Let's discuss our working careers. Some of the dodgies that went on behind the doors of the kitchen. The arguments about paying the tab at the end of a work night out. Inappropriate jokes and comments, that sent folk flying. We've all worked different careers, but many of the stories all ring the same - Works boring if you can't have a wee bitta mischief.

Settle in, stroll down memory lane, and listen to us gab away about Glasgow.

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A special guest for this weeks episode of the podcast! Andrew (Andy) (Andra) Hunter. Andy tells us about his childhood, where he originally grew up in Possil Park, eventually moving to Maryhill. The backcourt games, the Easter celebrations. All the fun that kids could have back in the late 1940s, early 1950s. With a shocking tale about his teacher dying in front of him in primary one, there's a lot to get through!

So sit back, get the kettle on, and listen to us gab about Glasgow.

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Well it's a story as old as the two cities today! The Glasgow and Edinburgh rivalry. The old capital city, with it's Castle walls and tourism. Versus the ship building Clyde side city Glasgow. With different accents and levels of hospitality, everyone has a favoured side.

So settle in, get the kettle boiling, and choose which side of Scotland you stand on.

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Christine, Stewart and Tommy continue their chat around Scottish football. The violence, the over-crowdedness, and the lack of woman! The terracing in Ibrox didn't even have a womans bathroom! So yes, we've come a long way from there. There's also chat surrounding the youth system in Scotland, as every wee boys dream is to grow up to be a footballer. But not many make it.

So get the kettle on, settle in, and listen to us gab. You're more than welcome to join in, and give us your thoughts.

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Scotland and Glasgow's love of football is deeply rooted in the nation's history, and indeed the cities. Scotland used to produce some of the best footballers on the planet and some of the greatest teams the world has ever seen. Celtic became a real European force with the Lisbon Lions. And the Scottish game in general wouldn't be the same without the latterly mentioned Celtic, and their rivals from the other side of the city Rangers.From now world famous teams playing on open grass at Glasgow Green, to the Ibrox Disaster, to European success, we talk all things football in this weeks episode.

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Things kept getting more, and more "modern" in the 70s. Food became microwavable, and fashion absolutely boomed! Tommy speaks about the different fashion choices he's made over the years. And Stewart tells a story about how someone tried to sell him a microwave in a pub, that the seller said was a "mini TV"...

Settle in, put the kettle on, and listen to our memories of the 70s.

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The infamous 1970s! Where certain cultural revolutions were taking place. Christine, Stewart and Tommy talk about Glasgow's infamous Barras. The east end Barrowland market, and its world famous Barrowland Ballroom! Where many of the world's most talented and star-studded came to play.

They also talk shopping! When the days of Sauchiehall street being the upmarket, bougie district for shopping in Glasgow. While Buchanan Street was left to the less desirable boutiques.

Christine and Stewart are joined by a long-time family friend Tommy! As they discuss Glasgow culture... from gangs that everyone was terrified of. Giving the city the name "No Mean City", to the likes of Jimmi Hendrix and the Beatles playing at world-famous music venues around Glasgow.

So pop the kettle on, settle in, and have a chat with us!

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Continuing on from last week, where we discussed World War Two, we will be building off of that this week! Marching forward into the late 1940s through to the 50s. Let's talk Holidays, Housing, and Culture!

Where did Glaswegians holiday too, what was the housing and culture like at the time also! So... get the kettle on, sit back, relax! And indulge in Glaswegian nostalgia.

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