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Join Clare English as she looks at the origins of Christmas, discusses traditional festive ghost stories and reviews the BBC's latest version of The Turn of the Screw.
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Rab C Nesbitt returns to the small screen this January, and Janice Forsyth goes behind the scenes with Gregor Fisher, Elaine C Smith, producer Colin Gilbert and writer Ian Pattison.
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From a 15th century Venetian palazzo to Dundee's Contemporary Arts Centre, artist Martin Boyce tells Janice Forsyth how he conceived his exhibition for two very different venues.
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Janice Forsyth talks to award-winning playwright Douglas Maxwell about his latest play Promises, Promises, which tells the harrowing story of a Somalian schoolgirl.
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Clare English examines the relationship between parents, children and music, and is joined by sound artist Bill Thompson, composer Stephen Deazley and critic Jane Graham.
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Ever the professional, veteran broadcaster and musician Jimmie MacGregor makes time on his 80th birthday for a chat with Janice Forsyth about his celebrated career.
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Janice Forsyth talks to Donald Runnicles, the new chief conductor of the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, about his Edinburgh childhood and his early musical influences.
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Stuart Kelly talks to China Mieville about his book The City and the City at the Edinburgh Book Festival. Mieville also answers questions from his fans in the audience.
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Claire English reviews the life of animator Oliver Postgate, we visit Lacock Village, setting for Cranford and we look at the creative talent making an impact in 2009.
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Chris Kane is joined by James Lavery and Anne Ellis to consider Scotland's love affair with pantomime and Sue Lawrence suggests alternatives for your Christmas menu.