Clare English is joined by a panel of experts to examine how fashion, society, technology and our cultural institutions will fare in the year ahead. Show more

Clare English revisits the most controversial era of Bob Dylan's career: the Gospel Years. Show more

Clare English asks if realistic depictions of warfare in video games add to the experience or whether they are dangerous. Plus how to start a revolution peacefully and live music! Show more

We ask who can afford to perform at the Edinburgh Festival. Are soaring venue fees threatening to put Edinburgh out of reach for many theatre companies? Show more

Clare English looks at whether theatre can transfer well to television.

Hear about play Gagarin Way on its tenth birthday, the Scottish Dance Theatre anniversary tour, and the links between art and science. Show more

Provocative discussions, inspiring guests and news about trends, fashion, music, theatre and art with Clare English.

The rise of knitting, old-fashioned sweet shops, and one of the most influential photographers of the 20th century. Show more

Can public art change the image of a town? - A cultural debate. Show more

Clare English takes a peek behind the scenes at the National Museum of Scotland as it prepares to open its doors to the public after a 46 million pound facelift.

Provocative discussions, inspiring guests and news about trends, fashion, music, theatre and art with Clare English. Show more

We hear about the history of Scotland's theatres, artist Will McLean takes us round his studio, extreme drama in Aberdeen, and the ever-challenging Bertolt Brecht. Show more

Artist David Mach talks about his project of Biblical proportions - coathanger crucifixion. And can a curse be a blessing? Is it ever big or clever to swear on TV? Show more

Clare and guests tackle reality advertising and technology for tots, plus they find out whether Saturday night TV really is all about the family. Show more

Provocative discussions, inspiring guests and news about trends, fashion, music, theatre and art with Clare English.

The role of journalism in art, how cultural changes are reflected in language, the role of the puppet master, and we discuss the importance of artist residencies. Show more

Clare English and guests get all nostalgic as they review retro drama Pan Am, talk vintage fashion and collectables, and discuss the very Victorian skill of taxidermy. Show more

Playwright Jo Clifford, art writer Anne Ellis and RSA assistant curator Sandy Wood discuss the National Portrait Gallery, 'beautiful' art and Hume returning in the 21st century. Show more

We hear about the new dance adaptation of Lord of the Flies, discuss why reality TV 'observational documentaries' are so popular, and look at why we love the circus. Show more

In a St Andrew's Day Special, Billy Kay explores issues of status and identity in relation to the current state of the 'Scots' language. Show more