Dr Aleks Krotoski, journalist and presenter on new media, 9 February 2012. Excerpt from talk delivered as part of The Glasgow Lecture Series on Culture, supported by the Centre for Cultural Policy Research, Glasgow Life, the Cultural Olympiad and Creative Scotland, featuring leading figures in the world of cultural practice.

Michael Boyd, Artistic Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, 9 February 2012. Talk on producing theatre on both sides of the Atlantic, delivered as part of The Glasgow Lecture Series on Culture, supported by the Centre for Cultural Policy Research, Glasgow Life, the Cultural Olympiad and Creative Scotland, featuring leading figures in the world of cultural practice.

Sir Clive Gillinson, Executive & Artistic Direct at Carnegie Hall, 21 November 2011. Talk delivered as part of The Glasgow Lecture Series on Culture, supported by the Centre for Cultural Policy Research, Glasgow Life, the Cultural Olympiad and Creative Scotland, aimed at exploring the thoughts of leading figures in the world of cultural practice.

Dr Aleks Krotoski, journalist and presenter on new media, 9 February 2012. Excerpt from talk delivered as part of The Glasgow Lecture Series on Culture, supported by the Centre for Cultural Policy Research, Glasgow Life, the Cultural Olympiad and Creative Scotland, featuring leading figures in the world of cultural practice.

Sir Clive Gillinson, Executive & Artistic Direct at Carnegie Hall, 21 November 2011. Excerpt from talk delivered as part of The Glasgow Lecture Series on Culture, supported by the Centre for Cultural Policy Research, Glasgow Life, the Cultural Olympiad and Creative Scotland, aimed at exploring the thoughts of leading figures in the world of cultural practice.

Michael Boyd, Artistic Director of the Royal Shakespeare Company, 9 February 2012. Excerpt from talk on producing theatre on both sides of the Atlantic, delivered as part of The Glasgow Lecture Series on Culture, supported by the Centre for Cultural Policy Research, Glasgow Life, the Cultural Olympiad and Creative Scotland, featuring leading figures in the world of cultural practice.