BBC Alba Friday

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

Things aren't as they should be down on the farm as there is a strange smell hanging around

Boban has fun being captain of a rowing boat. But what of Fuigheag?

Fuigheag is tangling everything up and Boban has to tidy all the mess up. Fortunately, the method of tidying looks like fun

Biscuit-loving Fox realises he is in bad shape. His friends want to help him to get fit, but he fails at all the exercises they suggest

The bunny causes chaos when he and Sula go to feed the ducks

The young rabbit's attempt at making a banana smoothie goes wrong

Petit doesn't want to put his head under water because he's sure that if he does so, his brain will get wet. Laura tells him that she thinks he's afraid of diving

Carina Macleod reads Mise is Mo Phiuthar, written and illustrated by Rose Robbins and translated into Gaelic by Donald John Macleod

Hussein and Hassan are famous conjoined twins who were separated at four months old. Today they arrive at a climbing wall and a great challenge lies before them

When Belle and Sebastian hear about the legendary white dragon, they go off on an adventure to find it. However, they face danger achieving their quest

A young kid follows Belle and Sebastian out of the farm. Although they're being helpful to the young goat, Ivan the farmer thinks that they've harmed him

Science and comedy, featuring contributions from expert Ishbel Murray, gag gangs from Tain, Harris and Skye with features on Pointillism, Vortex and a slinky laser

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

Officer MacLean becomes bored by paperwork and dreams of a more hands-on approach to his responsibilities as a lawman and activites such as fast car pursuits and major crime busts

Donald Morrison takes a look back at the popular 1970s current affairs series. This episode features a story on attempts to control geese on Islay, and a report on Jura's decline

Anne follows the St Lawrence River to Montreal, to meet Neil Mackay, Canada's oldest Gael, asking how generations of Canadian Scots identify with their roots

Mary Ann Kennedy and Alistair Heather present coverage of Scotland's traditional music awards The Trads, live from Inverness Leisure Centre

A programme drawn from a literary event celebrating acclaimed Scottish writer and poet Aonghas Dubh MacNeacail on the occasion of his 80th birthday

Wild swimmer Calum Maclean takes to the water at Dunnet Head, on the north coast of mainland Scotland

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