Best of Glasgow: Paul Crawford, founder of Panther Milk

We speak to Paul Crawford, Glasgow native and founder of growing drinks brand Panther Milk, on his Best of Glasgow.

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00:00Restaurant? Kapow, I think.

00:01Your favourite pub?

00:03Pub? Oh, probably The Bell or Ryan's Bar on the south side.

00:09I should say the locale as well, because I'm sitting here.

00:12Amazing. Your favourite place to go for coffee?

00:16For coffee? Where would that be now? Probably Outlier.

00:23Favourite building?

00:24Favourite building? Oh, that's a difficult one. There's so many good ones in Glasgow.

00:30Oh, favourite building? Probably Kelvin Grove Art Gallery. It's hard to beat.

00:36Yeah, that's a good one. Your favourite neighbourhood?

00:40Neighbourhood? Probably my own one where I live, which is Partick Hill.

00:45But I'm becoming more and more fond of the south side,

00:50so my partner and I are thinking of moving there.

00:52So maybe in the next wee while it'll be Strathbungle or the Sourdough Mile

01:00or the Sourdough Strip, as somebody called it the other day.

01:05Your favourite band?

01:06My favourite band? Favourite band from Glasgow would have to be...

01:14Oh my God, that's a really hard one.

01:16Favourite Glasgow band? Current, or does it have to be current?

01:22It doesn't have to be current.

01:24No. The Average White Band.

01:28Okay. Your favourite outdoor space?

01:32My favourite outdoor space?

01:34Or park?

01:36I love the Botanic Gardens and Kelvin Walkway.

01:40And who is your Glasgow hero?

01:42Glasgow hero? Probably Billy Connolly, I think.

01:45It's got to be. I've always loved him, loved his chat.

01:50Just think he's a great guy.