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Gary Robertson hosts a morning phone in, taking calls, texts and emails about the issues of the day. Call Gary free on 0500 92 95 00 or text 80295 [rates apply]. Show more
Join Fred and guests for a wry look at the stories of the day.
Mark Stephens looks at the turning point in peoples' lives. 8/13. A champagne lifestyle was not fulfilling Glasgow born Nagaraja, who turned instead to Buddhism.
Calum Macleod was a crofter who lived at the north end of the island of Raasay. After years of trying to get a road to the area built, one day Calum started building a road himself. Show more
Mhairi Stuart with breaking news from Scotland, the UK and rest of the world. Also the best local stories, topical interviews and listeners' views. Including Weather and News.
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The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Scotland.
Seriously good music with its roots definitely showing. Plus daft quizzes and strange tales from the outside edge of journalism. To join in call the show free on 0500 929500.
News and comment from Scotland and around the world with Ruth Davidson, Abeer Macintyre and Bill Whiteford.
The latest weather from BBC Radio Scotland.
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Scotland.
Have you got a favourite track you haven't heard in ages? An hour of essential music as chosen by you. Call 0500 929500 [freephone] or text 80295 [rates apply].
The latest national and international news from BBC Radio Scotland.
Weather reports for the agricultural industry.
There's a new menu at the Cafe. Join Clare English for a feast of books and all things literary.
A round-up of the latest tunes, plus live music, vintage vinyl, competitions and band interviews.
A look ahead at the Scottish political week, with Colin MacKay and a studio panel.
End the day in the company of the song writing masters of country, folk, blues, soul and rock'n'roll. Includes News.
Calum Macleod was a crofter who lived at the north end of the island of Raasay. After years of trying to get a road to the area built, one day Calum started building a road himself. Show more
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