The one where Cassandra talks about her childhood dreams of children’s book illustration in Nebraska to studying art education, making textile artworks inspired by brutalist architecture, and teaching children. Highlights include: - her added piano intro that she wished sounded better than it does (with apologies to Aphex Twin) - her reliance on the great comic book artist Max Riffner to help her through graphic design course (which she eventually dropped then went into teaching instead) - how the pandemic pushed her to work digitally, leading to a large storefront commission - an introduction to live illustration with a Glasgow theatre group. - the slow, agonising, rewarding growth of her live illustration practice, the variety of projects it brings, and a peek at an upcoming interview  *Dear listener. I am totally aware that my speaking style is like the audio version of riding on a roller coaster. A slow drag up, an uncomfortable pause, a fast bolt down, a middle bit that’s uncertain. Repeat. Please know, I’m working on it :)