creating safe and inclusive spaces for queer artists to share their music and connect with audiences. If you're interested in the power of music to bring people together and promote social justice, this episode is not to be missed. With insightful commentary, and an engaging conversation, our podcast with Man of the Minch is a true celebration of queer representation in the Scottish music industry. Join us as we sit down with Man of the Minch and discover the power of queer representation in the Scottish music industry. SOCIALS: @manoftheminch @queervoicesinfolk BIG THANKS FOR COMING ON THE SHOW!