Kintra goes rural as Willie visits a local farm, Gibson meets his alpaca neighbours, and Rachel heads to the hills. Show more

Kintra’s Helen Mark meets Fiona Keane, the Commissioning Executive for the BBC Northern Ireland’s Ulster-Scots programmes. Show more

At hame across the narrow sea, the mysteries of a Lambeg drum assembly, the Rustic Bard of New Hampshire’s local roots and how to make proper champ. Show more

Rab finally gets to play a Lambeg, Ulster-Scots textile heritage in a new television series, and a festival for a forgotten poet. Show more

Memories from poems old and new – including a prize-winning verse – and reusing old Lambeg drum skins for new bodhrans. Show more

Honouring the local woman who became an explorer and native-American princess, remembering historian Alex Blair, a poem from Ann McMaster and music from Scotland’s top brass. Show more

Boo and banter from the Kintra team with spooky goings-on in poem and tall tales. Show more

A newly found recording of a veteran’s account of World War One, the untold story of CS Lewis, and remembering – in verse - the persecution of the Scottish Covenanters. Show more

Seasonal blue-grass music, a new book of verses, remembering HG Lyttle, and the musicians from Drumagheagles marching to their own tune for London’s Lord Mayor. Show more

Prize-winning poets share their work, a yarn with guest Anne McMaster and a fortnight of Ulster-Scots community radio in the Kingdom of Mourne. Show more

Helen Mark and Rab Lennox review some of their favourite snapshots from Kintra’s programmes in 2021. Show more

A new audio version of “Scots: The Mither Tongue”, a song of the Banks and Braes o’ bonny Scotland and a new resolution to unwrap food and eat more seasonal and local food. Show more

Kintra’s full of Ulster-Scots’ winners this week; from the competitive world of the written word, to the slow food market garden of the UK’s “Best Greengrocer”. Show more

Phil Cunningham talks about gathering local sounds for his new TV series, tunes and their stories in a new book, and a workshop with old tunes to sing. Show more

Poetry from Brian Alexander, a report from storm damaged Ballywalter pier, a catch up with musician Eli Beadle and the Ulster-Scots connected team to cheer on at The Superbowl! Show more

A catch up with and some poetry from Anne McMaster, the return of live music with the Red Hot Chilli Pipers, International Women’s Day and a trip to Closkelt band practice. Show more

Planning the strategy for a new generation, linguistic riches at the Folk Museum, music and drama in Armagh’s Ulster-Scots heartland and traditional hedge-laying on the peninsula. Show more

Exploring the heritage of Killinchy, an Ulster-Scots guide as you head out for a dander, studying two centuries of local history, and a mum’s poems for Mother’s Day. Show more

Discovering a unique house for singing in at Ballyhemlin, a local short story earns another prize in Scotland for a Ballymoney man, and remembering the Reivers. Show more

Liam Beckett talks to Ulster-Scots poet Charlie Gillen about his life, how he came to be known as The Wizard and how he came to write poetry. Show more