BBC Alba Monday

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

Oona, Isabelle and Otto try to find soft, comfy things for for Otto to sleep on after Pip and Pop have stolen all the bedding

The friends try to figure out where Phoenix has picked up a strange, strong smell while playing with Mossy

Fuigheag is not happy when a roll of sticky tape sticks to him. Boban must try to calm him down, before things get worse, and they end up stuck together

Eilidh Cormack meets Callum and his pet dogs, Penny and Poppy

AH-AH and his friends decide to camp outside, but it isn't so easy for them to fall asleep once they are there

Jamila is on a mission

Pip wants himself and Posy to be puddle twins, but Posy's yellow wellies are too small for her, and Pip isn't happy with her blue wellies

Rosemary Ward reads Uaireannan, written and illustrated by Rebecca Elliot and translated into Gaelic by Donald John Macleod

There's much interest in the present on Mr Bruno's desk and Stella is determined to find out if he has a girlfriend

When Mia is worried about an upcoming football game, Stella helps by giving her some good predictions. Then everyone else wants Stella to predict their futures

Uilidh wants to prove that he is a hero just like the Un-named Gumbal. How will he get on - is he brave or is he just foolish?

A strange hidden ancient temple with unusual statues proves to be a mystery to the Neachdan. Whatever else, they must beware the sentinels

Iagan MacNeil explores the history, geology, scenery - and Gaelic - from the Kincardine Bridge to Newburgh, beginning with the Fife Coastal Path to Limekilns

Calum Maclean is in Glasgow taking a step back in time along the banks of the River Clyde, and Joy Dunlop meets learners Audrey and Davy Paterson from Taynuilt

Local, national and international news and information from BBC ALBA

Summer finds Mairi Gillies harvesting her home-grown produce. She also meets enthusiastic beekeeper Gregor and visits friend Joanne, who has two flourishing polytunnels

Alasdair Macleod explores the challenges facing the Icelandic language as locals cite rising immigration, the increasing prevalence of English and the influence of technology

Evelyn Coull Macleod visits deserted villages in Uig, Harris and in the district of Lochs, where she was brought up

Coinneach MacLeod brings his deep love of food, travel and island life on a journey through the culinary and cultural landscapes of the Nordic region

Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain Macdonald introduce an acoustic session from Ben Walker at Belladrum 2025

Coinneach MacFhraing makes the journey over to the remote island of Mingulay, home to some of the most spectacular sea cliffs in Europe

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