Tales Fae the East
Claim This Podcastby Alasdair Satchel
Podcast Overview
<div>Tales of life from Dennistoun, Sighthill and Haghill. <br> Memories of the past, stories from the present and thoughts for the future. <br> <br> This project is part of a residency for Glasgow Life, with Alasdair Satchel doing podcast interviews with local people and Tim Morozzo taking portrait photos of the participants and the spaces that mean something to them.<br> Podcasting and photography workshops are part of the project, please check out our website if you'd like to join us. </div>
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3/16/2021
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Recent Episodes
May 31, 2022
S2 Ep6: GUIR! - Gaelic in Glasgow
<div>This episode is a brief investigation into perceptions on Gaelic in the East End of Glasgow. Everyone who we spoke to for the podcast was asked about their perception of Gaelic in the city. Here are some of their responses and a short piece in return from Mairi Morrison, Gaelic singer, actor and playwright who lives in Glasgow. This episode was created as part of GUIR! from Glasgow Life. With thanks to Rona MacDonald. <br> <br> m6wFkDuvsY5StjxFw7nU</div>
April 1, 2022
S2 Ep5: Lewa Thomas
<div>This episode is a conversation with Lewa Thomas. <br> <br> Lewa was born in Glasgow, where she’s lived all of her life. <br> <br> I first met Lewa at <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Akarabakery/">Akara</a>, the wonderful bakery and café she runs on Duke St. <br> We talk about growing up as a Nigerian Scot in Glasgow, the nature of hailing from another culture and living in Scotland, her journey to opening up Akara, coming to live in the East End of the city and what the area means to her. <br> We finish up by contrasting her cousin’s experience of coming from another culture and living in Kent compared to Lewa’s own experience in Glasgow. <br> <br> Episode links and more can be found on our website at <a href="https://tales-fae-the-east.com/">tales-fae-the-east.com</a><br> <br> Thanks for listening! <br> <br> lxB6x1Rj57x66FpDYYEv</div>
March 30, 2022
S2 Ep4: Babs Nicgriogair
<div>This episode is a chat with Babs Nicgriogair. Originally from Stornoway Babs has lived in Glasgow since the mid 80’s. <br> <br> Babs has worked at <a href="https://www.greencity.coop/">Green City</a> in East End since the Millennium. Green City is a Wholesaler of ethically sourced food and drink based in the East End and is also a worker’s coop. </div> <div> <br> We talk about Babs’ younger years in Stornoway, leaving Lewis to study in Glasgow, her time in Canada, her love of language and theatre, how she’s seen the East End change over the last 20 years and we go into the nature of Green City’s working practices and much more!<br> <br> We have a Tales Fae the East Exhibition opening up at Dennistoun Library on Saturday the 2nd of April, where you will be able to see the portraits of the participants that Tim Morozzo has taken throughout the project.<br> Do drop in for a look around if you're about.<br> <br> Links for this episode and lots more can be found on our <a href="https://tales-fae-the-east.com/">website</a>. <br> <br> Thank you for listening! <br> <br> </div>
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- What is Tales Fae the East?
<div>Tales of life from Dennistoun, Sighthill and Haghill. <br> Memories of the past, stories from the present and thoughts for the future. <br> <br> This project is part of a residency for Glasgow Life, with Alasdair Satchel doing podcast interviews with local people and Tim Morozzo taking portrait photos of the participants and the spaces that mean something to them.<br> Podcasting and photography workshops are part of the project, please check out our website if you'd like to join us. </div> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
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Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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