Small But Massive Podcast (Glasgowbury)

Paddy Glasgow chats to comedian Conor Keys. They talk about Conor growing up in Omagh, his family life, being a community worker, singer and how he became a comedian and headlining his own sold out tour 'Hefty Unit'. Good stories mixed with good craic and laughs along the way.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

Thank you to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

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The latest Voices From The Sperrins podcast sees Paddy Glasgow chatting to brothers Michael and Matt Trolan.   They chat about growing up in rural Ballinascreen/Draperstown, their young days, sport, farming, family life, education and how they both ended up as school principals.   They explain how they came out of retirement to start new job roles with Matt's son Damian.   Glasgowbury would like to thank Damian Trolan owner of DTL CONSTRUCTION for sponsoring this podcast.   By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/   This podcast is supported by Arts Council Northern Ireland through the Rural Engagement Arts Program.   Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.   You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:   Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/glasgowbury   Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/glasgowbury   Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/glasgowbury   http://www.glasgowbury.com

Shauna Tohill, of REWS - formerly of Silhouette zoomed Paddy Glasgow for a catch up. 

We hear all about joining The Darkness on tour, how she ended up sharing a stage with Snow Patrol and how it felt to have her song 'Volume Control' selected for a Discover NI TV advert. Shauna tells us how she ended up on the frontline during the pandemic and her plans for the future. And as always, a bit of random madness dotted throughout to keep you all entertained. 

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This initial series of podcasts and live sessions has been supported through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland's Creative Industries Seed Fund & Mid Ulster District Council.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow chats to his old school friend Hugh McKenna about his days growing up and how he became a multi-award winning Irish dancer who performed throughout the world. We hear stories from these times and what it's like now that he is an Irish dancing teacher...& the usual good craic along the way.

This 'Voices from the Sperrins' series explores creativity, business and community in the local Draperstown and Ballinascreen area.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This podcast is supported by Department for Communities 'Community, Arts, Culture, Heritage Fund'

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow chats to Draperstown actress, Elinor Lawless from long running BBC Drama Casualty in which she plays Dr Stevie Nash. We also chatted about her career, rural life, story telling, holy statues, theatre, open heart surgery and some laughs along the way. Enjoy good people!

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Paddy Glasgow chats to Martin Brunton and Roisin Murray, two of the founders of 33rd Derry Ballinascreen Scouts.

They talk about how it all started, the premises they used over the years, the people involved, volunteers, the early activities and trips away.

🎬Watch here: https://youtu.be/5zuzO3MfoRs

This is part 1 of 2 podcasts. Next week part 2 will be released when Paddy chats to the next generation of Ballinascreen scouts. Current leader and quartermaster Karen Brunton and Collwyn Brunton.

The G-Team were also out and about filming some footage and activities, chatting to some leaders and interviewing past members, parents and the kids who take part. Subscribe to our YouTube channel so you don't miss anything good people!

Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund NI and the National Lottery players who have made this project possible! By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

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Paddy Glasgow chats to one of his early musical inspirations - Anne McAllister, a now retired school teacher in Draperstown. They talk about her life and career in music and her inspirations.

Anne gives us an insight into the past and her creative journey with some interesting and entertaining stories, with a few laughs along the way.

This 'Voices from the Sperrins' series explores creativity, business and community in the local Draperstown and Ballinascreen area.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This podcast is supported by Department for Communities 'Community, Arts, Culture, Heritage Fund'

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow chats to Michael Mormecha who remembers specifically how long it's been since MOJO Fury first played Glasgowbury back in 2002, we hear all about his longtime relationship with the GTEAM, plus a very special appearance from song writer and extraordinaire Amy Montgomery.

Join us for some Mongolia chants, scones, old stories, and to find out what this power couple have planned for the future.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This initial series of podcasts and live sessions has been supported through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland's Creative Industries Seed Fund & Mid Ulster District Council.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow chats to Kevin Fullerton, a dairy farmer and Francis McEldowney, a sheep farmer.

They talk about the changes in farming over the years in Ballinascreen, farming practices, horses, tractors, artificial insemination, robotic milking, crops, slurry, fertilisers, farming regulations, Mulligans Tractor & Truck Run & much more.

They also talk about their families’ histories in farming, stories from the past and what the future looks like for farming.

Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund & the Lottery players who made this project possible.

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Paddy Glasgow chats to rallying legends Paddy Toner and Camillus Bradley to talk about the rich rallying heritage of Ballinascreen.

Paddy Toner, a seasoned co-driver with miles logged around the world, shares stories from his journey, while Camillus Bradley—rally driver, owner of C Bradley Motorsport and an expert in Mk2 Ford Escorts—tells Paddy about his “one-stop rally shop” that supplies parts globally.

They talk about the evolution of rallying, some of their favourite stages around Ireland and further afield, successful drivers from the area, and discuss why they think Draperstown / Ballinascreen has created so many rally drivers & rally car builders. They talk about the Tour of the Sperrins, the Magherafelt Motor Club and more!

Watch to the end to see Camillus take Paddy G around a track in his new mk2 escort!!

Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund and the Lottery players for making this project possible.

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#voicesfromthesperrins #glasgowbury #smallbutMASSIVE #midulster #draperstown #ballinascreen #fordescort #mk2escort #sunbeam

Paddy Glasgow chats to Ollie McGuigan about growing up in a rural town back in the old days. We learn about Ollie's times taking part in local drama productions and his time as a projectionist in Draperstown Cinema, back in the day - with fun and engaging stories throughout.

This 'Voices from the Sperrins' series explores creativity, business and community in the local Draperstown and Ballinascreen area.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This podcast is supported by Department for Communities 'Community, Arts, Culture, Heritage Fund'

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow welcomes local man Paddy Gray - as they chat about farming, being a father, being a charity fundraiser and singer! He shares some tales about the old days growing up in rural Ballinascreen and living at the top of Cahore.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This podcast is supported by Arts Council Northern Ireland through the Rural Engagement Arts Program.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow was joined by old friend, Junior Johnson. They talk about time spent in the studio with Mudd Wallace, Junior’s experience on the Rural Key Project and the importance of honeybees & Lord Lambourne apples.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This initial series of podcasts and live sessions has been supported through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland's Creative Industries Seed Fund & Mid Ulster District Council.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow chats to Pat Loughrey about his time spent in Ballinascreen, in the Sperrins and his love of History. His early days growing up in the townland of Ray in County Donegal on the shores of lough Swilly, his early education, becoming a teacher working in St Colm's School Draperstown. How he joined the BBC and worked his way up to becoming the Head of Nations and Regions with a staff of 6,500. Pat also chats about his time at Goldsmiths University London, some great stories along the way. Enjoy good people!

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This podcast is supported by Arts Council Northern Ireland through the Rural Engagement Arts Program. Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow chats to Noel Kelly; race horse trainer & Laurence O’Kane; race horse owner.

They talk about the history of horse racing in Ballinascreen / Draperstown and Desertmartin, training horses, local horse owners, shared ownership, jockeys, flapping, betting, bookmakers, Edward R Bradley and more!

Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund and the Lottery players who made this project possible.

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Paddy Glasgow chats to Irish folk musician, Andy Irvine. Singer-songwriter and founding member of Sweeney's Men, Planxty, Patrick Street, Mozaik, LAPD and Usher's Island. They chat through Andy's sixty years performing and some of the many interesting people and places he has visited and performed over the years. If you are into Irish/world folk music and listening to one of the most innovative folk artists of his time then tune in and give it a listen!

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

Thank you to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Gino Lupari comes in to chat with Paddy Glasgow about his up and coming tour with his new Traditional Supergroup THREE FOR THE ROAD. You can catch them live @ Glasgowbury on Thursday 2nd March! Tickets for Three For The Road live at Glasgowbury available at https://tinyurl.com/mwkfa53v

Paddy chats to Gino about his young days growing up in Magherafelt, family business, his family roots to Italy and how he became an International touring musician. His many stories of life on the road as a roadie in his early days and being part of the very Internationally successful Four Men And a Dog band how it all came about.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

Thank you to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow chats to Tony Scullion, a multi award winning GAA Sportsman. Tony talks about growing up in rural Ballinascreen/Draperstown, his early years, school, family, sport. Being a dual GAA player and his career as a sporting great, and the famous all Ireland win in 1993. His time representing Ulster and Ireland in the Australian rules series he took part in.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This podcast is supported by Arts Council Northern Ireland through the Rural Engagement Arts Program.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow chats to Tommy "Gunner" McKenna about growing up in the mighty Sixtowns, his love for GAA and life on stage in Scors and community plays. Rural living through the years and how things have changed and the landscapes that once were.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This podcast is supported by Arts Council Northern Ireland through the Rural Engagement Arts Program.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow chats to Michael Thayaparan and Charlene Hegarty to discuss their experiences of identifying as gay in a rural community.

They talk about their journeys through childhood, school, university, sharing the challenges they faced while coming to terms with their identities.

They also talk about homosexuality throughout history, gay marriage, parenthood, adoption, how the laws have changed in Northern Ireland & the different support groups that are available to LBGTQ people here.

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Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund and the National Lottery players who have made this project possible!

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub

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Paddy Glasgow meets his old pal Cahir O'Doherty and Lyndsey McDougall, now of New Pagans. They chat good old days, Fighting With Wire, music industry and the big plans for the future.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This initial series of podcasts and live sessions has been supported through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland's Creative Industries Seed Fund & Mid Ulster District Council.

Thank you also to Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs. You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Wally, Oisin of Waldorf & Cannon swung by GHQ for a chat with the Paddy Glasgow! lThe lads cover some ground from playing with Red Organ Serpent Sound, Manilow Mondays and touring USA with our old pal Paddy Nash. Plus a special appearance from special guest Ruffus. 

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This podcast & music recording is supported by Department for Communities 'Community, Arts, Culture, Heritage Fund', Mid-Ulster District Council & Arts Council Northern Ireland.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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The next Voices From The Sperrins podcast sees Paddy Glasgow chatting to two of Heron Bros founders, John and Michael Heron. They chat about the early days starting the company, from they first started back in 1958 and what it took to build the company up until 1997 when Damien Heron took over as Chief Executive.

They chat about growing up in Draperstown, their early jobs and how they grew year on year to get them were they are now, a multi million pound business that works locally and internationally and employ hundreds of people in many different rolls.

With a reputation of building modern forward thinking buildings that fit the world we live in now with sustainability and original concepts at the forefront, Heron Bros are one of the leading contractors in NI with many large scale contracts going at the one time.

Some great stories and humour along the way. Have a listen good people enjoy!

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This podcast is supported by Arts Council Northern Ireland through the Rural Engagement Arts Program.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow welcomes Charlene Hegarty. They chat about her roles as a Label Boss, Music Manager, Music Project Manager, Tour Manager, Festival Co-Ordinator and Mother. Enjoy, good people!

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This podcast is supported by Department for Communities 'Community, Arts, Culture, Heritage Fund', Mid-Ulster District Council & Arts Council Northern Ireland.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Legend Keith Harkin joins the GMAN for a chat and some seriously good stories.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This podcast & music recording is supported by Department for Communities 'Community, Arts, Culture, Heritage Fund', Mid-Ulster District Council & Arts Council Northern Ireland.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow chats with Alice Bradley and Katie McGuigan from DC Diamonds Women's Football team. They talk about how it all started and how they have progressed into catering for different age groups from young to seniors. They discuss the history of women's football in the area and beyond and how it has grown internationally with top teams, big tournaments and a more professional structure. There's excitement about the development of the new Draperstown Celtic 3G pitch and some reminiscing from the times of the original Draperstown FC.   🎥Watch here: www.glasgowbury.com/podcast   Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund NI and the National Lottery players who have made this project possible!   By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/   #NationalLottery #HeritageFund #voicesfromthesperrins #glasgowbury #smallbutMASSIVE #podcast #draperstown #ballinascreen #DCDiamonds #DraperstownCeltic #womensfootball #womenssports #midulster

The mighty punk blues band, The Bonnevilles join Paddy Glasgow as they chat about their journey, influences, touring! The usual chat and random craic too!

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

Thank you to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow chats to Ashelene Flanagan nee Groogan and Eileen Watson nee McBride about Ballinacreen GAA Women's football Junior and Senior teams, Gaelic 4 Girls and Gaelic for Mothers and Others.

They chat about how it was formed and the people who supported them over the years helping get them to where they are now 25 years later. They talk about the early days, personal accolades, matches, team members, managers, coaches, sponsors and random things like milk and tractors! We get an insight into the history of Women's Gaelic Football and what Ulster GAA is doing to help grow women's football. We enjoyed looking at some old pictures and memorabilia. It was great to be able to relive those moments in time.

Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund and the National Lottery players who have made this project possible!

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

#NationalLottery #HeritageFund #glasgowbury #voicesfromthesperrins #podcast #GAA #womensfootball #gaelic #womensgaelic #ballinascreen #draperstown #derrygirls #midulster #ulstergaa #internationalrules #mothersandothers

Paddy Glasgow chats to Maurice Taylor, potato merchant, businessman, father, grandfather & husband. They talk about Maurice's young days growing up in the 1950s in Draperstown, flying & brokering international deals.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This podcast is supported by Arts Council Northern Ireland through the Rural Engagement Arts Program.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow chats to Paul Connolly and Dan Acheson from The Wood Burning Savages. Join them as they chat about touring, festivals, NI Music Prize and mental health. Check out the post podcast performance by the lads to see them in a different light. Not their usual giving it dixie on stage but we think this intimate, acoustic performance is something special! Enjoy!

Check out the Back Road Session with The Wood Burning Savages here - https://youtu.be/maRfQ_-QqdE

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This initial series of podcasts and live sessions has been supported through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland's Creative Industries Seed Fund & Mid Ulster District Council.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

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Paddy Glasgow chats with five friends who all live at the top of the town on the Magherafelt Road, Draperstown. Patsy Cassidy, brothers Michael & Pat Kelly, sister and brother Jennifer Mawhinney & John Johnston.

They speak about growing up in rural Draperstown back in the early fifties through the sixties up to present day. Stories of their first times watching tv, butter smuggling, toffee apples secret mixture, the businesses that were there, how it has changed over the years, the heritage of the area and its people living there.

Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund NI and the National Lottery players who have made this project possible!

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

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Described as the most famous Derry woman, that you have never heard off.

Thee Noella Hutton joins Paddy Glasgow to talk about the hay days when she shared the stage with Boy George, Stevie Nicks and The Dixie Chicks, to name but a few. We hear about her time gigging in London before she headed off to the states where she attended parties at the PlayBoy Mansion. Taking us up to the now, her new album 'Lovers & Liars' and what's to come.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This initial series of podcasts and live sessions has been supported through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland's Creative Industries Seed Fund & Mid Ulster District Council.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow chats to Karen & Collwyn Brunton; group leader and quartermaster of 33rd Derry Ballinascreen Scouts.

They talk about how they got involved in scouting, favourite memories from camps & jamborees through the years, how scouts look after the environment (leave no trace) & much more!

This is part 2 of our look at the heritage of scouting in Ballinascreen. Check out part 1 where Paddy talks to Martin Brunton and Roisin Murray about the origins of 33rd Derry Ballinascreen Scouts.

Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund NI and the National Lottery players who have made this project possible!

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

You can keep up to date with all things Small But Massive on our socials: www.facebook.com/glasgowbury

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Paddy Glasgow chats to Maurice Bradley & Bernie Gray about the heritage of traditional Irish music in Ballinascreen.

Maurice has a deep connection with Irish music and language having spent many years playing fiddle and Uilleann pipes up and down the country, studying Irish language and teaching music at North West Regional College in Derry.

Bernie has a love for dancing and is the chairperson of Ballinascreen Traditional Music Group, keeping traditional music alive in the parish.

They talk about Irish music, Fleadhs, céilí dancing, céilí bands, accordion bands, set dancing, Irish music collectors, the Downhill Harp, songs and tunes from Ballinascreen.

Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund and the National Lottery players who have made this project possible!

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

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Paddy Glasgow welcomes Lawrence O'Kane - Businessman, Entrepreneur, Community Champion and part-time ‘comedian’.

They talk about the old days growing up, what it was like through the years and how Lawrence built his business from scratch into a multimillion pound operation with hundreds of employees.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This podcast is supported by Arts Council Northern Ireland through the Rural Engagement Arts Program.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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We were delighted Gemma Bradley joined us for our third SBM Podcast. A familiar face around Glasgowbury HQ, but is making BIG waves in the music circuit, as an artists in her own right and a BBC Music Presenter for Across The Line AND recently announced the new BBC RADIO ONE BBC MUSIC INTRODUCING. Join Paddy Glasgow and Gemma for chat about the early days and her exciting and busy future.

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This initial series of podcasts and live sessions has been supported through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland's Creative Industries Seed Fund & Mid Ulster District Council.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow sits down with his old pal Tony Wright, of VerseChorusVerse. There is plenty of craic, good stories and a bit of yoga thrown in for good measure.

We're going to market this one as a 2hour special, so settle in because it's golden. 

VerseChorusVerse new album 'What If We Won' is out now and you can head over to bandcamp now. 

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This initial series of podcasts and live sessions has been supported through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland's Creative Industries Seed Fund & Mid Ulster District Council.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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One of the best ROE and her manager Liam Craig stopped off in GHQ for a chat with Paddy Glasgow! 

They chat about the music that influenced ROE and Liam, the music industry and also random mad banter - as to be expected with Paddy. 

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This podcast & music recording is supported by Department for Communities 'Community, Arts, Culture, Heritage Fund', Mid-Ulster District Council & Arts Council Northern Ireland.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

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Paddy Glasgow & Paddy Nash sit down for a yarn about the old and the good times. 

There's plenty of chat about making music and random madness as always. 

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

This initial series of podcasts and live sessions has been supported through the Arts Council of Northern Ireland's Creative Industries Seed Fund & Mid Ulster District Council.

Thank you also to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

You can keep up to date will all things Small But Massive on our socials:

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Paddy Glasgow is joined by Phil Taggart as he chats about growing up in rural Omagh, the local music scene and his journey to label owner, published author, BBC Radio 1 presenter. The usual craic and random chat too, as always!

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub/

Thank you to the National Lottery though the Arts Council of Northern Ireland & Mid Ulster District Council for contributing towards Glasgowbury's core running costs.

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Paddy Glasgow chats to Colm Murray & Séamus Ó Brádaigh, former committee members of Ballinascreen Traditional Music Group and who currently run the Ballinascreen Set Dancing Group every Thursday night in An Scioból at the Market Inn, Draperstown.

They talk about the early days of the traditional music group, organising a Fleadh, set dancing in Ballinascreen and internationally throughout the years and lots of great stories and craic throughout! Enjoy good people!!

Thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund and the National Lottery players who have made this project possible! 

By donating to Glasgowbury, you are investing in our rural young people and their personal & skills development through our ongoing music, multimedia & arts programmes. Any donation is greatly appreciated. 

https://localgiving.org/charity/cornstorecreativehub

 

#NationalLottery #HeritageFund

#glasgowbury #voicesfromthesperrins #podcast #irishmusic #trad #irishtrad #fiddle #fiddlemusic #ballinascreen #midulster #setdancing