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The Afternoon Show: Nicola Meighan stands in with Bruce Findlay celebrating 50 years of Yellow Submarine by The Beatles

Nicola Meighan

18/07/2018

Nicola Meighan stands in with Bruce Findlay celebrating 50 years of Yellow Submarine by The Beatles

BBC Radio Scotland - The Afternoon Show, Nicola Meighan stands in with Bruce Findlay celebrating 50 years of Yellow Submarine by The Beatles

Nicola Meighan is joined by Ward Thomas and has a live music session from Amythyst.

Nicola Meighan and Bruce Findlay talk about The Beatles film Yellow Submarine which is marking its 50th anniversary. Hannah McGill and Jonathan Ley talk about TV shows to binge on.

Country pop duo Ward Thomas talk about their upcoming album Restless Minds and new single Lie Like Me.

US acoustic blues artist Amythyst Kiah performs a live music session ahead of her Edinburgh Jazz and Blues Festival show. 

Nicola and critics will be exploring the life of German expressionist painter Emil Nolde as a major exhibition comes to the National Gallery. Nolde was an enthusiastic member of the Nazi party and we'll be asking whether we should separate the art from the behaviour of the artist with Hannah McGill, Jonathan Ley and the curator of the exhibition Keith Hartley. 

Now that the summer of sport is winding down, critics Hannah McGill and Jonathan Ley will be picking their top on demand shows and box sets for evening binges.

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