Voices Unlimited Podcasts
Voices Unlimited is produced and hosted by Creatives Unlimited producer Tabi Mudaliar. Each podcast has a featured guest who has successfully pitched their idea after responding to one of our open calls seeking proposals. We commission creative practitioners and professionals to work with us through a paid commission on producing their idea for inclusion in one of our podcast shows. The series features fascinating interviews, conversations and absorbing performances. You can check out the podcasts below. Enjoy.
The Highs and Lows of Creativity in Lockdown
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'The Highs and Lows of Lockdown' is a monologue performed by Moxie DePaulitte, writer, performer, and activist. Moxie shares her unique and entertaining perspective on how we can all remain creative, and sane, during Lockdown.
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Music Festivals in Dumfries and Galloway
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Chay Woodman in conversation with Tabi Mudaliar about the history, legacy and family tree of music festivals and how Dumfries and Galloway has become synonymous with great music festivals.
Chay is a music journalist, radio broadcaster and music festival PR specialist for some of Scotland's most popular music festivals. Bonus content: Meet DG Unlimited's Chair, Stephen Lacey. |
Theatre Royal Dumfries
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A festive chat with Ali Donowho who is long-time member of the Guild of Players at The Theatre Royal Dumfries. Ali is also a director, producer and radio presenter. Ali brings us up to date with how things have been for Theatre Royal as it went ‘dark’ during the Covid-19 pandemic and of course there's plenty of talk about pantos!
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In conversation with Kim Ayres
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Kim Ayres is a creative narrative and portrait photographer based in Castle Douglas, with a love for theatrical and cinematic visual storytelling. Shortly after the pandemic reached Scotland, he began his weekly Tuesday evening video podcast, “Understanding Photography with Kim Ayres” on Facebook Live, where he shares his knowledge of photography, and is steadily growing a creative, encouraging and supportive community.
Bonus content: Meet DG Unlimited Trustee and musician Catriona McGhie |
Cample Line
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Located at Cample Mill in rural south west Scotland, 15 miles north of Dumfries CAMPLE LINE is an independent arts organisation dedicated to presenting contemporary art and film of international scope.
Since it was established in late 2016, they have developed a public programme that includes exhibitions, screenings, readings, workshops, events and outreach projects. Briony Anderson and Emma Dove talk about their roles at CAMPLE LINE and how exhibiting art and film has changed in 2020 in response to lockdown. |
Surfing the Shockwaves - The Diary of Archie McAllister
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In this episode we speak to Richard MacFarlane as he embarks upon his latest adventure in Creative Writing. Richard opens his notebook to introduce us to a brand new character, Archie McAllister. He tells us about his inspiration to write and about how Archie came into being. It is a unique insight into a writers process as they embark upon their literary journey.
Richard is a much published researcher and writer with 40 years’ experience of community-based economic development and urban regeneration. He is Business Manager for The Bakehouse Community Arts and Big Lit: The Stewartry Book Festival. |
Scots Poetry - Crossing Artforms, Crossing Borders, Unlimited
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Award winning Galloway based Scots poet Stuart A. Paterson and photographic artist Adrian Lambert tell us about their unexpected creative collaboration during Lockdown in 2020.
Stuart enjoyed a focused and productive creative spike throughout Lockdown and after reading the poems online, Adrian got in touch to say that he was enjoying ‘decoding’ the Scots language. After some further online ‘chatting’ Stuart suggested a collaboration with the Peak District based photographer – an image for each poem. The result is a unique, insightful, and beautiful self-funded collection of poems and photography called The Gither. |
