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The Twilight Sad are one of our favourite bands and, more importantly, are a favourite band of some of our young people. Craig was joined by two of the Crew as they welcomed James and Brendan to the pool table to talk about the band's background, experiences and motivations as professional musicians.

In episode eight, the crew have invited Laura Baillie to have a chat about politics, the LGBT+ community and how one might relate to the other. The young people felt it was important to have a space to talk about these issues and share their own experiences!If you'd like to share your stories or ask some questions for a Part 2 of this podcast - please get in touch at: podcast@erskinearts.co.uk

The Crew welcome the talented Toby Messenger to the pool table to discuss an upcoming project he is working on in collaboration with Erskine Arts! Toby is a visual artist who specialises in creating near-realistic cardboard creations that immediately catch the eye and he is always looking to expand on his ideas.To get involved in the upcoming project, get in touch at:podcast@erskinearts.co.uk

In this episode, the staff welcome the inimitable FK Alexander to the pool table!FK is a Glasgow based performance artist who has performed internationally to great acclaim and it was enlightening to sit and discuss her experiences with art, music and performance.For more information on FK Alexander's work, please check the link below:http://thesickofthefringe.com/about-fk

In this episode, The Crew are joined by Nelly Kelly - an LGBT+ playwright, performer and drag artist.The young people had lots of questions about Nelly's recent show, 'Untitled 2009', and were keen to discuss the LGBT+ community and the struggles its members face.email: podcast@erskinearts.co.uk