BBC Alba Wednesday

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

Margaret Mary and Aneirin help Linda make blackcurrant rice pudding, and learn about how blackcurrant juice is made

Strange things are spotted in the sky. They are strange and appear to look weak. Perhaps they need help from the Clangers?

Petit's grandpa tells the children the tale of the Happiness Horse that lives in the enchanted forest nearby. The kids head into the forest, and find the Happiness Horse

Gasta is furious when some birds eat his strawberries. However, when he learns about sharing and the needs of others, he is happy again

Mgr Pìc’s memory isn’t as sharp as it used to be and, as a result of this, he likes to keep lists to remind him of what needs to be done

Rosemary Ward reads A' Chlann-nighean by Lauren Ace, illustrated by Jenny Lovlie and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

Tabaidh and Munchkin head to Flix’s house for a sleepover, but how will they fare on their own though?

Science and comedy collide under the watchful eyes of Professor Olive and Dr Moiteal. This episode has features on taste, wine glass smashing and camouflage

When Dùd’s toots attract cnuimhean, some of them aren’t friendly, and Dùd runs away to Cnoc Bògais. The King is not at all happy, and this causes conflict

The CBBC Alba presenters love a good challenge, but who will emerge victorious as Ehrinn joins them?

Choirstaidh is back with another programme from her studio A' Chùil, showing how to make bath bombs

Children's stories about the First World War, featuring the tale of a 12-year-old German girl who helps her sister in a hospital for wounded soldiers

Ross Christie talks about how he came across the work of little-known poet Katherine Whyte Grant from Argyll. He reads her poem Blàith-Fhleasg o Mhòd nam Maca-Meamna

Joy Dunlop introduces and explains usage for Gaelic words and phrases on everyday topics. This episode considers the theme of 'space'

Local, national and international news and information

A journey throughout Scotland to discover the history and contemporary hand-crafted practice behind the artisan production of woven fabrics

Part one of two. Keen surfer Ceitlin Lilidh Russell Smith recounts the world history of surfing, which can be traced back to the era of the Polynesians

Julie Fowlis presents highlights from two decades of the music show, including Aly Bain, Jerry Douglas, Alison Krauss, Sarah Jarosz, Rosanne Cash, Paul Brady and Karen Matheson

Màiri tries to get her life back on track as Alasdair moves in with Iseabail. Sensing Alasdair's hurt, Iseabail tries to fix matters by telling Màiri the truth

Daniel O'Donnell returns to the Millennium Forum in Derry to celebrate the life of Loretta Lynn, with the help of her granddaughter, Tayla Lynn Heller, and Niamh Lynn

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