Edi meets the Scottish organic chemist and professor of Princeton University who within the last year has won a Nobel prize in chemistry and received a knighthood. Show more
Out of Doors
Butterflies, Blacksmiths and the once abandoned Village of Burnbanks
1 hour, 30 minutes on BBC Radio Shetland
Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with stories from the great outdoors. Show more
The latest news from home and abroad, along with regular sport, travel and weather updates.
Shereen Nanjiani with a unique take on the things getting Scotland talking this Saturday morning from Angela Haggerty, Paul McNamee and Euan Blockley - join in by texting 80295
Breaking the News
Mark Nelson, Esther Manito, Jay Lafferty and David Kay
28 minutes on BBC Radio Shetland
Des and the panel discuss the indyref Supreme Court case, the Qatar World Cup and naturism.
The most petty and ill-informed football show on radio.
Coverage of the Scottish Cup 3rd round from across the country.
Eight years ago, 29-year-old Paul from Glasgow lost both his legs in a tragic accident. Nalini Chetty takes a peek at how life is for him now he has found his feet again. Show more
Edi talks to the highly entertaining writer James Runcie, best known for the 'Grantchester' novels - which are loosely based on his father Robert Runcie, the late Archbishop of Canterbury. Show more
For the very best in traditional music, join Gary Innes for Take the Floor. We treat you to a brilliant band session from the Clyde Valley Ceilidh Band. Show more
The definitive pipe music programme, featuring news and recordings from the piping world. Show more
Billy is joined by the rock legend that is Bono of U2 to talk about his new autobiography and in the Live & Dangerous feature, plays tracks from Elvis Costello & The Attractions. Show more
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