Behind the scenes at the Eduardo Paolozzi & Andy Warhol exhibitions, live at Celtic Connections, and the launch of the 20th Glasgow Film Festival.

Nicola chats to folk singer, pop star and legend of stage and screen, Barbara Dickson about her latest album, My Own Adventure, and her final full-band tour across Scotland, plus composer Anna Meredith on writing Jodie Comer's latest film score.

A deep dive of director Yorgos Lanthimos' adaptation of Alasdair Gray's Poor Things, featuring interviews with screenwriter Tony McNamara, Emma Stone, Mark Ruffalo, Willem Dafoe, and Ramy Youssef. We also hear from film critic Ross Maclean and journalist and author Chitra Ramaswamy.

Peter Capaldi, Big Country, Iain De Caestecker. and Scottish Music to look out for in 2024

This week, we’re seeing off 2023, and looking ahead to a bright new year with Neil Forsyth on Bob Servant, Greg Hemphill & Robert Florence, Clare Grogan on TOTP, and Marti Pellow

Ncuti Gatwa on Doctor Who, Barbie and how Scotland shaped him. Plus Jim Kerr chats new documentary, Simple Minds: Everything Is Possible, reflecting on how a couple of kids who met in the shadow of a Glasgow tower-block made some of the most forward-looking, and exciting music of all-time.

We chat to some of the cast and creatives behind some of the country’s must see Christmas shows and the chance to hear a sneak preview of our upcoming chat with Doctor Who star Ncuti Gatwa ahead of the show’s Christmas Day special.

Val McDermid chats the latest Karen Pirie thriller, Jerry Burns on the Girl in the Wings Exhibtion, Lucy Worsley on her new TV show, and Gary Innes returns to Hoolie in the Hydro

We pay tribute to the exceptional John Byrne, who passed away aged 83. Plus BBC Radio Scotland Young Jazz Musician, Leslie Hills on her new book, and Radio 1's Big Experience.

Award-winning Glasgow based Theatre artist and filmmaker Adura Onashile on her Debut Feature Film Girl.

BAFTA Scotland winner Shirley Henderson on her award for Outstanding Contribution to Film and TV, in recognition of an incredible 30 years of screen acting,,

Composer Craig Armstrong celebrates 20 years of Love Actually with a new album which revisits, extends and expands upon the film's timeless score.

Author Jenny Colgan has written myriad episodes and stories for the series; she and TV critic-slash-superfan Paul Whitelaw delve into the Scottish Doctor Who connections.