Podcasts about gourock

Dunoon and Kilcreggan Scottish Island Adventures - Dunoon and Kilcreggan - with hosts Coinneach Macleod, The Hebridean Baker, singer-songwriter Natalie Galloway, and guest Roo Irvine. Dunoon and Kilcreggan Dunoon and Kilcreggan are two towns on peninsulas that are often better reached by ferry rather than the long road round! Dunoon sits on the Cowal Peninsula while Kilcreggan is on the Roseneath Peninsula. Both sit on the edge of the firth of Clyde and are accessible by CalMac Ferry from Gourock. The Blairmore The Blairmore is a cafe and shop nestled on the edge of Loch Long between Kilcreggan and Dunoon offering locally sourced produce and traditional Scottish breakfasts. The cafe looks out towards the loch and the pier where the world's last sea-going paddle steamer The Waverley calls in Kilcreggan Antiques Kilcreggan Antiques is an antiques shop run by BBC TV antiques expert Roo Irvine. It originally operated from a shipping container and now operates on the town's Shore Road Wreckspeditions Wreckspeditions offers boat and dive tours of shipwrecks around the Firth of Clyde from Dunoon. The Clyde was once the centre of one of the world's biggest shipbuilding industries and there are many submerged and semi-submerged wrecks with stories to tell! Thank you for listening to the Caledonian MacBrayne podcast. To find out more about Scotland's west coast islands and all topics discussed on this episode, visit the CalMac website.

Get yer tweed jaikets on and prawn sandwiches at the ready - we're going for some video game appraisal! Andy Mac is putting his infamous valuation superpower to the test from his special antiques stall in Gourock - looking at titles from "Chuck Rock" to "Advanced Daisenryaku: Deutsch Dengeki Sakusen".

#biglovereggaeradioBig Love Reggae Radio Presents  Under The Influence New Podcast  for April - bitter sweet April for Big Love - the birthday of the founders in April but also  marks the anniversary of the loss of our Brother K.H.McSheffery in April - So going back to where it all began - 2 young Scottish twin brothers in Gourock aged 10 years old and steal their older Brothers LP called present Arms UB40 just played that album non stop - followed by Catch A Fire LP - Third World  - Steel Pulse - Aswad - Winston Reedy from then on in the bug just stuck to promote reggae - so please sit back pour a cool drink light a fat one if that's your presence and enjoy.Third World - Rhythm Of Life Black Uhuru - UtteranceSteel Pulse - Stepping OutZiggy Marley & The Melody Makers  - Lee & MollyWinston Reedy - AmbitionFrankie Paul - Tidal Wave Aswad - Three BabylonUB40 - Don't Let It Pass You By Maxi Priest - SensiBob Marley - Concrete Jungle The Bloodfire Posse - Rub A Dub SoldierAswad - TraditionNo Alcohol or Tobacco Products Used In The Making Of This Production.All Tracks Picked by Cepboi Podcast Mixed by Brin J McSheffery @ The Cave Home Studios©BLRR Scotland /BoooomTunes Productions - 2023#justbegoodtoeachother #biglove #boooomtunes #onelifetolive 

Philip Smith Winton, 58, of Daphne, passed away Wednesday, February 9, 2022, at Thomas Hospital in Fairhope. He was born in Gourock, Scotland on Sunday, May 5, 1963 to John Winton and Annie Rollo Winton, both of whom preceded him in death. He was a proud veteran of the British Royal Marines and was a Master Mason. He was a very active man who enjoyed his work at Bass Pro Shop as a boat detailer and playing guitar. He had a “cheeky” sense of humor and a quick wit. He is survived by his wife, Barbara Lambard Winton; son, Ross...Article Link

Adam joins me from his home in Gourock, Scotland for a rollicking time. Tune in for lots of pop culture and reality TV trivia, plus a Scottish vocabulary lesson. Music credits:Never mind 1L23 by Setuniman is licensed under a Attribution-Non Commercial License: https://freesound.org/people/Setuniman/sounds/261830/Drunk In Paris by Harry Fishpye is licensed under a Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives (aka Music Sharing) 3.0 International License: https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Harry_Fishpye/And_the_Brown_Sound/Drunk_In_Paris

We talk to designer, lettering artist and typographer Craig Black. We hear how the exceptional work of this native of Gourock in the West of Scotland has led to him travelling far and wide to speak about his work and his story. We also hear about Craig’s inspirational approach to life, and how he believes that by helping others and making a difference, we can change the world.

EP116 with Craig Black In this episode, we spoke with Craig Black a graphic designer, lettering artist and typographer. Craig is Scottish born and after spending some time in London, he currently runs his own design studio in Gourock, Scotland. He has a diverse style and doesn’t seem to be tied down to any single medium or aesthetic. This has led to an impressive list of clients from all over the globe and a growing list of speaking gigs. Also, he’s just a great guy. Quite early on Craig talks about how he feels it’s his responsibility to be helping others achieve their goals and encourages people to be proud of their achievements whatever they are. The culture of overtime, his approach to work-life balance and switching off. A big believer in positive affirmations, Craig talks about the value in congratulating yourself more in your work and for personal and professional achievements. We spoke about how much people connect with artists and designers who put themselves within their work and the value of community including Craig’s initiative in Scotland called Creative Inverclyde, working with prisoners and the value of creativity. Hosting this episode was Prue Jones and Flyn Tracy. Thank you AGDA for hooking us up with Craig Black during his speaking tour. Support is thanks to our friends at Streamtime. Try it for free and if you like it use this link to get a discount: streamtime.net/adr2020 Links https://craigblackdesign.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-black-28a89968 https://www.instagram.com/_craigblack https://www.creativeinverclyde.com/team https://www.instagram.com/prudencemjones https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gourock

The twists and turns in the life of one of the best designer and typographer in the UK. From professional footballer to designing the UEFA typeface Craig's journey is a story of hardship and achievements that culminates with him heading straight back from London to the small town of Gourock in Inverclyde where he services world class clients. You can find Craig on [Twitter][1]. The episode is also available on [iTunes][2] and [Spotify][3]. Opening track prod. [Rion Richard][4] [1]: [1]: https://twitter.com/_CraigBlack [2]: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/adventures-in-the-creative-industries/id1439055015?mt=2 [3]: https://open.spotify.com/show/505ebIJRui5y9y47VAHF8R?si=C3RxCGYUSxqFw9FJ_ZNTpQ [4]: https://rionrichard.com/

This week Natalie & Colin discuss cash for Scotland's Women's football team going to the 2019 World Cup, the Glasgow Rocks and basketball's growing popularity, a big drop in teenage binge drinking & fresh hope for the Gourock man critically ill in Thailand.

What's Pat been up to: Gourock day out, literary friends in the Doublet, PRIDE Glasgow, the rise of community cinemas, invading caterpillars and the leaking tap saga Jim & Pat's Glasgow West End Chat - Episode 27 We continue to change the format to try to improve the Podcast; so from now on we will start each episode off with an interesting West End fact. Send us any interesting or unusual facts you know and we'll read them out on the Podcast - and of course - give you a mention. Links Pat's Guide To Glasgow West End Get in touch non Twitter: @glasgowswestend