Stories, music, poetry and crack from the programme that's the home of Ulster-Scots.
A Kist o Wurds returns for another series, with the usual mixture of Ulster-Scots music and conversation from all over the country.
DetailsUlster-Scots in Scarva; music outreach with Kerry Jordan; a haunted house near Dromore; and a story about St Patrick.
DetailsCounty Down children rehearse an Ulster-Scots wartime play; a poem about the coal mine that never was; and who was 'the conscience of America'?
DetailsA visit to Ballylawn Castle, ancient home of the Stewart clan; a celebration of WF Marshall; and memories of the Hirin' Fair.
DetailsWhat links a townland in north Antrim, Carrickfergus and leprosy? This week's Kist uncovers the story of a small place with a huge history. Also, is it a teacake or a crumpet?
DetailsIn a programme celebrating Robert Burns, Charlie Gillen talks to Alan Wright and John Erskine about the poetry of the Ayrshire ploughman.
DetailsHelen Mark talks to Sam Carruthers of Lisbellaw about the 'planters' of Fermanagh; while another local family discuss the importance of Ulster-Scots culture in their life.
DetailsWilson Burgess has news of a series of local stories for weans. We've a gleek at the Scots-Irish, and learn more about the songs of Robert Tannahill.
DetailsIt's Valentine's Day and Anne Morrison-Smyth hears unusual courtship stories: toothless men - and silage under the driver's seat are among the list of romantic stories!
DetailsWillie Cromie finds out about the Ulster-Scots Bible project and the Cairncastle praise service. Plus music from the Low Country Boys.
DetailsAndrew Mattison finds out more about 'The Break of Dromore', Ulster-Scots language lessons, and two weaver poets.
DetailsCharlie Gillen is in Ayrshire with the Cairncastle Ulster-Scots. Who was 'the conscience of America'? Including a poem and news of a special concert to celebrate St Patrick.
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