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Oct 30, 2026

Adam LloydHOST
2:42
Not much more to say there, is there? So did you get the month and year? It was December 2017.
Adam LloydHOST
2:51
And our story begins on Sunday the 17th of December 2017 when 32-year-old Simon Midgley phoned his mum from Cameron House, a five-star hotel sitting on the banks of beautiful Loch Lomond in Scotland, which is about 15 miles northwest of Glasgow.
Adam LloydHOST
3:10
Simon was there with his partner, 38-year-old Richard Dyson.
Adam LloydHOST
3:14
The couple had arrived at the hotel the previous day for a two-night stay connected to Simon's work as a freelance travel journalist.
Donncha O'CallaghanHOST
31:14
We used to hate playing against him, man.
Donncha O'CallaghanHOST
31:16
We'd go up against him with Glasgow at the time.
Donncha O'CallaghanHOST
31:19
Do you remember? And he was just, honestly, he was like, can we give him a ball to play with and the rest of us tip away with something else?
Tommy BoweHOST
31:27
Did you enjoy the three years in Paris more than you would have enjoyed 20 caps with Ireland?
Luis J. GomezHOST
50:00
And then Story Wars Live, we're going to Europe at the beginning of June.
Luis J. GomezHOST
50:05
June 1st through 5th, we're going to be in Dublin, Ireland, Glasgow, London, Amsterdam.
Luis J. GomezHOST
50:11
We're doing Story Wars Live all over Europe, which is going to be a ton of fun.
Luis J. GomezHOST
50:14
Beautiful.
Perran HelyesHOST
20:02
yeah so like i said november 20th that one's coming out let's switch into some tour and live announcements uh keeping it hardcore for the first one haywire uh who of course we reviewed their new album i don't want to say goodbye last week uh we all thoroughly enjoyed it i hope that a lot of people are as well i'm sure that you are uh but they pretty you know quick after us doing that announced their world tour plans for i don't want to say goodbye and this when we say world tour Between January the 3rd, when they play Nottingham, and April the 30th, when they play Victoria in Canada, there is a show almost every single day for four straight months across all of the UK, Europe, USA, and Canada.
Perran HelyesHOST
20:47
It's one of the most mad... find your city in this tour posters i've ever seen because it's just so large i like if i was to read out every single date on this tour it'll be as long as our release roundup later is going to be i mean i will say you know yeah in the uk because that's where we are based uh in january right off the fucking like right after new year uh they are playing like i said nottingham manchester glasgow newcastle leeds birmingham newport london and brighton but fuck me these are some world tour plans aren't they four straight months across the whole world
Sam DignamHOST
21:19
they're like in australia like the month before like they they do not stop i mean i really we need to mention the other great bit of haywire news at the moment yeah yeah did you see their um their times square like three minute gig that seemed to like not go quite to plan but also looked fucking sick and i was like yeah
Perran HelyesHOST
21:38
they they rocked up in times square in new york presumably for a video shoot played one and a half songs before the police shut it down I imagine they must have known that was coming, and that's to a certain degree part of the stunt, but it works.

20 MINS LATER

Perran HelyesHOST
41:33
Then there is Rev-a-Rent, Rev-3-Rent, if you are following their name exactly as spelled.
Perran HelyesHOST
41:37
This is the new Very Young Deathcore band, whose single we discussed a few weeks ago, who are bringing back 2007, Myspace, you know, Suicide Silence-style Deathcore like you would not believe.
Perran HelyesHOST
41:53
So I'm sure a number of us... present company included are going to be intrigued to go into that record their debut album is called she let the world run rampant then also in very heavy aggressive you know metallic hardcore uh half me have a record called dogma uh demonstration of power the scottish hardcore band probably like the current scene leaders you would say of like the you know glasgow scottish hardcore scene uh their records called in the name of you like demonstration of power
Sam DignamHOST
42:21
Yeah, I saw them at one of my many hardcore festivals I've been to this year, and they were great.
James DeaconHOST
30:20
If that's all right, I'd love one.
James DeaconHOST
30:22
What I was going to say to you guys is you started the band in Edinburgh or in Glasgow?
MeganGUEST
30:31
I don't
DesmondGUEST
30:32
know.

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JohnnyGUEST
46:49
Okay, go on Do you need claps or anything? Where's my tenny? No, you guys do the dance You guys do the dance now I tell you man Where are you actually from again? Shetland.
JohnnyGUEST
47:24
Where do you live now?
MeganGUEST
47:27
Glasgow.
JohnnyGUEST
47:27
There we go.
Andrew TomlinsHOST
4:08
tell me
Danielle FiamanyaGUEST
4:09
everything so I like being a young girl growing up in Glasgow I went to like a theatre school since I was like 8 years old and I didn't actually come to rent until maybe like 12 and I remember watching the film for the first time and it was like me and a bunch of the girls from the theatre school that I was going to and we watched it for the first time and I have never had such a visceral reaction at 12 years old as well like you don't even really understand like all like life at that point but i just was like blown away and also just something resonated so deeply like looking at all these the lives of these people and you know joanne and maureen specifically like you know being a queer women like it was just so i alivening to me and I still remember the experience and I remember after it watching seeing the credits come up and just like crying like so profusely like I have that memory it got me like in the gut and then you know you do your thing you go to drama school you're a performer and you know I was carried with Rent throughout those times because you know the score is just inevitably unbelievable
Andrew TomlinsHOST
5:29
And Rent, like, you know, has popped up.
Andrew TomlinsHOST
5:32
I've seen it over the years, you know, in all sorts of different forms and stuff.

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Danielle FiamanyaGUEST
11:05
way.
Danielle FiamanyaGUEST
11:06
So this is the lower.
Danielle FiamanyaGUEST
11:08
We went to the same drama school in Glasgow, Glasgow Academy of Musical Theatre Arts, shout out.
Danielle FiamanyaGUEST
11:14
When we were like 12 years old and we were there for like year, like up until we went to, you know, drama school and trained.
Adam LloydHOST
2:42
Not much more to say there, is there? So did you get the month and year? It was December 2017.
Adam LloydHOST
2:51
And our story begins on Sunday the 17th of December 2017 when 32-year-old Simon Midgley phoned his mum from Cameron House, a five-star hotel sitting on the banks of beautiful Loch Lomond in Scotland, which is about 15 miles northwest of Glasgow.
Adam LloydHOST
3:10
Simon was there with his partner, 38-year-old Richard Dyson.
Adam LloydHOST
3:14
The couple had arrived at the hotel the previous day for a two-night stay connected to Simon's work as a freelance travel journalist.
Shane DulleaGUEST
43:53
And we also do some work with Alcohol Focus Scotland.
Shane DulleaGUEST
43:55
We're part of the Alcohol Action Network here in Scotland from Glasgow.
Shane DulleaGUEST
43:59
So yeah, just trying to get immersed in every way we can.
Shane DulleaGUEST
44:02
But it's funny, as we say, when we're at the kitchen table, we don't really speak about sobriety at all.
Paul John DykesHOST
10:41
And I've used this example yesterday with Yogi.
Paul John DykesHOST
10:44
Over the weekend, I was amongst 500 plus Celtic supporters, all different, because one of the venues was in Glasgow, one of the venues was in Fife, and I was the only guy that was at both gigs, right? So you get an opportunity To test the temperature with Celtic supporters from all walks of life, JP.
Paul John DykesHOST
11:01
I'm meeting people today.
Paul John DykesHOST
11:02
I met people last week.

30 MINS LATER

Paul John DykesHOST
40:50
When I stopped going, it was because there was a global issue which didn't allow people to leave their houses, like everybody else.
Paul John DykesHOST
40:57
And during that period, a platform became a community.
Paul John DykesHOST
41:01
During that period, JP, people, loads of people... thought we started during COVID we didn't we started years before that but you know we were we were found and we were at that point building a community was that to say when we got back to playing football I'm just not going to bother doing a stream I've still got my season ticket when I'm in Glasgow I'll be going to the games.
Paul John DykesHOST
41:23
I will be going to the games and I'll find a way of doing the pre-match and the post-match.
Gavin J. BaxterHOST
39:10
The beginning of the next track.
Gavin J. BaxterHOST
39:13
come the beginning of the next set of fixtures after the international break and that just confirms he's just here as Dave Cormack's mate for a payday to do little to nothing much like everyone else well there we go so if you're going to Glasgow on Saturday I really hope you have a nice time is that cathartic? because I ain't fucking going there
Gary ScottHOST
39:40
let's talk about the game on Saturday really quickly it is of course a cup semi-final half past five Hamden Park Rangers versus Aberdeen rather fitting of course that it's Halloween and the whole zombie thing of course we make our way to Hamden off the back of a 100% record in the League Cup group stage Gav so you know come on Credit where it's due.
Gary ScottHOST
40:08
3-0 win over Dundee at Pataudry in the second round.

19 MINS LATER

Gavin J. BaxterHOST
59:38
now.
Gavin J. BaxterHOST
59:41
Yeah.
Gavin J. BaxterHOST
59:43
If you're going to Glasgow on Saturday...
Gavin J. BaxterHOST
59:46
All the best.

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