TV Guide BBC Alba Monday

Murdo Macdonald visits Dawyck Botanic Garden near the Scottish Borders to find out why fungi is important in so many ways. Roddy Maclean talks about an autumn favourite - the bramble, and Dr Mark Newman from the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh reveals how trees reproduce

Cooking can bring back powerful memories, as Gregor MacLeod discovers in Skye when he tastes a pudding recipe passed down through generations. At home in Callanish, he makes his own home-smoked pastrami with accompanying rye rolls

Kate MacLeod travels to Heisker, west of North Uist. She learns about the history of Bonnie Prince Charlie and follows in his footsteps, visiting a place called Rossinish, and she finds out more about a real mermaid that spotted swimming and later came ashore dead at Culla Bay. She also tries some carageen, in the form of a traditional dessert

The Faodail Film Archive celebrates lost indigenous film collections from the 1930s to the 1980s in the Outer Hebrides, preserving the archive for future generations. The Cinema Sgìre Continuing mobile cinema van travels the islands, showcasing footage to local communities, making them accessible globally online, and adding rich new narratives relevant to the Gàidhealtachd for contemporary audiences

A highlight of Celtic Connections 2024. Julie Fowlis and musical guests are joined by the Binneas choir for a landmark performance at Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum