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Good Morning Scotland: 31/03/2022

31/03/2022

BBC Radio Scotland - Good Morning Scotland, 31/03/2022

The latest news from home and abroad, along with sport, travel and weather updates.

The latest news from home and abroad, along with regular sport, travel and weather updates.

BBC Radio Scotland

Mornings

Getting to the heart of the stories making the news.

Mornings: with Stephen Jardine

with Stephen Jardine

BBC Radio Scotland - Mornings, with Stephen Jardine

Is the decision to keep face masks until 18 April "common sense" or "disappointing"?

Is the decision to keep face masks until 18 April "common sense" or "disappointing"?

And does Guns 'N' Roses' Sweet Child of Mine have the greatest guitar riff of all time?

PHONE-IN
Scotland's mandatory face covering rules will now remain in force until 18 April. Do you think that's "common sense" or "disappointing"?

WHEELCHAIRS 
How do we change attitudes to wheelchair use? 

ASK THE DOC TEASE 
Dr Punam is back for this week’s health surgery. Get your questions in now by calling 0808 5 92 95 00 or texting 80295. 

GENETICALLY MODIFIED CATS 
We'll find out more about the ethics of genetically modifying cats. 

ONLINE SCAMS 
How to stay safe online and make sure you don't fall scams. 

ASK THE DOC MAIN 
On our regular health surgery it’s your chance to ‘ask the doctor’. Get your questions in now by calling 0808 5 92 95 00 or texting 80295. 

AGE GAP IN RELATIONSHIPS 
Are age gaps the last dating taboo?

GUITAR RIFFS
As Guns ‘N’ Roses’ Sweet Child of Mine is voted as having the greatest guitar riff of all time, what makes great riff?

Lunchtime Live

News updates from Scotland and beyond, plus all your lunchtime sport, travel and weather.

Lunchtime Live: 31/03/2022

BBC Radio Scotland - Lunchtime Live, 31/03/2022

The Afternoon Show with Grant Stott

The Afternoon Show

Tuning into what's current in film, TV, arts, theatre and music across Scotland.

The Afternoon Show: Film Reviews and photographer Robbie Lawrence

Film Reviews and photographer Robbie Lawrence

BBC Radio Scotland - The Afternoon Show, Film Reviews and photographer Robbie Lawrence

Grant Stott tunes into the best of Scottish arts, entertainment and music.

Grant talks to photographer Robbie Lawrence about his first solo exhibition, Northern Diary, at Edinburgh’s Stills Gallery.

Artist Kate Downie on recruiting Fife youngsters to help her recreate painter Joan Eardley’s unfinished work Two Children.

Warren McIntyre from Glasgow band Starry Skies tells Grant about their single Spitfire Susie, and his friendship with the neighbour who inspired it.

And in the week’s film reviews, Siobhan Synnot and Graeme Virtue discuss CODA, Child of Deaf Adults, the film which won Best Picture at this year's Oscars. Plus The Bad Guys, a kids crime caper animation set in a world where humans and anthropomorphic animals coexist; and The Novice, about a young rower pushing herself to the limits.

Drivetime

Breaking down the day's news and talking points with comment and opinion.

Breaking down the day's news and talking points with comment and opinion, plus sport, travel and weather.

Drivetime: with Fiona Stalker

with Fiona Stalker

BBC Radio Scotland - Drivetime, with Fiona Stalker

Breaking down the day's talking points with comment and opinion.

Breaking down the day's talking points with comment and opinion, plus sport, travel and weather.

Get It On with Bryan Burnett

Get it On with Bryan Burnett

Bryan Burnett with essential music chosen by listeners.

Get it On with Bryan Burnett: Dougie Vipond sits in

Dougie Vipond sits in

BBC Radio Scotland - Get it On with Bryan Burnett, Dougie Vipond sits in

Dougie Vipond with the songs that describe your job.

Dougie could pick a Distant Drums for his song tonight - maybe you are a Painter Man, a Nightnurse or just on the 9 to 5. It's songs about your job.

Travelling Folk

BBC Radio Scotland's flagship folk music programme.

BBC Radio Scotland's flagship folk programme and brings you the very best of today's music and song.

Travelling Folk: Music for Spring

Music for Spring

BBC Radio Scotland - Travelling Folk, Music for Spring

Bruce MacGregor with the very best of folk and roots music to put a spring in your step.

We celebrate the arrival of Spring with music that is inspired by the changing seasons- the light, birds, trees and the awakening of the natural world after winter.

And Bruce chats to musician and composer Barry Reid about his new album 'Breathing Space', which is inspired by the countryside of his native Ross-shire.

Natasha Raskin Sharp

An eclectic selection of tunes, plus classic vinyl!

Natasha Raskin Sharp: 31/03/2022

BBC Radio Scotland - Natasha Raskin Sharp, 31/03/2022

From 50's rockabilly to country to jazz to the latest indie sounds, Natasha has it all.

Eclectic playlist of tracks that cross the eras and genres including jazz from Astrud Gilberto, soul from Aretha Franklin and 80s indie sounds from The Jasmine Minks.

Eclectic playlist of tracks that cross the eras and genres including jazz from Astrud Gilberto, soul from Aretha Franklin and 80s indie sounds from The Jasmine Minks plus Natasha pays tribute to the music manager and promoter Michael Lang who was behind the Woodstock Festival in the Late Great feature and which tragic couple are Dire Straits singing about for the In The Name of spot?

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Mornings

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Lunchtime Live

31/03/2022

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The Afternoon Show

Film Reviews and photographer Robbie Lawrence

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Travelling Folk

Music for Spring

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Natasha Raskin Sharp

31/03/2022

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