BBC Alba Thursday

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

The Iron Chicken tells Tiny that 'something' is coming. Tiny wants to find out what is actually coming. What a marvellous surprise when it does indeed appear

The friends have fun playing in the rain, and learn about umbrellas

AH-AH and MacÌomhair play a trick on everybody when they pretend that AH-AH is Go-Go, AH-AH's cousin

eep causes watery mischief all over the Island when he starts digging in his sleep. Animated adventures of two friends who live on an island in the middle of a big city

When Pompon feels that nothing is going right for him, Dadaidh shows him a way to sort things out

Mairi MacInnes reads Sid nan Sia Dìnnearan, written and illustrated by Inga Moore and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

The nemesis of the Neachdan, Alpheus Benthos, is as usual trying to steal the Ephemychron and prevent them from finding Lemuria

Calum visits Polmadie Recycling Centre to find out what happens to the green bin waste in Glasgow City

Lil Sue starts a delivery company, Deliver Sue, and in a quest to raise money for a new set of wheels, Dave lands himself with a job

Dave is thrilled when he wins an electronic home-help device called Barry. It is not long however before Barry is overwhelmed by the Spuds’ demands

Orthopedic surgeon Scott Rigg treats a lame Labrador, while at Highland Wildlife Park, Jane Harley examines a cat that has been brought in - and it could be a Scottish wildcat

Joy Dunlop guides viewers through the first steps of speaking Gaelic. As usual, the intrepid Calum Maclean ventures to forgotten corners of Scotland seeking hidden treasures

Local, national and international news and information

Gregor MacLeod samples a feast of Moroccan-spiced lamb flatbreads in Point on the Isle of Lewis and a moist gingerbread with crystallised ginger in Stornoway

How Nancy Wake, Jacqueline and Eileen Nearne, and Betty Pack defied societal norms to play pivotal roles as spies during the Second World War

A performance by Tom Orr recorded at the 2022 Trad Awards

Coinneach MacFhraing attempts to paddle the vast distance between Balmaha and Ardlui, in the shadow of some of Scotland's most imposing mountains

Part one of two. A look at what it is like to live and work on the Inner Hebridean island of Raasay in summer 2021

Robert Robertson revisits music from the Trad Awards vaults. Another chance to hear songs and music by Mike Vass, Ross Ainslie, Donald Shaw and Croft No5