AfternoonsThe Arts MixEpisodes Episode guide
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02/04/2026
Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.
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01/04/2026
Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.
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31/03/2026
Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.
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30/03/2026
Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.
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26/03/2026
Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.
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Len Pennie and Anna Welander discover listener content from BBC Upload.
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24/03/2026
Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.
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23/03/2026
Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.
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19/03/2026
Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.
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18/03/2026
Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.
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17/03/2026
Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.
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16/03/2026
Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.
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A Woman of Substance screenwriter Katherine Jakeways, Edinburgh Royal Choral Union, author Dorothy Koomson
A Woman of Substance screenwriter Katherine Jakeways talks about her new adaptation.
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Dame Evelyn Glennie in conversation, and the launch of the Glasgow International Comedy Festival.
The Glasgow International Comedy Festival's director, Krista MacDonald, joins Len Pennie.
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Matilda the Musical, StAnza poetry festival and Wild Song Film Fest
Len Pennie explores Matilda the Musical, StAnza poetry festival and Wild Song Film Fest.
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Academy Award winner Steven Price on Ocean with David Attenborough, Kohla's new single, and Turner & Constable.
Academy Award-winning composer Steven Price and Bafta award-winning filmmaker Phil Grabsky
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National Theatre of Scotland 20th anniversary, World Book Day, Frightfest
National Theatre of Scotland's celebrations to mark its 20th anniversary this year,
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Ralf Little on The Spy Who Came in from the Cold, Maggie's: Architecture that Cares exhibition at V&A Dundee, Scots the Musical
Ralf Little talks about taking to the stage for The Spy Who Came in from the Cold.
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The Capture series 3, Medusa, The Trials
Creator Ben Chanan discusses the new series of BBC One's The Capture.
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David Harewood, Deborah Masson and Copper Lungs
Len Pennie hears from author Deborah Masson, actor David Harewood and band Copper Lungs
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One Day: The Musical, Retro Reels exhibition and a new season of A Play, A Pie and A Pint
Len Pennie chats to composing duo JOHNNYSWIM, creators of songs for One Day: The Musical.
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Len Pennie and Anna Welander discover listener content from BBC Upload.
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Everybody to Kenmure Street, Carnegie Medal longlisters, Medea
Felipe Bustos Sierra on his new documentary, the Glasgow-set Everybody to Kenmure Street.
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Scottish Opera's Office Party, No Joke by In Cahootz, and Edinburgh singer-songwriter Ruby Celeste
Len Pennie talks to award-winning playwright Linda Duncan McLaughlin about In Cahootz.
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Shetland author Ann Cleeves; director Morgan Neville and Small Prophets animators Ainslie Henderson and Will Anderson
Award-winning author Ann Cleeves; Emmy-winning documentary maker Morgan Neville.
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Matthew Kelly and George Costigan on performing Waiting for Godot at the Citizens Theatre in Glasgow.
George Costigan and Matthew Kelly talk to Len Pennie about performing Waiting for Godot.
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Death on the Nile, Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Watercolour exhibition, debut novel A Bad, Bad Place
Holby City actor Bob Barrett talks about Death on the Nile, which is touring Scotland.
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Bart Layton, director of Crime 101, talks to Len about his film starring Halle Berry, Mark Ruffalo and Chris Hemsworth.
Len Pennie is in conversation with Bart Layton, the director of Crime 101.
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Lyceum at Home, Beacon Book Festival, and St Joan play
Director Stewart Laing on his contemporary take on a classic play about Joan of Arc
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Robin Smith on reimagining Tubular Bells, Libby Walker on Landscape Artist of the Year, and Gill Robertson on Catherine Wheels.
Glasgow artist Libby Walker discusses competing in Sky Arts Landscape Artist of the Year.


