In this episode I speak to Scott Lundrigan, we are both comedians so today we are chatting all things comedy!

In this episode I speak to Ryan Morris, he is a photographer and the person behind the Human Collective. He takes lovely photos of people and shares their stories, so today I will share his story!

Human Collective Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100088317703374

In this episode I speak to endurance athlete Caroline Livesey. She recently broke the world record for cycling the NC500!

Peak Education Nepal - https://peakeducationnepal.com/

This episode is a bit different. Instead of an interview, I’ve written an original audio comedy called The McVicar Gang.

This is Episode 1, The Casino. I hope you like it.

Thank you to everyone who volunteered their time and talent to help bring this project to life. I couldn't have done it without you.

Here's the cast:

Jake Macfarlane – Conor Philip

Nicola – Aylish Kelly

Ewan – Eck Entertainment

Frank – Michael Reilly

Heather – Heather Hatch

Sophie – Crystal Mcghin

Dr Robertson – Megan Docherty

Announcer – Adi Suri

Fraser and Casino Dealer – Kieran Snaddon

Athri – Athri Narasinghe

Porter – Ryan Yorkston

McVicar Staff Member and Security Guard – Rosamund Vickers

Casino Staff Member – Julia Lenkiewicz

Second Casino Staff Member – Heather Breon

Normal service resumes on Conor's Crew in two weeks with another interview episode.

Take care, and I'll see you next time!

In this episode I learn about one of the Trinket Trade Boxes in Dundee. These boxes are built on trust, on kindness, and are all about the simple joy of swapping small treasures.

We talk about how the project began, the challenges of keeping it going, and why it's so important to the local community.

In this episode I speak to Mark Beaumont, an adventurer, broadcaster, author and former University of Dundee Rector. Best known for cycling around the world in a record-breaking 78 days, Mark has spent his life pushing the limits of human endurance while inspiring others to think bigger and embrace adventure.

We talk about his incredible expeditions, resilience, what he's learned from travelling the world, and his connection to Dundee.

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.