BBC Alba Friday

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

Muireall's voice isn't as good as the believes it is

Everyone is busy doing what they’re good at - except for Beag Chlangai who doesn’t appear to be too busy. Beag has decided he would like to try to do something he’s also good at

Brush invites all the women of the forest for brunch. When Fox and Tusk try to join in, dressed as ladies, Brush soon discovers their identity

When AH-AH wakes up in the morning, he is so hungry that his stomach is rumbling

Petit is happy to be the star of the school play, until he discovers that the play they must act is The Brave Princess. He doesn't want to be a princess as he's not a girl

Tony Kearney reads Camshron Nach Danns by Emily Dodd, illustrated by Katie Pamment and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Abdullah and his friends build a tower to lookout for his lost father

Sebastian wants to prove to Cameron that he’s a real mountaineer, but is affected by dizziness and nausea

The CBBC ALBA team takes a sideways look at some Scottish myths and legends, beginning with an interview with an infamous cannibal claiming to now be vegetarian

An insight into Donalda McComb's life at 12 years old

Della, Lou and Marco are keen to impress the hotel inspector who has arrived on the island. Will Number 3 ever get another star?

Local, national and international news and information

Iain MacKenzie talks about the link between poetry and place as he reads Derick Thomson’s poem “Air Mòinteach Shuardail”

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

The soldiers of the special forces are still trying to find their way home and a survival expert is keen to share his skills

Anna Macleod talks to two guests about More in Common by Brendan Cox and Tales from Barra: As Told by The Coddy

Bill Innes first saw a Spitfire flying overhead when he was seven years old. He then wished to roam the clouds in such a thrilling machine and now wishes to fulfil his dream

Valtos and a host of musical friends, including Elephant Sessions and Project Smok, in concert at SWG3 as part of Celtic Connections 2024

Examining how the American people and leaders responded to the Holocaust - one of the greatest humanitarian disasters of the 20th century

Mary Ann Kennedy with music from Celtic Connections, featuring acts including Alasdair Iain Paterson, Sodhi Singh Deere, Charlie Stewart and Seamus Egan Project

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

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