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Victoria Hislop, A New International and Tuesday Review
Victoria Hislop, A New International and Tuesday Review
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Shirley Ballas, Greg McHugh, Damian Barr and Nina Toussaint White, plus Strictly recap
Strictly Come Dancing鈥檚 Head Judge Shirley Ballas talks to Janice about her memoir.
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American Singer Songwriter Loudon Wainwright III , Adrian Shergold, the director of Cordelia and Film Reviews
Loudon Wainwright III on his new album
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Mark Thomas, Andrew Cotter and The Noughties
Sports broadcaster turned dog commentator Andrew Cotter plus comedian Mark Thomas
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Roddy Doyle, guest editor Wezi Mhura and Tuesday Review
Roddy Doyle, guest editor Wezi Mhura and Tuesday Review
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The Secret Garden and Mara Menzies
Sustainable fashion and retraining in the arts
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Punk Poet Dr. John Cooper Clarke, Scottish director, Lucy Brydon and Film Reviews
'The Bard of Salford' John Cooper Clarke
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Ruby Wax and Edi Stark
Ruby Wax talks about her book "And Now For the Good News"
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David Greig, Mull Theatre and Tuesday Review
David Greig, Mull Theatre and Tuesday Review
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Ben Fogle, Andrea Baker and Russell Watson
Broadcaster and adventurer Ben Fogle on his book Inspire.
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Soulful singer-songwriter Leah Weller British director Rose Glass Actor Tilda Cobham-Hervey and Film Reviews
Soulful singer-songwriter Leah Weller.
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Susie Dent and Barbara Dickson
Susie Dent from Countdown will be telling Grant about her new book Word Perfect
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Denise Mina, Skunk Anansie and Tuesday Review
Denise Mina, Skunk Anansie and Tuesday Review
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Jeremy Vine, Booker prize winner John Banville and director Roger Michell
Booker prize winner John Banville, Jeremy Vine and new show Though This Be Online Madness.
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Ian Rankin, film reviews, and Black History Month
Grant Stott talks to Ian Rankin, and Jess Brough from Fringe of Colour
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Ged Grimes from Simple Minds; Glasvegas live music; Brain Tumour Research
Glasvegas perform live music and Ged Grimes from Simple Minds discusses his new EP.
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Robert Macfarlane and Jackie Morris, plus Melissa Johns on new series Life
Robert Macfarlane and Jackie Morris tell Janice about their new book The Lost Spells.
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New Keeley Hawes drama Honour, author Gavin Francis, poet Stuart Paterson, plus live music from Lucia and the Best Boys
Screenwriter Gwyneth Hughes discusses scripting new drama Honour, starring Keeley Hawes.
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British Director Marc Munden, Scottish Actor Conor Berry and Film Reviews
Director Marc Munden on the ground-breaking new series, The Third Day
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Ruth Jones and John Sessions
Ruth Jones talks to Grant Stott about her new book Us Three
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Jill Bryson and Tuesday Review
Janice speaks to Jill Bryson of Strawberry Switchblade fame, about her visual art.
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Bloody Scotland prize-winning authors, Cathy Rentzenbrink, and World Alzheimer's Day
The Bloody Scotland literary prize-winners join Janice, plus author Cathy Rentzenbrink.
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British Director Sarah Gavron, Author Jonathan Melville and Film Reviews
Author Jonathan Melville discusses his new book on the making of Highlander.
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Tony Hadley and Suzanne Vega
Tony Hadley talks to Grant about his new podcast Stars Cars Guitars
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Max Brooks, Ghosts and Tuesday Review
Max Brooks on his new book Devolution and Janice hears from the cast of TV sitcom Ghosts.
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AL Kennedy, Bill & Ted and Cobra Kai
UB40, Denouement at the Traverse Theatre and Andrew James Greig's new book Whirligig
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Maggie O'Farrell and Jason Watkins
Directors Sally Potter and Adam Morse will be talking about their new films
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Mark Bonnar and Mima Merrow
Grant Stott hears from Nadine Aisha Jassat and Hannah Lavery
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Tuesday Review and All Creatures Great and Small
All Creatures Great and Small, Aberdeen Art Gallery and Tuesday Review
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Sir Christopher Hampton on The Singapore Grip, review of Three Kings, starring Andrew Scott, and Inside the Zoo
Oscar-winning screenwriter Sir Christopher Hampton discusses new drama The Singapore Grip.
