The Afternoon Show with Janice Forsyth

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The Afternoon Show

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The Afternoon Show: Live music from Pictish Trail

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Pictish Trail plays live in studio, and the Tuesday Reviewers listen to Stormzy.

Pictish Trail previews Lost Map Records' Starz in Their Eyes event, and performs live in studio. And in the Tuesday Review there's panto, TV drama, and grime.

Curator Amanda Game and artist and calligrapher Susie Leiper, whose work features on the RBS £5 note, talk about touring exhibition Lines from Scotland, which celebrates the art of drawing.

Greg McHugh on taking Gary Tank Commander back onto the stage as he performs in this year’s SEC panto Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs 

Johnny Lynch aka Pictish Trail previews Lost Map Records' event Starz in their Eyes, tagline  “your favourite bands featuring as your other favourite bands”, and performs live in studio.

And in this week's Tuesday Reivew, there's a roundup of pantos – Karen Campbell sees Aladdin in Dumfries; Vonny LeClerc sees a different version of Aladdin in Dunfermline, and Nicky Marr goes to Beauty and the Beast in Inverness.
And the three of them review BBC One’s new adaptation of classic A Christmas Carol starring Guy Pearce; and listen to Stormzy’s much-anticipated new album Heavy is the Head.

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