Veteran comedian Arnold Brown talks to Edi Stark about how growing up in Glasgow and being a Jewish 'outsider' were integral to his surreal and whimsical humour. Show more
An act of worship led by the Reverend Philip Blackledge, rector of Holy Trinity, Melrose, Scottish Episcopal Church. Show more
Pennie Latin talks to neuroscientist Professor Richard Morris, winner of The Brain Prize, about how the brain and memory create identity. Show more
The Kitchen Café
British Pie Week
28 minutes on BBC Radio Scotland Highlands and Islands
Available for over a year
Bake Off's Flora Shedden and chef Neil Forbes celebrate National Pie Week, with Kilmarnock baker John Gall telling Sumayya Usmani what goes into a world champion scotch pie. Show more
The Sunday edition of Good Morning Scotland with the day's news, plus in-depth analysis of the week's big stories.
Cathy Macdonald talks to Gurjit Singh Lalli, a social entrepreneur who has devoted his life to the power of ideas. Show more
Coverage of Celtic v Rangers in their Scottish Premiership clash live from the east end of Glasgow. Show more
The Quay Sessions
Mark Nevin (Fairground Attraction) and Bronwynne Brent
1 hour, 55 minutes on BBC Radio Scotland Highlands and Islands
Roddy Hart presents live performances from Mark Nevin (Fairground Attraction) and Bronwynne Brent. Show more
Gary Innes presents the best in traditional music and song, including music from the NAAFC Inchyra Festival. Show more
Bruce MacGregor celebrates female musicians with a session from the Kinnaris Quintet. Show more
Classics Unwrapped
The Scottish Awards for New Music and Sir James MacMillan
1 hour, 55 minutes on BBC Radio Scotland Highlands and Islands
James MacMillan chats to Jamie MacDougal about March's celebration of his music, plus Andrea Baker reports from Scotland's latest awards ceremony, which celebrates new music. Show more
Billy Sloan presents rock and pop including a Great Collaborations track featuring Altered Images and John Peel, plus he highlights the career of Billy Mackenzie in Musical Chairs. Show more
BBC Radio Scotland joins BBC Radio 5 live.