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The Glasgow Podcast

The Glasgow Podcast

Auteur(s): Paul Trainer
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Glasgow's best people and places discussed in interviews with the city's greatest personalities. Glasgow food and drink stories, music and acting successes, local history and culture - all will be part of The Glasgow Podcast, presented by Paul Trainer.


The first season features interviews with local famous faces including Peter Capaldi, Elaine C Smith and Craig Ferguson.

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    Jennifer Reoch's Best of Glasgow
    Nov 13 2025
    In the latest episode of The Glasgow Podcast, television presenter Jennifer Reoch shares her neighbourhood favourites and memories of Glasgow.

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  • Pat and Greg Kane on Hue and Cry

    Pat and Greg Kane on Hue and Cry
    Nov 3 2025
    When brothers Pat and Greg Kane of Hue and Cry take the stage, forty years of shared creativity lies beneath every note. This, the pair will be honoured with a lifetime achievement award at the Scottish Music Awards - a recognition of not just their hits, but of a lifelong dialogue between two musicians. This episode of The Glasgow Podcast takes a look at the local inspiration behind some of their music, the music scene in the 1980s and the international influences that brought their music from Coatbridge to Glasgow, then to the world.

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    31 min
  • The Glasgow Podcast: 10 years of music at Saint Luke's

    The Glasgow Podcast: 10 years of music at Saint Luke's
    Oct 1 2025

    In the last decade, Glasgow’s East End has been transformed, and few places symbolise that change more than Saint Luke’s & The Winged Ox. Set in a restored former church on Bain Street, the venue has become a landmark for live music while The Winged Ox bar and kitchen has grown into a neighbourhood favourite.

    From Baby Strange’s first gig to surprise sets from international stars, weddings, Sunday roasts, and community nights, the venue is now woven into the cultural fabric of the city. On its 10th anniversary, we spoke with owner Michael Woods about falling in love with the building, the gigs that he most enjoyed, and what the future holds for the future and the area around The Barras.

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    12 min
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