We're joined this week by special guest George Sinclair, a young and hungry entrepreneur. Turning his attention away from the traditional route of education, George put all of his focus and energy into creating sales channels, selling products and driving traffic online through many different business ventures.

This man is passionate about business, about being self-reliant and believes strongly in the premise that you can go far in life, without having to go to University. We dive into George's early dealings in antiques as a boy, his appreciation of social media, ageism, getting things done and get his takes on the Wayfair scandal.

This week, we have a slightly different format as there's not one guest, not two guests but three guests. Joining us today are Conor Berry, Sean Connor and Grant Keelan, the cast of the Schemers.

Schemers won the Edinburgh International Film Festival Audience Award and tells the story of a Dundee man who cons his way out of factory work by putting on concerts in local venues on the side. Local gangsters soon enter the scene and our protagonist is faced with no choice but to land an Iron Maiden concert or meet the consequences.

We get inside the making of the movie, the disappointment of finding out the movie is set in Dundee, how the pandemic has changed the entertainment industry and get a few good conspiracy theories in there too.

We're in the studio with Billy Reekie this week to talk about his new single, "She",  and what goes through the mind of an upcoming Scottish singer-songwriter. From his hopes, dreams, and career to his thoughts on the latest news and conspiracy theories.

Billy Reekie is a Scottish singer-songwriter and after recent chart success with his first two singles, is back with his latest hit, "She". Available on all major streaming platforms. 

Billy has performed sold-out shows at King Tut's Wah Wah Hut and left viewers of "The Search" on BBC, in tears after his performances. This young man is one to watch but most importantly, one you should go listen to right now... Well, maybe after you've listened to the podcast first.

Brought to you by your super handsome and charismatic hosts Andrew G C Smith (The sense) and Iain Leslie (The nonsense). Making you laugh, learn and come back for more. What you thinking? Let us know on Instagram or Facebook @whatyouthinkingpodcast 

This week on the What You Thinking podcast, we have the amazingly talented Tom Paton.

Tom is a writer and director, well known for his movies, Pandorica, Black Site, and Redwood. He'll be releasing a new movie very shortly, called "400 Bullets", an edge-of-your-seat military action story about what it means to fight for honor instead of profit. 

Tom is great at storytelling, but most importantly of all, we'll bring you the exclusive on his groundbreaking #tinymoon theory, as well as some dirty details of his Club 18-30 days as a rep.

This man is a rockstar, quite literally fresh from interviews on the BBC and STV, we're joined by Cameron Barnes this week.

Cameron, who is a Red Hot Chilli Piper, turned solo artist, rocked the singer-songwriter charts over Christmas 2020 with a cover of "Fairytale of New York". He's also bringing tears to our eyes with the Methil and District Pipe Band's cover of "From now on", the tear-jerking, euphoria-inducing hit from The Greatest Showman. His Scottish accent flaring through the vocals create a musical experience you didn't even know you need to hear. 

We're joined this week by Dean Chalmers, a versatile & award-winning singer/songwriter from Scotland. Making the break from belting out big cover vocals on YouTube to laying down the smoothest pitches on upcoming Trance tracks.

We get into Dean's music, work and his special interests in mental health and helping others in life. This guy has a big heart as well as a big voice and we're expecting great things.

Check out his latest single "Into The Night" with Shogun. We currently have it on repeat...

https://open.spotify.com/track/7saiCoqnCIkh2HgE5HbAdS?si=xYO2V6nYQKyrEe7I_aNMJA

With the UK plunged into another lockdown without a clearly defined cost/benefit analysis from the government, we dive into the harm that lockdowns and disproportionate measures are causing to the UK and the world.

This is part of our pilot series and an introduction to the What You Thinking podcast. Where there was a level of preparation and research carried out in advance, we would welcome any feedback and evidence for the costs or benefits, as well as your own experiences of lockdowns.

This podcast is encouraging creative, critical, and skeptical thinking, but remember it's a podcast and there is an element of entertainment in the content we produce regardless of our own views.

Brought to you by your super handsome and charismatic hosts Andrew G C Smith (The sense) and Iain Leslie (The nonsense). Making you laugh, learn and come back for more. What you thinking? Let us know on Instagram or Facebook @whatyouthinkingpodcast 

We're in the studio with Steven Ray this week to talk about him fighting, thinking and generally being a bad man. From his mixed martial arts career, his strangest experiences with Dominos delivery drivers and his thoughts on the latest news and conspiracy theories.

For those who may not know him, Steven is a highly successful professional Mixed Martial Arts competitor. Having competed, most famously, in the Lightweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. He has formerly competed for BAMMA and Cage Warriors, where he was the Lightweight Champion, as well as the BAMMA British Lightweight Champion. 

His passion for the fight game has him wanting to fight again and he seems very ready. He's also currently giving back to the sport with his Braveheart gym in Kirkcaldy where he's training the next generation of competitors.

Brought to you by your super handsome and charismatic hosts Andrew G C Smith (The sense) and Iain Leslie (The nonsense). Making you laugh, learn and come back for more. What you thinking? Let us know on Instagram or Facebook @whatyouthinkingpodcast