In this first episode of Clyde Reflections, Jude and Louisereflect on what lies below the river’s surface in response to two portraits by photographer and filmmaker Chris Leslie.  

They hear from archaeologist and filmmaker Lizzie Roberston, exploring sounds at Port Glasgow, and Mark McGeachin of theGlasgow Magnet Fishers in Dalmarnock. 

The episode also features music from Sadie Marie of the Glasgow Barons. 

A podcast from The Empire Café in collaboration with ChrisLeslie. Featuring:

Chris Leslie, Documentary filmmaker and photographer

Lizzie Robertson, Archaeologist and Filmmaker

Mark McGeachin, Glasgow Magnet Fisher

With the song ‘Tae the Clyde’ by Sadie Marie of the GlasgowBarons. With thanks to Paul MacAlindan. https://www.glasgowbarons.com/about

Presented, researched and co-produced by Jude Barber andLouise Welsh. Recorded, edited and co-produced by Halina Rifai. Field recordings by Chris Leslie

Original title music by Graham Fagen and Ghetto Priest.

Clyde Reflections is supported by Creative Scotland, WilliamGrant Foundation and Glasgow 850.