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A real Glasgow history
frae faither tae boy
Learn some real Glasgow history
from the 40's and beyond
Introducing Glasgow Generations -
A nostalgic podcast of natter & patter
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 Our Mission Statement
Glasgow Generations is a wee light-hearted family podcast run by Scott Docherty and his dad, Charlie Docherty. It’s about growing up and living in Glasgow from the 1940’s and onwards.
The end of WWII and the regeneration still taking place; the tenement life with its community, cludgies and dykes; the deprivation; the auld patter, the Auld Firm, the auld trams; the steamie & the Co.; the No Mean City; the beating heart of music; the fashions; the dancin, the winchin and the favourite haunts; and all the little odds and ends that make Glasgow what she is today.
Over time you’ll hear plenty of great personal stories and memories, and we welcome as many of your own, in the hope that as Glasgow continues to flourish down the years and finds her place amongst the most magnetic cities on the planet, we’ll have preserved here just a wee bit of her working class roots.
It’s a pure stoater byraway!
Intro track by The Banjo Boys provided courtesy of
The Music Kitchen
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Download the most recent podcast today (free)
Download the 5th Episode
 The Fifth: "Peas". It's been a while, so to treat you all for waiting so patiently, this time around we've made sure to talk about the usual nonsense. There's a wealth of useless memories about eating mushy peas at the Barras, playing 'stage coaches' in a coalbunker, the magnificent toys you used to get for handing over rags in the street, why the Broons became the world's first reality series (way before those crazy Osbournes got in on the act), why Faither should have built his career on designing bikes, and there's even some introduction to future episodes where he'll try and convince you that he was the precursor to the Beatles. A welcome return? Err...
To download our most recent Glasgow history podcast to your computer, just right-click on the arrow or the link above, select 'Save Target As...' and save it somewhere on your desktop you'll remember. Please note that due to the size of the file (in other words, because we tend to speak for hours and hours and hours...), it may take a little while to download!
Date: 12th May 2010 Length: 36mins File size: 32.8mb
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You can also find our Glasgow history podcast series on iTunes. Just click the image or link above and our page on iTunes will open up automatically. Subscribe now for free & remember to give us a sterling 5-star review if you enjoy it, and help us scale magically to the top of the podcast charts!
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We may well talk about them on our next Podcast! Just complete the wee form or alternatively check out the
Official Podcast Blog
for more cheeky comments.
Or you can even now leave us a message on our Skype voicemail. Our account name is fortheloveofglasgow, and you can call us for free by clicking the call me balloon below, and we'll likely play your message on the show.
Many thanks for your comments, and I hope you enjoyed and will continue to subscribe to Glasgow Generations, our wee trip along a few Glasgow family history timelines.
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Official Podcast Blog
, tell everyone you know about what Glasgow history you've heard on the show, and remember to come back and share your own wacky memories of the City with us.
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