BBC Alba Monday

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

Daolag-bhreac and Seillean learn what happens underground - finding it all really interesting

It's a beautiful day and Oona wants to fish. May offers to play with Baba, but Baba refuses to leave the hedghog burrow as he wants to wait until Spiky wakes from his hibernation

Oona is forever in a hurry to learn and get things done but Papa shows her that slow and steady is often the best way of doing something

When Fuigheag is hungry first thing in the morning, he needs food. However, he has a problem getting fed when Boban is fast asleep

Ziff leads Pipp and Button on a fairground adventure with help from faithful Bertie.

Fox wants to give Hare the best birthday ever. Owl and Tusk are invited, but only if they bring a nice present, like a beautifully scented flower

Pompon and his parents prepare to go on a trip

Eilidh Cormack reads Famh agus Èirigh-na-grèine by Jeanne Willis, illustrated Sarah Fox-Davies and translated into Gaelic by Donald John MacLeod

Heat-loving hippies move into Mr Krabs' soup vat

A school inspector pays a surprise visit. It’s not looking good for Mr MacFhraing, although Mr Strachan seems to have found his feet

A Great Dane called Greta visits Flix's school as a part of official Dog/Cat Summit Relations. Flix positions himself as Greta's chaperone for the week

Sona has been busy pulping berries - but has drunk too much of the juice. This has made him livelier and happier than he’s been for quite a while

Tricksters Merri and Seonaidh are up to no good. When they promise not to trick the Gumbals, they turn to playing mischief on the Bògaisean. How will they get on?

Travelling throughout Scotland featuring the country's finest woven craft producers

Joy Dunlop meets Gaelic learner Caroline Quinn from Trinidad and Tobago, and Calum Maclean is in Portmahomack in Easter Ross learning about his heritage

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

Eight Pretenders play from the comfort of their own homes while Isla and Hamish, and Jamie and Liam in the studio attempt to beat them for a chance to win a cash prize

Broadcaster Cathy Macdonald discovers from a younger generation what it was really like growing up as a child of the manse

The arrival of potential Norwegian investor Johan throws a cat among the pigeons as age-old family secrets and resentments come to the fore

Ramsay MacMahon finds out about the border between Spain and Morocco, meeting migrants who have risked everything to cross the border in the hope of a better life

A concert set performed by the Poozies, featuring the songs Wired to the Moon and Sausage, recorded at the 2025 Trad Awards in Aberdeen

Sketch show, including a recipe with a difference and a clown love triangle expressed through red-hot physical expression

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