BBC Alba Wednesday

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

Linda Macleod is joined by friends Finn and Georgia to make mouth-watering veggie burgers

As everyone is asleep, the Blobs want to explore - and why explore with two, when it's possible to explore with four

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

Just like hedgehogs, clouds can be grumpy and out of sorts sometimes. However, the dissatisfaction goes after a while and everything becomes happy again

When Seumas loses his first baby tooth, he wants to tell everyone about the Tooth Fairy’s visit

Iain MacRae reads Mo Dhadaidh Iongantach, written and illustrated by Ross Collins and translated into Gaelic by Jo MacDonald

The dog in a cats' world has to figure out what his superpower is. Whatever it is, he has to try to find out what it does. Animation for younger viewers

Della is worried about how to pay the mounting bills at Number 3

Bonns and Troig have poor recollection of how they ended up in Cnoc na Bògais and blame one another. Will Uilidh admit it was his fault?

The CBBC ALBA presenters love a good challenge - but who will emerge victorious as Mhairi joins them?

Choirstaidh presents from her studio A' Chùil to show a great way of changing up clothes

Stories about the First World War, as told through the eyes of children who were alive at the time. In the first episode, a 14-year-old boy enters the army

Poet Peter MacKay talks about poetry and its importance. He discusses how Lewis poet Iain Crichton Smith has influenced him and reads Tha thu air Aigeann M'Inntinn

Joy Dunlop meets learner and musician Teya-Jean Bawden, who lives near Beauly, and Calum Maclean goes in search of some tasty matchday treats in Kilmarnock

Local, national and international news and information

It's a historic day for the Hebrides as the first cruise ship arrives at the Deep Water Terminal and tourists get a chance to visit some of the island's top attractions

Documentary about a 90-year-old woman, showcasing her roles as a devoted grandmother, an inspiring mother, an intrepid sailor, a talented musician and a proud emigrant

Acclaimed Gaelic singer Margaret Stewart, accompanied by the Trads house band, led by Anna Massie, performs 'S Fheudar Dhomh Bhi Beò and O Thug 'ad Bhuam Thu

This episode features musical stars from the UK, Ireland, and the US, including Emily Smith, Martha Wainwright, Mairead Ni Mhaonaigh, Rosanne Cash and Paul Brady

A chat with Màrtainn arouses suspicion in Màiri, and she is forced to return to the city to find out the truth for herself. A stranger arrives on the island

Daniel O'Donnell returns to the Millennium Forum in Derry to present a special programme with acclaimed singer Isla Grant

Calum Maclean explores one of the biggest and deepest lochs in Scotland - Loch Morar

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