BBC Alba TV Guide — Saturday, 18 July 2026

Cathy Ann MacPhee presents music and chat with guest Julie Fowlis

Islay-born artist Heather Dewar travels to South Uist, where she meets Liam Crouse. Liam hails from the east coast of America but came to Scotland in his late teens to study

Duncan Chisholm performs at the Trad Awards '15

Niamh and Kait try out mindfulness in Skye. In Gaelic

Iagan MacNeil crosses the beautiful Monteviot Suspension Bridge, finds out about the Border Reivers and the Rough Wooing at Cessford Castle. He visits Morebattle, walks through the snowy hills of Grubbit Law and Wideopen Hill - the highest point of the route - and finds out about Kirk Yetholm's history with the gypsy community in Scotland

Peter MacQueen still has a lot of planting to get done in Glasgow, and gets to work on a hanging basket full of vibrant flowers and shows off his new garden ornament

Sauna lover Vicky Kilgour embarks on a road trip up Scotland's west coast in search of well-being and happiness, with friend Duncan MacDonald along for the ride. In this episode, Duncan takes the reins to show Vicky all the adventure and happiness the Isle of Skye, his homeland, has to offer. With adventure and relaxation in store, he takes her kayaking, gorge walking as well as a spot of reiki

A special concert at Celtic Connections celebrating 25 years of new Gaelic songs, presented by Joy Dunlop. Building on BBC Radio nan Gàidheal's Òran Ùr project that showcased Gaelic songs written since the turn of the century, the concert is curated by Gillebride MacMillan and features performances from stars of Gaelic singing and contemporary songwriting as well as various surprise guests

A 2024 concert to celebrate 25 years of Scottish band Skipinnish, recorded at Edinburgh Castle in front of thousands of fans. The event includes the music that made the band famous and features interviews with members Angus MacPhail and Andrew Stevenson. Narrated by Megan NicGill-Fhaolain

Part one of two. In the 1930s, Gottfried von Cramm became a tennis star. However, with the Nazis' rise, his aristocratic roots, Jewish wife, and hidden homosexuality draw the Gestapo's attention. Amid growing peril, he risked everything to remain true to himself. This documentary explores his life, highlighting his courage, integrity and humanitarian efforts amid great adversity