Episode 39: Mouse Eat Mouse Alex is joined by CD Shade and Matt Lehane of Mouse Eat Mouse to discuss home recording, the splintering of theatre groups, band rehearsals, and Scottish independence. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mouse-Eat…

Episode 38: Craig Weldon Alex and Kat talk to author and musician Craig Weldon about bias in history books, writing music for the stage, regional accents, urban myths, and whether Java script was the preferred programming language of Adolf…

Episode 37: The Paraffins Billy Samson, front man of Glasgow band The Paraffins steps through the door of darkness into a very peculiar episode of Future Library. Really, this one can't be described, you just have to listen to it.....if you…

In a slightly different kind of episode, Bristol musician and artist Dan Petley steps into the therapy office of Alex, and confronts his deepest fears and doubts.

Episode 35: Blevin Blectum Alex talks to electronic musician Blevin Blectum about her time designing sound for toys, sci-fi novels, and how heavy 16 year old Powerbooks are....amongst other things. http://www.blevinblectum.com/ -uploaded…

Jarrod Bramson of Port Townsend, WA duo Solvents talks to Alex about the benefits of isolated music scenes, whether television really did kill the radio star, and a shared dislike of Amanda Palmer.

Musician Jonathan Dick of Edinburgh band Curators talks to Alex about breaking up bands, getting married, Dundee, and Scottish independence. http://curators.bandcamp.com/

In a surprise EXTRA episode, Alex speaks to Ali Spagnola, musician, painter, and one woman arts industry about how to make creativity pay, whether a show that encourages drinking can be staged responsibly, and how long a song should be.

Gregor and Alex discuss making money from music, whether 4 albums in 13 years is enough, and the possible side effects of being a tyrant in a band.

Alex chats to Derrick from Make That A Take about organising DIY shows, fundraising for charities like Safe Tay, and local music communities.

Alex and Kat talk to Chris Winchester, author, musician, and actor, about his experiences working on The Hobbit, how to make a (perhaps) viral hit, being a member of Rednex, and what it's like to appear on Sunday lunchtime TV with two giants of…

Episode 29: Celia Hollander aka $3.33 In a show that sees the host even more incoherent and rambling than usual, Alex talks to musician and visual artist Celia Hollander about her music under the name $3.33, the joys of Ableton Live, the…

Episode 28: Advance Base Alex and Owen Ashworth talk about head colds, Travelodges, foreign toilets, the weight of Casio keyboards, how Suzuki are missing an obvious revenue stream, and why Casiotone for the Painfully Alone became Advance Base…

In a bumper Christmas edition of the show, Alex and Glasgow based musician Lyle Christine talk about internet trolling, virtual personas, production techniques, and a whole lot of other things.

Episode 26: Laraaji Alex talks to sometime stand up comedian, actor, meditation guider, Brian Eno collaborator and musician Laraaji in a conversation that takes in laughter, cosmic vibrations, and what the perfect society might look like…

Episode 25, The Strangers Almanac Alex speaks to Gord Matheson of The Strangers Almanac about the Dundee music scene, reviews causing hurt feelings, and playing gigs in living rooms http://www.thestrangersalmanac.com http://futurelibrary…

Episode 24: Throwing Muses Alex talks to Kristin Hersh and Dave Narcizo of US underground stalwarts Throwing Muses in a conversation that takes in the time saving advantages of pronouncing certain words certain ways, what a Gameboy is, psychic…

Episode 23, Penny Tristram Alex speaks to Bristol based artist Penny Tristram about painting, beards, revolutions, and just how creepy is too creepy. http://www.pennytristram.co.uk https://www.facebook.com/events/378306762302481/?fref=ts

Episode 22: Lachlann Rattray Alex talks to former Gay Against You shouter, and talented visual artist Lachlann Rattray, in a discussion that takes in Star Trek, video art, and a little too much about working in nursing homes.

Miles Hunt (The Wonder Stuff) and Sanjeev Kohli (Still Game, Fags Mags & Bags, Look Around You) talk to Alex about first gigs, rapping, and studio audiences