TUNE IN to hear from Findlay Napier as he talks about his early days as a musician from Grantown On Spey and his move down to Glasgow to attend the RSAMD to study. He discusses his experience as a songwriter and touring musician and the many music projects he's involved in.

Tune In to hear from Jill Rodger as she talks about the early days of her career in the whisky industry and how she moved into working for Glasgow International Jazz Festival where she is now the Festival Director.

Tune In to hear from Stuart Braithwaite as he talks about the early days of Mogwai, Rock Action Records, and into the world of soundtrack composition.

Tune in to hear from Grant Hutchison, who speaks openly about his early days as a musician, playing in the Frightened Rabbit, tour managing The Twilight Sad and now in his role as a trustee in Tiny Changes, the mental health charity setup in memory of Scott Hutchison.

Tune In to hear from Fiona Dalgetty as she talks about her introduction into music and how she moved into working with Feis Rois to bring her love of music to teaching young people about traditional Scottish music.

Tune in to hear Alice discuss her interest sparked in music as she took part in Feis Rois from moving down from the Highlands to Glasgow where she began writing more contemporary pop music and took part in local music projects 'MusicPlus' and 'Hit The Road' ran from the Scottish Music Centre.

Tune in to hear from Jamie Houston, who speaks openly about his early days as a musician, playing in the Glasgow band Attic Lights and now in his role as Creative Scotland's Music Officer.

Tune in to hear from David Culbert, who speaks openly about his early days as a musician, playing in bands, running a studio in the city centre, and now in his role with Help Musicians Scotland.