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Mairi talks to Gordon Wells in English and Gaelic about how Na h-Eileanaich came to be and the sort of music they like to play and record.

Volker models a "typical" checkout chat, with customary meticulous attention to detail - and a touch of humour... Script on http://guthan.wordpress.com

Music student Jill talks to Gordon Wells - mostly in English, but with some Gaelic and Dutch included - about her interests and aspirations, including an enterprising new idea: http://www.hebridean-tunes.com/

Peter talks about his personal involvement in writing the Berneray Historical Society's book on emigration from the island, highlighting the availability of a Gaelic version as an e-book. He also looks forward to the society's next project. The book was part funded by LEADER.

Roddy tells Gordon Wells about this year's Gaelic production by the Uist Drama Group.

Catrin talks to Gordon Wells for Island Voices about how she started composing her own songs, and then recording them!

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Neil talks at the Benbecula Fun Day about the plans and aspirations for "An Radio", a new community radio station for Uist.

Seo Niall, aig Uibhist Sheasmhach, a' bruidhinn mu na planaichean a th' ann airson Steisean Radio ann an Uibhist.

Will Lamb talks about his new edition of Keith Norman Macdonald's book on the vocal dance music of the Scottish Gaels - at the launch in Daliburgh, South Uist, during the Ceolas summer school.

Lena Carter talks about the work of the group, from Shakespeare to Pantomime - and makes Three Wishes...