S1 Ep4: Stuart Cosgrove

In this episode I speak with Stuart Cosgrove of Dennistoun.  Stuart is a writer, broadcaster, television executive and so much more.    A resident of Dennistoun for many years, Stuart originally comes from Letham in Perth. Our conversation covers a huge amount of ground, we go from life in Dennistoun, his youth in Perth, his studies in Hull and America, then on to Stuart’s working life.  We also talk about the importance of soul music, we touch on the life and skills of late Mary Wilson of the Supremes and then we round off with a reflection of Gaelic in the community.   Stuart also goes into the nature of poverty, what it means, and how important it is for us as a society to invest in the creative talents of young people. There’s also two naughty words which pop later on in the episode, please feel free to add a  beeping sound at your own discretion.       As we recorded this conversation over Zoom there are occasional odd noises and pinging sounds, I’ve tried to edit them out where possible, but you will hear the odd pop and growl for which I apologise.   If you want to drop us a line you can reach us on info@tales-fae-the-east.com We’re also on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Episode links and more can be found here. The photo of Stuart is by Tim Morozzo. Thanks for listening!  

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Tales of life from Dennistoun, Sighthill and Haghill. Memories of the past, stories from the present and thoughts for the future. 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. Podcasting and photography workshops are part of the project, please check out our website if you'd like to join us.