In a podcast first, Cole introduces and Brian takes the interview with the amazing actor Hiftu Quasem!

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Cole talks to the eminent choreographer and director, Steve Lauder-Russell!

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Cole and Brian do the Glasgow to London catch-up!

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They first shared the Palladium stage over 30 years ago and they’re both still working and delighted about it. Brian sits down with wonderful Stephen Matthews!

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With a string of credits under her belt and now starring in “Trainspotting the Musical”, Yana stops by to tell us all about it, and have a few laughs along the way.

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Actor Tyler Collins soundproofed his home studio with leftover meal kit packaging stuck to acoustic foam, a trick he found completely by accident. We sat down with the Alaska-raised, Glasgow-trained actor (you’ll know him from panto stages across Scotland, plus voice work in Eiyuden Chronicle and Forza Horizon 5) to talk comedy technique, industry awards culture, and why he thinks actors should make their own work.

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Izzie Rush grew up performing in professional child choirs before finding her true home in technical theatre at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts. We chat about her transition from performer to Head of Sound, the balance between technical precision and invisible artistic mixing on major productions like Les Misérables and We Will Rock You, and the creative energy required to mix the immersive West End revival of Cabaret.

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Brian reflects on his first ever sick days and how it impacts his spreadsheet…

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Jo Freer joins Cole Stewart to talk about two decades in Scottish theatre, becoming "the Dormouse" after a memorable Tron panto role, and her unexpected move into BBC storylining — training at EastEnders before working on River City until the show ended. A candid conversation about panto, industry change, and choosing to build a career in Scotland.

A musical director at the top of their game, all the way from Tasmania! It’s BVT!

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