BBC Alba Thursday

BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service

Singer James Graham chats to Joy Dunlop in the studio and Calum Maclean learns about bagpipes

Linda challenges Meaban and Moo with finding three different vegetables while they get ready for a Halloween party

The duo teach Jamila how to slide down on a sledge but they don't agree with one another because they aren't listening properly

Daolag-bhreac is excited by the latest place he has visited. It just seems amazing

Everybody is bored, so Abney builds a train so they can go on a tour. Then Teal suggests they should tour the whole island

Huggleboo and Zizou discover a snail outside

The animals are agitated as they can’t understand why Mgr Pìc is so grumpy today, but they have no cause for concern as he is merely learning his lines for a show

Gran needs new teeth

Stella isn’t happy as she has to go to granaidh’s house at the weekend and she doesn’t think that will be very relaxing. Also, she has plans with Mia and Freya

There’s distress between three generations on Mother’s Day, but it’s fortunate that Stella is close by to reconcile matters

Spooky stories, including the tale of a thirsty panther from Plockton

Kana suffers with a stutter, which means that she just can't say the words or that she repeats the same words, and she tells us all about it

David Buckland is busy with sheep and cattle in North Uist, but one of his calls is to a croft to carry out a procedure he has never done in his 40 years of being a vet

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic, while Calum Maclean ventures to far-flung corners of Scotland seeking hidden treasures

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

Mairi Rodgers finds out about the science and conservation work being done at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh. In Gaelic with English subtitles

Cathy Macdonald explores Bram Stoker's vampire classic Dracula, much of which was written in the small fishing village of Cruden Bay in the north east of Scotland

A young person's guide to the Scottish staycation, in which Ramsay MacMahon sets out to prove that a week's worth of living can be crammed into the weekend

La Brise de Mer's biggest heist, planned during 1990 when banks in Geneva were working to reinforce their security systems

Music and conversation from electronic folk band Valtos and a host of musical friends in concert at SWG3, as part of Celtic Connections 2024

BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service