A look at the life of a 10-year-old Scottish island crofter who is on a special mission - to learn from her father and older crofters so that she can continue the traditional agricultural way of life

A young kid follows Belle and Sebastian out of the farm. Although they're being helpful to the young goat, Ivan the farmer thinks that they've harmed him

The Farmer has a lie-in and Bitzer is placed in charge of making sure his master's rest is uninterrupted. However, keeping the area quiet proves difficult

Calum heads to the outskirts of Glasgow to find out more about wind power

Gumbals like nothing more than rummaging for junk. As usual, there’s a lot of bickering between them and things aren’t as straightforward as all had imagined

Archive series featuring choirs and outstanding soloists. This instalment features the London Gaelic Choir

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With world-renowned Gaelic singer Cathy Anne MacPhee and friends in Dartmouth, and a sentimental journey in search of the Hebridean diaspora in the Eastern Territories, Quebec

A journey to discover how some of the best creel-caught shellfish in the world gets from the wild Hebridean seas off the west coast of Scotland and onto people's plates

Coinneach Rankin travels to Sutherland to tackle a challenge that has inspired generations of climbers, the Old Man of Stoer. Tides, weather and the support of a new partner will all need to align in order to gain the summit of this great sea-stack

Part one of two. An exploration of one of humankind's most curious and innovative minds, a man who grew up in a Tuscan village surrounded by nature, then moved to Florence, where the Renaissance was in full bloom, to apprentice as an artist and craftsman. He produced artistic works of staggering beauty, as well as detailed anatomical sketches, studies of geology, gravity and water, and designs for machines of war and flying contraptions that today are marveled at for their ingenuity and foresight

Sian perform an exclusive concert at the Barony Hall to celebrate the release of their second album. The Gaelic folk group comprises singers Eilidh Cormack, Ceitlin Lilidh and Ellen MacDonald, who are joined by an extended line-up of musicians to perform the album live as never before