Lending Voices

Join the guys at Stand Up Sanctuary Comedy Club as they chat about all things life and their upcoming Edinburgh Fringe Run at The Alchemist, Edinburgh, August 2026. Tickets on sale now.Listener Advisory: This episode contains frequent strong and explicit language reflecting the natural conversation of the participants. Some listeners may find this language offensive. Listener discretion is advised.

South Lanarkshire Libraries presents An Evening with Johnnie Johnstone, recorded as part of the Lending Voices podcasting project and delivered in partnership with St Andrew's and St Bride's High School.In this episode, East Kilbride teacher and 1980s indie music expert Johnnie Johnstone is interviewed by two of his own pupils about his book "Through the Crack in the Wall: The Secret History of Josef K." Together they explore the story of one of Scotland's most influential cult indie bands, who mysteriously disappeared at the height of their fame.In the 1980s, Scotland was the epicentre of the UK's post-punk independent music scene, and its reverberations are still heard today. Drawing on his extensive knowledge of the era, Johnnie shares insights into the band's legacy, the wider cultural impact of indie music in Scotland, and the secret history that went untold until now.Recorded live at East Kilbride Library on Thursday 28th May 2026.

Welcome to our second podcast where we share some of our own poetry and prose with listeners.Flora reads “Sensing”Lydia speaks of her “View to the Street”Janet captures delight in “A Butterfly says Thank You”Lizzie reminds us of “Joy in a Winter Sun”Rose enchants with a children’s story “Jamie to the Rescue” And our guest reader, Helen from Lanark Writers, reads “The Mirror”We hope you enjoy listening.

DJ Marina MacIntosh aims to provide relaxation and fun for everyone down at The Seashell Cafe on the beach."Sit Spot" is the first of five episodes. Get ready to join her and say those fabulous words ... Jubiliciously Jammy!

To celebrate Rutherglen’s 900th Anniversary, the children of Calderwood Primary School have recorded a podcast episode about weaving in the Royal Burgh.

To celebrate Rutherglen’s 900th Anniversary, the children of Spittal Primary School have recorded a podcast episode about Overtoun Park.

To celebrate Rutherglen’s 900th Anniversary, the children of St Anthony’s Primary School have recorded a podcast episode about Seath’s Shipyard.

To celebrate Rutherglen’s 900th Anniversary, the children of Calderwood Primary School have recorded a podcast episode about the Stonelaw area.

To celebrate Rutherglen’s 900th Anniversary, the children of Loch Primary School have recorded a podcast episode about the Springhall area.