Mark Stephen is in Glasgow where he joins members of Hampden Bowling Club to try out the game and to find out what the club means to its members. Show more

Jo Caulfield explores the art of the warm-up comedian, the unsung heroes of the comedy world. Show more

Edi Stark goes to two different parts of France to meet young and old, working and retired expat Scots and ask if they managed to turn their dreams into reality. Show more

Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith present a special programme about the life of Scottish-born naturalist John Muir recorded in Yosemite National Park in California. Show more

Billy Kay celebrates the contributions made by Scots in Hawaii. He visits the Hamakua Coast, known locally as the Scotch Coast due to the Scottish domination of its sugar industry. Show more

Julia Sutherland introduces an international range of comedians, including Brendon Burns, with honest and challenging stand-up and chat covering race, religion and culture. Show more

Gillian Russell heads to Copenhagen to find out what the Scots could learn from the Danes about being happier and healthier in 2017. Show more

In the trip of a lifetime, Edi Stark joins Glaswegian entrepreneur Amar Latif, ‘the blind man who wants to show you the world’ on a journey to Myanmar.
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Highlights of some of the best international acts featured on The Janice Forsyth Show at the 2016 Edinburgh Festival, including The Melbourne Ska Orchestra and Annette O'Toole. Show more

Bryan Burnett with facts and trivia about listeners' favourite songs and artists, from youngest hit makers to secret backing singers.

Each of Vic's session bands records an extra track - listen in to tonight's show to hear them for the first time. Featuring Frightened Rabbit, Be Charlotte, Arab Strap and more. Show more

A look back at the best albums of 2016, culminating in the announcement of the Roddy Hart Show Record of Note 2016.

BBC Radio Scotland joins BBC Radio 5 live.