Heriot-Watt University's academics and senior leaders on how their work is changing the world. Hosted by the university's chief scientist Professor Tadhg O’Donovan. Listen.

Patrick Kielty on Ireland's 1994. Patrick and producer Ruth Sanderson on how 1994 was an extraordinary faultline in Irish life, for Radio 4's Archive on 4. Listen on BBC Sounds.

Cat Carter came to Bespoken for support to launch a podcast to help build her EQUK social enterprise. Listen to the series here.

Beyond Boundaries connects school-leavers with the university's inspiring and insightful teaching staff, to encourage them to apply to Aberdeen. Listen here.

Celebrating 60 years of the Scottish Wildlife Trust. Hosts Ed and Rachel explore the stories of the Trust’s past, present and future, travelling the length and breadth of Scotland. Listen here.

Ethnically-Korean refugees fleeing war in Ukraine. Produced by Amanda Hargreaves for the BBC World Service, presented by So Jeong Lee

If you can walk on fire, you are brave enough to do anything, right? www.podfollow.com/brave

Five of the world’s top female climbers are thrown into a race to be first to climb all of the world's 14 highest mountains. For the BBC World Service - listen here.

How a community bought their island. Listen in full at the Scottish Wildlife Trust.

For the BBC World Service, Maddy Savage on how Sweden has become Europe's gun crime hotspot.