BBC Alba Friday

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

Vegetables have gone missing on the farm and the farmyard bunch take it upon themselves to find out who has stolen them

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

When Fox mentions that Hare is his best friend, Owl decides that he needs a best friend, too

AH-AH doesn't like carrots and he doesn't want to try Lusach's carrot ice-pops. To avoid having to eat one, he tries to sell them to everyone else

Petit's mum scolds him for telling a nurse that she has a big nose. From that moment on, Petit starts telling white lies that grow little by little until they turn into big lies

Donna Morrison reads Na Can Creachadairean, written and illustrated by Sarah McConnell and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Frida wishes to meet her father and believes he's an alien. When a stranger arrives, Frida is convinced he is her father, but her mother isn't so easily won over

According to legend, many things happen when there's a Blood Moon. Belle, Sebastian and friends want to see the Red Moon, despite the stories. What could possibly go wrong?

A rare insight into the life of Mary Queen of Scots, as Ellen decides to become Mary for just one day. On her own head will it be

An insight into the life of 12-year-old Maureen Macleod

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

Local, national and international news and information

Linda MacLeod reads the poem Mar Chuimhneachan air Mo Mhac Ghràdhach, which was written by her great aunt, Morag MacDonald, after losing her son

Gaelic soap set on the Isle of Lewis

The town receives unexpected visitors, as a group of unexpected individuals descends from the sky

Anna Macleod talks to two guests about Cailèideascop by Daibhidh Eyre, The Twelve Caesars by Suetonius and The Complete MAUS by Art Spiegelman

Ramsay MacMahon walks through the countryside in Perth and Kinross with broadcaster Cathy MacDonald, inviting her to share personal stories and reflect upon her life

Drama based on Finlay J MacDonald's well-known trilogy about childhood. The story begins in 1930 with four-year-old Finlay and his family moving into a tin house

Bill Innes presents highlights from the 2019 Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, with over 1,000 performers from places like China, Africa and New Zealand

Highlights from Seirm with Yellow House Band, Brendan Begley, Dónal O'Connor and Tim Edey

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