Irish singer-songwriterMima Merrow first burst onto the music scene with her debut single'Freckles' which was soon followed by her debut EP in 2020 called'Good Grief' seeing her catch the attention of programmers at the BBC who were soon playing her songs on air long before she delivered her first album 'Almost Home' in 2022. A native of Belfast, she now calls Glasgow home, and a busy summer of live shows has includedBelladrum Festivalwhere she spokes to hostShaun Milne about finding her feet in the industry by learning as she went. She talks about her admiration ofThe Frames, support from influencers such asRoddy Hart and how collaboration might just be key to what follows next as her journey continues. Episode 3: 'Mima'.

Willie Campbell is one of Scotland's most respected and loved singer songwriters with a career that saw him achieve early success as a teenager as part of rising starsAstrid working with the likes of Edwyn Collins and touring with Belle and Sebastian. He was a founding member of theReindeer Section with Gary Lightbody fromSnow Patrol, and has gone on to work on films, produce music, share his love of songwriting and is using his past experience from the US as part of his new passion,The Tumbling Souls. In this podcast he sits down with host Shaun Milne and delves deep into his personal journey from where it all began, how success turned to trauma and joy again, offers valuable insights into the music industry and looks ahead to the future.

Naomi Hollas helps lead some of the best known music festivals in the UK fromBelladrum,HebCelt andThe Reeling to having worked atLeeds Festival,Celtic Connections and withDF Concerts. She is often seen chairing speaking conferences in Europe and foundedEvent Grads, the 2000+ strong future event leader community. With the summer season upon us, she joinsShaun Milne in looking back to how it began, the challenges she faced, her advice for others and examining where she is today, including all the good stuff in between.

The show's title music isNothing's Going To Bring Me Down courtesy of singer songwriterWillie Campbell.