The seventh episode of the Living Memory Association Podcast takes us back to simpler times when children spent most of their time playing in the street and in the park.  We hear tales of Kerby, Peevers, Kick the Can and Diablos, of Chasey and Aleevoi and how they provided hours of fun from the 1920s to the 1970s.

The sixth edition of the Living Memory Association podcast is a celebration of Portobello in days gone by. This episode showcases some lovely memories of the days when both the beach and the open air pool were jam packed with people soaking up the scorching Scottish sun, then cooling down in the arctic temperatures of the pool and the sea.

The fifth Living Memory Association podcast is a celebration of visits to the cinema in Edinburgh from the 1930s to the 1970s.  We travel back in time to visit The Alhambra, The Capitol,  The Palace and many more, to a time when tuppence got you through the door!

The fourth Living Memory podcast is a celebration of Dance Hall, with memories of foot tapping in Edinburgh from post war to the swinging 60s.  We go back in time with stories of raucous nights out at The Palais De Dance, Marine Gardens Ballroom, Portobello Town Hall, the El Dorado, The Plaza, The Cavendish and many more.

The Living Memory Association podcast once again delves into the memory banks of old Leithers, uncovering some fabulous stories of World War 2, Barry's Rag Store, The Alhambra, The Bond and Leith Hospital amongst many others.

Our journey into memories of Leith continues with guests discussing life in wartime, popular theatres and cinemas, shops, work and play in fondly remembered times, long lost but never forgotten.

A selection of stories and clips from the Living Memory Association archives, with this first episode of our podcast focussing on memories of Leith from days gone by.

The eleventh edition of The Thelma Tapes takes us back in time to life in the Dean Village and Stockbridge area of Edinburgh, encompassing stories of The Well Court, Bell's Mill, the birth of Golden Wonder Crisps and going to see Westerns at The Savoy and The Grand in St Stephen Street.