Sunday

Long before the mid 80's successes of top HI NRG producers like Ian Levine and Stock Aiken, Waterman, Bill & the late Ray Grainger had over a decade earlier become top names on the Scottish HI NRG Scene playing in famed clubs like Fire Island.

Along with seventies British Northern Soul and the youth cult of the British sixties Mod movement all meaning so many things to so many people and still with us today. 60's & 70's UK Club & Soul, R&B & Northern Soul A HANDBAGS IN THE ROUND PRODUCTION  

Big Fat Party Anthems Is The Richest, Danciest, Most Rhythmic Programme On Community Radio Across The Uk End To End Music, And A Breathless Bangin’ Beat Make This A Non-Stop Supercharged High Energy Batter Through The Late Night Hours. With Feature Tracks From British And Euro Dance And Old Skool, And With The Famous Megamixes, Remixes & Mash-ups, You’d Have To Be Brain Dead Not To Be Moved By This Beat. Experience The Phenomenon That Is Big Fat Party Anthems. Music Will Never Be Quite The Same Again.

Introduced by Charles Fletcher. From Holyrood the seat of the Scottish Government from where Charles Fletcher introduces First Minister’s Questions and reviews the past week in Scottish politics.

Liven up your drive time with Victor. The perfect mix of good tunes, local topics and entertaining guests.

2 hours of weekend music from the last 50 years. A bit of everythihg in there - americana, R&R, folk, blues. and more. The programme is aimed at all generations and features new and established artists. Classic tracks and albums from vinyl too.

Stewart with a mix of Country music from the Celtic lands plus the Country music gig guide for Scotland. Stewart Fenwick has been broadcasting for 40 years, firstly on his school station, "Radio Lornshill", then on Radio Airthrey at Stirling University, where he ended an eight-year run in 1988 with a 24-hour broadcast. He went on to present "Country Gold" on Central FM in Scotland for 15 years, as well as writing for Country Music & Dance In Scotland, and Country Music & More.  

Bob Leslie is a Glasgow-based singer-songwriter with roots in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Orkney. After decades working with rock/blues bands, he returned to the folk music of his younger days and now performs and writes in traditional styles. This involved a lot of research - the results of which he now shares with listeners every Sunday on Transatlantic Conversations!

After celebrating his 100th show Mike is still celebrating the fact that “The Mike Ritchie On Sunday Show” secured a runners-up slot – behind the BBC’s legendary Bob Harris, no less – for Best Radio Show in the influential Americana-UK website readers’ http://americana-uk.com/americana-uks-readers-poll-2016-the-results

Sammys’s Pop Pourri live every Sunday.Included in Sammy's live show will be his 2 from 1 (2 songs from one artist), the ODD ONE OUT, Listeners List (listeners favourite tunes!)

It does what it says on the tin.

FOLKAL POINT – musical alternatives sans frontieres from folk to rock with myriad cute other stuff slipped in along the way – offers innovative artistry to discerning listeners around the world. This innovative radio programme’s stripped-down format, quixotic, informed, an unbiased spotlight on originality and creativity, steadfastly spurns here-today-gone-tomorrow fads, and just as resolutely ignores trivia. More than four decades since first airing on nascent Radio Clyde, this well-regarded, now widely syndicated two-hour weekly programme is still curated and presented globally by its self-effacing Scottish creator *. Always thoughtful, often quirky, sometimes provocative, enigmatic even, yet always fiercely resistant to barriers and contrived labels, Folkal Point remains laid back, arguably a tad eccentric but above all still a joyously maverick celebration for all on this fragile blue planet who value the glorious confluence of meaningful words and music in their lives.