Richard Melvin revisits some of the places in India that inspired his life and career and meets other Scots on the same road to self-discovery to took in his twenties. Show more
An act of worship with the Rev Colin Dow of Glasgow City Free Church of Scotland. Show more
Time Travels
Episode 9: Lenin of the Rovers and the Wick Voices Project
30 minutes on BBC Radio Scotland Highlands and Islands
Susan Morrison checks out a revolutionary footballer player, the Wick Voices oral history project and an 18th-century ghostbuster. Show more
The Kitchen Café
Crowdie
28 minutes on BBC Radio Scotland Highlands and Islands
Available for over a year
Chef Neil Forbes and Flora Shedden cook classic Scottish recipes using crowdie, plus Ghillie Basan visits Connage Highland Dairy to hear about their Highland crowdie. Show more
The Sunday edition of Good Morning Scotland with the day's news, plus in-depth analysis of the week's big stories.
Scottish poet Aonghas MacNeacail on language, religion and identity, the lasting impact of shame on individuals and transcending this world to encounter the divine. Show more
Geoff Webster and guests discuss a wide range of sports from Scotland and around the world. Show more
Grant Stott's Vinyl Collective
Saint Etienne
1 hour, 55 minutes on BBC Radio Scotland Highlands and Islands
Grant Stott celebrates the vinyl revival with classic records and new releases, plus Sarah Cracknell and Pete Wiggs from Saint Etienne describe how important vinyl is to them. Show more
Gary Innes goes on a trip to Tiree with a repeat session from Ian Smith and his band. Show more
Jazz Nights
Federation of the Disco Pimp
1 hour, 55 minutes on BBC Radio Scotland Highlands and Islands
Seonaid Aitken gets to know jazz-funk collective Federation of the Disco Pimp ahead of their upcoming concert. Show more
Jamie MacDougall talks to Paul Tracey from Enterprise Music Scotland about residency opportunities for Scotland-based chamber groups. Plus Laura Samuel chooses her My Music. Show more
End the day in the company of the songwriting masters of country, folk, blues, soul and rock 'n' roll.
BBC Radio Scotland joins BBC Radio 5 live.