In this episode I speak to Craig, one of the people behind Eat Crisps. It's an app built for crisp lovers where you can rate and review crisps, discover new favourites, and connect with a community that takes their crisps very seriously.

We talk about how to go from an idea to building an app, and of course… all things crisps.

In this episode I speak to Ben Gibbs, founder of the Sober Boozers Club. He is an award-winning beer writer and alcohol-free beer expert who has become one of the UK's leading voices in the sober and sober curious movement. Ben has built a community around the idea that you don't need alcohol to enjoy a proper pint.

In this episode I speak to Aaron, he is part of Critical Mass Dundee. It's a community cycling group encouraging more people to get out on their bikes, build confidence cycling in the streets, and push for safer, more cycle-friendly streets in Dundee and cities around the world. We spoke about what cycling culture in Dundee is really like, and why something as simple as riding together can make people feel more connected to their city. Let's get into it.

In this episode I speak to Aylish Kelly, the person behind Theatre Green. It is a creative project using storytelling and performance to bring people together and spark conversations around climate change, social inequality, and community action. We spoke about the power of theatre, why stories can resonate more than raw facts, and why progress matters more than perfection.

In this episode I speak to Ally Heather, also known as Historic Ally. He is a writer, presenter, and public historian passionate about bringing Scottish history and culture to life.

You can find Ally on Facebook, Instagram, and X.

To find out more about his tours: https://historicallytours.com/shop/

Look out for his new book being published in Spring 2027 by Quarto!

In this episode I speak to Katie Nicoll, a Scottish singer-songwriter from Kirriemuir with a strong connection to the Dundee music scene. She recently won at the Scottish Live Music Awards, winning in the Young Live Artist of the Year category.

In this episode I speak to Athri Narasinghe, a University of Dundee graduate originally from Sri Lanka who now lives in Dundee and works as a carer.

Athri shares her journey from Sri Lanka to Scotland, what it was like arriving in Dundee for the first time, how she dealt with homesickness, and how the city gradually became a place she could call home. The conversation also explores the kindness in care work, and the Buddhist values that help guide her through difficult times.

In this episode I speak to Andrea, the creator of World Clap Day., a new global moment designed to bring people together through a simple act of appreciation.

The first World Clap Day will take place on 16th August 2026 at 3pm Dundee time.

You can find more information here:

https://worldclapday.com/