Two Cans with Kevin P. Gilday

Prince Philip is down the drain and Kev is taking apart the myth of the royal family. An extended rant on an auspicious occasion.

Kevin chats to Brian Canning and Ralph Hector of the band Syvdoh on the day of their new album - Death 1, Syvdoh 0 - being released. We talk Glasgow gangs, censorship in art, mysterious letters and a potential meeting with a serial killer.

After a short hiatus, Kevin returns with a podcast about... architecture. Well, brutalism and the utopian ideals of post war town planning to be precise. Join us for a couple of cans.

The second part of a special episode capturing a conversation between Kevin and his musical collaborator Ralph. We delve behind the scenes of our new album, Pure Concrete, talking the origins of the tracks, the meaning behind the songs and the recording process. A peek behind the curtain to see how an album is made. Make sure to listen to Part 1 first before you jump in here.

Kevin has a couple of cans and chats about rise of the conspiracy theory, the death of expertise and how 'alternative information' has a direct link to the disconnection of modern capitalist society.

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A special episode capturing a conversation between Kevin and his musical collaborator Ralph. We delve behind the scenes of our forthcoming album, Pure Concrete, talking the origins of the tracks, the meaning behind the songs and the recording process. A peek behind the curtain to see how an album is made.

A chilled out podcast featuring some poems from the Kevin P. Gilday back catalogue and the stories and inspirations behind them.

Kevin chats about life in lockdown, trying to find meaning in our current Covid-compromised situation and the dangers of wallowing in nostalgia in a future that requires action.

Kev talks about anxiety during the Coronavirus crisis - his personal mindset, coping mechanisms and responses. Also, just some general ranting about the world to get off his chest.

Kev explores the rise in popularity of astrology amongst young people - taking some detours through websites, books and memes to see if what they say about him is true. Turns out he's a Pisces boy right enough.