Our Story Weaver, Kaska Hempel, talks to Martin O’Neill from The Stove network about coming home and creative placemaking with his community.The story is the fourth in a five-part Dumfries series of Everyday Changemakers. Transcript See our website: https://sccan.scot/blog/everyday-changemakers-martin-the-stove/CreditsInterview, recording and sound production: Kaska HempelResourcesThe Stove https://thestove.org/ Midsteeple Quarter stories and studies https://www.midsteeplequarter.org/midsteeple-quarter-resources Newly published Creative Placemaking report based on the Stove’s work https://thestove.org/how-creativity-culture-can-support-communities/ What We Do Now creative placemaking network https://whatwedonow.scot/ Post-covid Open Hoose programme which launched 10 community-driven initiatives, including Climate Kitchen https://thestove.org/projects/ongoing-projects/open-hoose/Dumfries Climate Kitchen https://climatekitchen.co.uk/ From our archive - another scottish example of community-driven town centre regeneration story 1000 Better Stories Podcast: Carolyn Powell, Huntly Development Trust https://www.podbean.com/eas/pb-6e2tu-142d6cf