In this latest episode, John talks to Dr Michele Vincent of the University of Glasgow. Dr Vincent work's at the university's School of Interdisciplinary Studies, training the teachers of tomorrow in Modern Foreign Languages. Before the lockdown, she helped pioneer a world stories project between Moat Brae and the university, as has along standing research interest in gaming as a teaching tool.

John chats to Charlotte Riley Gibson, the Programme and Events Manager and Resonate Director for Paragon Music, an inclusive performance organisation that believes that music and art have the power to restore lives.

John chats to author, illustrator and publisher, Shalla Gray. who runs Curly Tales Books, an independent children's book publisher based in the South of Scotland.

John invites Susi Briggs and Alan McClure onto the show to talk about their new podcast aimed at young people, 'Oor Wee Podcast'.

John invites Fred Hopkins onto the show. Fred is a physical theatre actor and storyteller based in the North of England who has worked extensively across the Scottish Borders and the Central Belt. Like many creative practitioners working in Scotland, Fred has had to adapt his practice due to the ongoing COVID pandemic and in this episode he talks about how.