Currently appearing as Macduff in Macbeth at the Donmar Warehouse, Noof stops by to talk ambition, attitude and accomplishments.

A meandering Brian episode about ego, performance and acceptance.

Fifty-year veteran of stage and screen, it’s the gorgeous Benny Young!

Brian muses on theatre and art, conflict and peace…

Actor Kirsty Pickering joins Brian in this week’s episode to discuss their time on BBC Scotland’s River City and how their gender journey has impacted their career.

Actor PJ Corrigan drops by to talk about his latest role in Tally’s Blood as well as starring in Aberdeen’s HMT panto Sleeping Beauty.

Let’s sit back and enjoy the excellent patter of an actor making great waves in Scottish theatre in recent years, the very talented Betty Valencia!

To celebrate six years of this podcast, Brian and Cole have selected some great moments from episodes over the years, punctuated by the usual ramble through Brian’s head…

Bard in the Botanics favourite and all-rounder Stephen Arden joins Brian to chat.

Director of Meetings with the Monk, and current resident director at A Play, a Pie and a Pint, Laila Noble shares some wisdom and some completely appropriate fury at the system…

Artistic director of the Traverse Theatre in Edinburgh, and more importantly, old friend, Gaz stops by for a chat…

Musings on the final stretch of rehearsals for Meetings with the Monk…

Brian muses on collaboration.

Street artist and all-round inspirational dude, Pandah joins Brian for a life-affirming hour!

Since we last saw each other, Emun has had terrific success on stage and screen. Time to get together and chew the fat after a twenty-year hiatus!

Actor, teacher, entrepreneur. There’s no stopping Ross Baxter. That’s why we had to have him stop by and chat all things creative!

The creator of the groundbreaking “White Rabbit Red Rabbit” joins Brian for a chat about writing, breaking the form and not showing up…

Lauren is an early career theatre director with her eye on the prize and she joins Brian for an insightful chat about the role of the director, amongst many other things.

Brian’s favourite shows at the fringe were the ones where the form was examined and pulled apart, much like he’s doing with his next play. In this episode he chats about some of these ideas.

A mainstay of Scottish theatre and television, not to mention an outspoken champion of the up-and-coming and under-represented voices of our industry, it’s the amazing Maureen Carr!

After an early start to Fringe shenanigans, Brian chats about writing, narrative and self-care during a busy Fringe shift.

A covid graduate who’s already enjoyed some great success and is about to appear in NTS’ Dracula: Mina’s Reckoning, it’s the burst of energy that is Catriona Faint!

Brian meanders through the creative struggles that often attend a production week.

Brian and Cole talk about working on Uh Huh 3 together ahead of its run at Oran Mor, Glasgow. Plus a healthy dose of comedy and panto chat for good measure.

Brian talks to actor Lee Harris about his journey from the streets of Glasgow to London’s glittering west end, and further.