TV Guide BBC Alba

The story of blind golfers who play for Scotland, and the fortunes of European Tour player Laura Murray as she completes more of her training. Pro Keir McNicoll shows how to play the signature sixth hole at Carnoustie, which was renamed Hogans Alley after Ben Hogan's famous win in 1953. Plus, professional coach Keil Beveridge demonstrates his weekly top playing tip

Rain has influenced our cultures and traditions since time began. Scientists study it, communities pray for it and governments try to control it. But what is rain and why is it more important now than ever? Anne Lundon presents this revealing new series exploring the science and stories behind this life-giving force

Following a year in the life of student and Gaelic learner Loretta Crinall, as she leaves her home in Glasgow and makes her way to the largest city in South America, Sao Paulo, as part of her languages degree. Having recently left her career as a drag performer, Loretta is now embarking on a journey to an unknown country with all the challenges that come with it. As a minority language scholar and activist, this trip gives her the opportunity to conduct in-depth research on the region’s indigenous people. On the Jaragua Mountain, on the outskirts of Sao Paulo, she meets the Guarani people who have lived there for centuries. In a conversation with Anthony Kara’i Poty, Loretta hears how the Guarani have fought to defend their way of life against violence and ignorance. This journey also gives Loretta the opportunity to look back on her life growing up as a black, trans woman, and the impact that has had on her, both personally and politically

Rianne Downey performs an acoustic session. From her busking days on the streets of Glasgow to performing with Paul Heaton on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury, the acclaimed Scottish singer-songwriter has enjoyed a meteoric rise for her music which blends indie, country and pop. Presented by Fiona MacKenzie and Niall Iain Macdonald