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Hello everyone, how are you this week? So, here we are again, episode 4. Thanks to those who have been in touch about our podcast, the number of downloads is rising, so much so, that we have over 60 subscribers now. Thank you if you are one of those people who has taken the time to download and listen. It means so much. Please help us get to 100 subscribers by next week, that would be something to celebrate, by telling your friends, families, work colleagues and the person next to you on the bus or tube. This week we I am chatting to Ernie, well I say that, Ernie doesn't give me a chance to speak to him, not much anyway. Once he started he wouldn't stop! It's all good though. Ernie talks about his early life in Pollok, Glasgow and gives a mention to a famous bar in the cities Queen Street. It's a bar I often frequented in the 80's and it's where I watched the famous Davis/Taylor final of 1985. But enough of that, Ernie speaks from the heart; he is articulate and honest in his assessment of where he went wrong in his life and offers great insight to others on how to avoid the errors he made. So, relax, sit back, get it on in the car and enjoy Ernie's story. If you enjoy the podcast and want to help us continue with the work that we do at The ARCH, then please get in touch. You can donate by going to https://www.scottishchristianalliance.org.uk and hitting that donate button. You can also donate at our Facebook page @TheARCHRS If you have any question or comment to make on this or any other episode or you just want to check us out, then please get in touch using our various social media outlets. Email- info@scottishchristianalliance.org.uk Facebook- search 'The ARCH Resettlement Centre' Twitter- @ARCHThe or @SCAorg Intsagram- @scaarch36 Subscribe using www.scaarch.podbean.com Thank you for reading and thank you for listening to the podcast, I look forward to you comments.