TV Guide BBC Alba Friday

Ramsay MacMahon travels to North Ayrshire for a weekend of fun and fascinating history. Starting in Dunbar, he learns about the humble beginnings of environmentalist and founding father of America's national parks movement John Muir, who was born here. Ramsay cycles along part of the John Muir Way, though it's not long before the bike is swapped for a wetsuit and Ramsay gets a wakeboarding lesson. Reaching North Berwick, Ramsay finally gets up close to the famous East Lothian landmark that has been following him since he arrived - the Bass Rock

Peter MacQueen faces one of his biggest challenges - setting up his very own croft. He travels across Scotland to meet every kind of crofter, and their animals, from those who have been crofting all their lives to people who are diversifying. Peter starts his journey in Lewis where he is helping his brother-in-law at one of the busiest times of year - lambing season. After a busy day of births, feeding and doing health check-ups, he then visits a crofter who runs tours with a herd of alpacas. Back in Oban, he seeks advice from the chief executive of the Scottish Crofting Federation and starts to build up his local crofting community, visiting a friend in Taynuilt with a croft full of flowers

Women's football in Scotland, as seen through the eyes of players, fans, pundits and sides including Inverness Caledonian Thistle and the WIIGA team. This documentary reveals some of the extraordinary stories within the game and how it has evolved for the players of today. With contributions from fans Mary Ann Campbell, Seona McClintock and sportswriter Alex O'Henley, Glasgow City FC founders Laura Montgomery and Carol Anne Stewart and SWPL chief Fiona McIntyre. Narrated by Carrie MacNeil

In order to to preserve Romanian wildlife, a 150km passage was created in 2010 - the Zarand corridor. For bears, this gateway is the key of survival. Members of the Zarand association work hard as to ensure their protection, as well as the livelihood of locals and the perpetuation of their traditions

Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain Macdonald introduce racecar for an acoustic session at Belladrum 2025. Formed in 2021 by childhood friends Izzy Flower, Robin Brill and Calum Mason, the East Lothian band have released two critically acclaimed albums and are renowned for their captivating sound that blends indie, electronic and pop

Valtos and a host of musical friends, including Elephant Sessions and Project Smok, in concert at SWG3 as part of Celtic Connections 2024. Presented by Megan NicGillFhaolain