ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
What do you get when you ask different artists the exact same questions every episode, guided by a host who just wants to know what makes a creative mind tick?
You get My Creative Space.
In this podcast, Grant Trainer from Creative Space Cumbernauld sits down with artists to find out what is art?
Whether you’re an artist yourself or just curious about how the magic happens, listen, hit subscribe and step inside.
You get My Creative Space.
In this podcast, Grant Trainer from Creative Space Cumbernauld sits down with artists to find out what is art?
Whether you’re an artist yourself or just curious about how the magic happens, listen, hit subscribe and step inside.
Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 11 days
Average audio length:
43 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United Kingdom
9 episodes
since July 1, 2026
episodic
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In this episode, we sit down with the Dublin-born DJ DIEBYVEG, who is taking the Irish underground electronic music scenes by storm.
We dive into her rise through the club circuit, sharing stages with heavyweight acts like Interplanetary Criminal and Prozak, and closing out festival stages like 'S…
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In this episode, we sit down with Calum Stevenson, the award-winning painter and youngest-ever winner of Sky Arts Portrait Artist of the Year. We dive into his journey of how he started out and who inspires him to painting world-renowned violinist Nicola Benedetti.
Plus, he tackles our usual quest…
We are back with Part 2 of my conversation with abstract painter Niamh McFarlane. Sit back, walk, run or whatever you do when listening to a podcast.
Connect with Niamh:
Instagram: @niamhmcfarlaneart
In our next episode, we sit down with Niamh McFarlane, the multi-talented abstract painter, former nursery teacher, and Art Teacher who uses vibrant, intuitive colour to transform fleeting personal memories into powerful visual diaries.
We dive into her winning "Most Promising Student" at…
In this bonus episode, Siobhan Argyle performs her beautiful rendition of Robert Burns’ iconic poem, "On a Scotch Bard, Gone to the West Indies."
Written in 1786 when Burns himself was contemplating a life-altering voyage to the West Indies, this performance brings a fresh, musical life …
In our next episode, we sit down with Siobhan Argyle, the multi-talented artist, composer, and healer who uses the transformative power of music and theatre to navigate the deepest parts of the human experience.
We dive into how she reframes trauma and loss into a journey of resilience through hits…
This episode, we sit down with Etienne Kubwabo, the visionary filmmaker and comic book creator who is putting Scottish storytelling on the global map.
We dive into the creation of Beats of War, the comic book series featuring Scotland's first Black superhero, how he weaves together his love for cin…
In this bonus episode, Amy Devlin reads her acclaimed poem, "My Semicolon is an Abandoned Nature Reserve."
She wrote it after spending time walking through Palacerigg Country Park in Cumbernauld, Scotland, exploring themes of continuation, memory, and nature.
The poem gained widespread at…
In our first episode, we sit down with Amy Devlin, the multidisciplinary Cumbernauld poet who is actively reshaping Scotland's creative landscape.
We dive into her work with the Alasdair Gray Archive, how she brought the Cumbernauld Creates at Palacerigg festival to life, and why she believes the …
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