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´óÏó´«Ã½ Scotland’s arts correspondent Pauline McLean joins Nicola to discuss the BFI's restoration of Director Murry Grigor and Cinematographer David Peat's long lost documentary film Big Banana Feet, which followed Billy Connolly at the cusp of International fame on his 1975 Irish tour, which is coming to screens this Friday before a special DVD and Blue Ray release.

Katrina Leskanich, formerly Katrina of Katrina and the Waves who the Eurovision Song Contest in 1997 with Love Shine a Light discusses her new single, a cover of Petula Clark’s I Couldn’t Live Without Your Love. She also talks to Nicola about the success of her London and Cornwall guide books fronted by her toy Poodle Peggy Lee.

And, our Tuesday Reviewers, Broadcaster and journalist Zara Janjua and critic and DJ Michelle Mangan will be jumping on the show a wee bit early today, before Tuesday Review, to chat about a couple of exciting things tonight – Olivia Rodrigo missing the MET Gala to play the Glasgow Hydro, and the first semi-final of Eurovision at 8pm tonight on ´óÏó´«Ã½ One.

On Tuesday Review Nicola, Michelle Mangan and Zara Janjua discuss ´óÏó´«Ã½ three series, I Kissed A Girl presented by Dannii Minogue who plays cupid as ten single girls are welcomed to Italy, and the newly-matched couples meet for the first time - with a kiss. It’s the UK’s first dating show for girls who like girls; Dua Lipa’s new album Radical Optimism which dropped at the weekend, and Green Wing: Resuscitated which sees the return of Channel 4’s surreal hospital comedy after 17 years - but this time, it’s an audio series.