Southside Media

Oxfam Scotland PR man, and G41 resident, Malcolm Fleming recently spent time in Malawi. Here he talks to G41's Pooja Soni about his trip and conditions on the ground in this south eastern African country.

Billy Stark is getting ready to leave Queen's Park to take up his new role as manager of the Scotland under-21 squad. Our man Mike Farrell went along to Hampden to interview Billy and you can listen to his podcast here.

In the second of our podcasts with city councillors in G41 and G42, our reporter Mike Farrell speaks with Langside ward Liberal Democrat councillor Paul Coleshill.

In the first of our podcasts with city councillors in G41 and G42, our reporter Mike Farrell speaks with Langside ward councillor Archie Graham, who serves as the executive member for Culture & Sport in the city.

G42 reporter Mike Farrell went along to Hampden Park to talk with Queen's Park manager Billy Stark about his side's pre-season preparations and prospects for the year ahead.

Our reporter Shumela Ahmed made this podcast of Khaliq Ansari, secretary of the Noor Mosque, talking to media from all over the world after the police carried out controlled explosions on a silver saloon car found in the mosque car park. The car is being scrutinised by forensic officers as part of the investigation into the 30 June terrorist attack on Glasgow Airport.

On a rainy Sunday afternoon, G41 went along to the Proud of Pollokshields Clean Up and made this podcast.
We found a green fairy, yellow ponchos, litter pickers, bin bags and lots of local residents committed to making their community a better place.
There was also an exhibition of special benches designed by a team of architects that could be coming to a street near you!
Listen in to find out more!

On Saturday 16 June, The Hidden Gardens in Pollokshields celebrated their fourth birthday with a special summer tea party that took inspiration from the festival of Basant, which takes place in Lahore each spring with residents celebrating the harvest with a massive display of kite flying. Listen to our interview with gardens manager Linda MacDonald to find out more. And then why not visit the website at www.thehiddengardens.org.uk to find out how you can get involved.

On 12 June students from Shawlands Academy organised a special eco-conference to celebrate the work of a three-year project partnering them with schools in Sweden, France and Cyprus.
The Comenius project was sponsored by the European Union and was called "How to be an active citizen in a clean Europe".
This is the final year of the project but the students' work continues. They want to show their commitment to environmental awareness by following the eco-school programme.
The Shawlands Academy project has been widely reported on TV and press - including the G41 newspaper - and has won five accolades including an international award for European languages.
After listening to our podcast, you can click here to find out more about the impressive work done by the school as part of the Comenius project.