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Good Morning Scotland

Good Morning Scotland: 19/10/2016

19/10/2016

BBC Radio Scotland - Good Morning Scotland, 19/10/2016

The nation's morning news programme, presented by Gary Robertson and Hayley Millar.

The nation's morning news programme, presented by Gary Robertson and Hayley Millar with travel every 15 minutes, weather every half hour, business updates and sports reports.

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The Kaye Adams Programme

Kaye Adams gets to the heart of the stories making the news.

Kaye Adams gets to the heart of the news and offers the listeners the opportunity to have their say.

The Kaye Adams Programme: Stephen Jardine sits in

Stephen Jardine sits in

BBC Radio Scotland - The Kaye Adams Programme, Stephen Jardine sits in

Stephen Jardine sits in for Kaye Adams and gets to the heart of the news.

Stephen Jardine sits in for Kaye Adams and gets to the heart of the stories making the news.

John Beattie

News, comment and discussion on the top stories of the day with John Beattie.

News, comment and discussion on the top stories of the day with John Beattie, who's joined by the news, sports, travel and weather teams.

John Beattie: 19/10/2016

BBC Radio Scotland - John Beattie, 19/10/2016

News, comment and discussion on the top stories of the day with John Beattie, who is joined by the news, sports, travel and weather teams.

Scotland's Black History

Scotland's Black History: Episode 3: The Virginia Slave's Lament

Episode 3

Episode 3: The Virginia Slave's Lament

The Virginia Slave's Lament

BBC Radio Scotland - Scotland's Black History, The Virginia Slave's Lament

Billy Kay explores Scotland's contact with Africa and people of African origin.

Billy Kay explores Scotland's contact with Africa and people of African origin from Roman times to the modern day.

Billy Kay explores Scotland's contacts with Africa and people of African origin from Roman times through to the slave trade, from colonial plantations to religious missions. (Revised repeat).

Billy Kay explores the country's contacts with Africa and people of African origin

Billy Kay explores the country's contacts with Africa and people of African origin from Roman times and beyond

The Janice Forsyth Show

Janice Forsyth tunes into what is happening and what is buzzing in the arts world.

The Janice Forsyth Show: Edi Stark sits in and talks to Joan Armatrading, plus she hears about the BFI's Black Star film season

Edi Stark sits in and talks to Joan Armatrading, plus she hears about the BFI's Black Star film season

BBC Radio Scotland - The Janice Forsyth Show, Edi Stark sits in and talks to Joan Armatrading, plus she hears about the BFI's Black Star film season

Edi Stark sits in for Janice Forsyth and talks to to Joan Armatrading.

Edi Stark sits in for Janice Forsyth and talks to Joan Armatrading, plus she hears about the BFI's Black Star film season.

Joan Armatrading, legendary singer-songwriter talks to Edi about her recent 235-date world tour and about the CD and DVD she's just released.

The BFI's Black Star season of films, celebrating black acting talent, will be screened across Scotland from this month until December. Edi speaks to Nigerian director Olumide Fadeyibi, whose film The Champagne Room is part of the Nollywood Nights strand, and to Syma Ahmed from the Glasgow Women's Library, which is hosting one of the strands.

Thelma & Michael: Love in the Cutting Room, broadcast tomorrow morning on BBC Radio 4, is a very moving love story in which multi award winning film director Martin Scorsese plays the role of Cupid. It tells the story of the relationship between Thelma Schoonmaker, Scorsese's long-time Oscar-winning film editor, and her husband Michael Powell, who together with Emerich Pressburger made some of the most remarkable films of the 1940s and 50s, includingThe Red Shoes. Producer Trevor Dann will be in studio.

Irish singer Lisa Hannigan, whose gorgeous vocals shimmered on Damian Rice's 2002 hit album O, is in session, showcasing tracks from her latest solo album, her third, At Swim.

Theatre: Luminate, Scotland's Creative Ageing Festival, is running throughout Scotland this month and anintriguing piece of theatre called HIM is at The Traverse in Edinburgh from tomorrow until Saturday. It's a reflection on life, stillness and the nature of ageing, starring Tim Barlow and written by Tim's long-time collaborator Sheila Hill. 

And Don Paterson, twice winner of the TS Eliot Prize for poetry, talks about returning to his first love, music, with gigs in Inverness and Greenock this week with his new band, The Don Paterson Situation.

Newsdrive

News and comment from Scotland and around the world

Newsdrive: 19/10/2016

BBC Radio Scotland - Newsdrive, 19/10/2016

Breaking news and sport from Scotland, the UK and around the world.

Breaking news and sport from Scotland, the UK and around the world, with regular travel and weather updates.

Get it On with Bryan Burnett

Bryan Burnett with essential music chosen by listeners.

Get It On... With Bryan Burnett

Get it On with Bryan Burnett: Songs Under 3 Minutes

Songs Under 3 Minutes

BBC Radio Scotland - Get it On with Bryan Burnett, Songs Under 3 Minutes

Bryan Burnett with the essential songs under 3 minutes long.

Bryan Burnett plays essential songs that are under 3 minutes long, from The Beatles' A Hard Days Night to Aretha Franklin's Natural Woman.

Tonight we're featuring songs that are under 3 minutes long. From The Beatles' A Hard Days Night to Aretha Franklin's Natural Woman get in touch. Text:80295 getiton@bbc.co.uk.

The Jazz House

The latest national and international jazz releases, plus live music and guests

The latest selection of national and international jazz releases, peppered with some live music and roundtable guests

The Jazz House: Black History Month

Black History Month

BBC Radio Scotland - The Jazz House, Black History Month

Stephen Duffy welcomes Kevin Le Gendre, who speaks about music and black history.

Stephen Duffy welcomes BBC Radio 3's Kevin Le Gendre, who speaks about the importance of music in black history. Plus concert music from acclaimed guitarist Jim Mullen.

Stephen Duffy welcomes BBC Radio 3's Kevin Le Gendre to speak about the importance of music in Black History. There's concert music from legendary guitarist Jim Mullen and music from Queen Latifah, teenage piano prodigy Joey Alexander and the National Youth Jazz Orchestra.

Iain Anderson

End the day in the company of the song writing masters of country, folk and rock'n'roll.

End the day in the company of the song writing masters of country, folk, blues, soul and rock'n'roll.

Iain Anderson: 19/10/2016

BBC Radio Scotland - Iain Anderson, 19/10/2016

End the day in the company of the songwriting masters of country, folk, blues and soul.

End the day in the company of the songwriting masters of country, folk, blues, soul and rock 'n' roll.

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