BBC Alba Tuesday

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

When Boban and Fuigheag find a soapy sponge, they have a lot of fun with the little bubbles. Fuigheag is in his element, though he sometimes needs to calm down

Brush really enjoys her holiday in the forest, which makes Fox want to go on a holiday as well

Rita and Pompon want to welcome the Tooth Fairy but, unfortunately, when Pompon wakes up, only one present has been left

Ladybird and Bee meet a frog and some small tadpoles. Entertainment for younger viewers

Everybody is bored, so Abney builds a train so they can go on a tour. Then Teal suggests they should tour the whole island

When a penguin takes a shine to Stink's bed, and Grumblestunk decides to open a zoo, Brody is unimpressed, so Stan and Gran are forced to investigate!

Martin MacIntyre reads Tha Gaol Agam Ort Mar-thà! by Jory John, illustrated by Benji Davies and translated into Gaelic by Jo Macdonald

At the Parents' Meeting, Hilda learns that one of Daibhidh's rocks from his nature collection is out of the ordinary and, as a result of this, they are all in great danger

Derek MacIntosh reads Maighstir Mòr, written and illustrated by Ed Vere and translated into Gaelic by Donald John MacLeod.

When Nidza plays football with his friends, things don’t go his way as he finds himself locked in a cellar and he’s petrified of the dark

Coinneach Clogaid, a rabbit, a carrot and a little magic - what a combination

Coinneach Clogaid continues with his bad behaviour, but is there anything that he won't try?

Ruaridh makes a tasty beer-battered fish, while Uisdean prepares twice-cooked chips to go with it, and then makes Scampi and 'Clampi' in tempura batter

Long-time learner Rick Rennie joins Joy Dunlop in the studio and Calum Maclean is in Argyll exploring the historic township of Auchindrain

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

Erica Macpherson transforms rooms, homes and businesses, demonstrating the process from architectural plans to trawling auction houses and shops for finishing touches

Calum Maclean explores the underground sites of central Scotland. Author Mairi Kidd introduces him to a lesser known history of Edinburgh below the city streets

Lucy Cooke and Mary Ann Kennedy process acorns to make flour, and forage for hedgehog mushrooms in Lochalsh

Broadcaster Cathy Macdonald talks to sons and daughters of the manse, who were brought up during a time when the church had far-reaching influence

Gaelic singer Calum Alex MacMillan joins Cathy Ann MacPhee for music and chat

A performance of Psalm 69 by Calum Alex MacMillan and the hymn Solas na Grèine by Glasgow Islay Gaelic Choir Quartet. Plus, Margaret MacKinnon recalls her personal faith story

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