A fascinating selection of archive programmes celebrating Scotland's past.
Jimmie Macgregor recalls some of his most memorable global journeys for the BBC which include travelling to the Arctic Circle, The Ulster Way and the Sierra Nevada mountain range.
DetailsA selection of documentaries and interviews telling stories from Scotland's past.
DetailsAn entertaining and enlightening celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsTo mark the 250th anniversary of Robert Burns, the History Zone delves into the BBC Radio Scotland archive to bring you Burns the Brand, the Jean Armour Supper and others.
DetailsPat Kane introduces a series of programmes examining the history of money, featuring Sir Tom Hunter's profile of entrepreneur and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie.
DetailsEuan McIlwraith presents an Autumnwatch special exploring Scotland's natural history, including programmes about ospreys, midgies, sharks and puffins.
DetailsJimmie McGregor revisits some of his epic journeys around Scotland, Ireland and Canada.
DetailsA celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from top talent presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsAn entertaining and enlightening celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsDelve into the history of Scottish waters, from buildings on the shores of Loch Lomond to the mysterious mine lying underneath the Firth of Forth and Loch Tay's underwater forest.
DetailsA selection of documentaries and interviews telling stories from Scotland's past.
DetailsJonathan Sutherland introduces a selection of programmes on a sporting theme.
DetailsAn entertaining and enlightening celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from top presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsA celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from top talent presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsJamie McIvor introduces a collection of archive programmes on Royal History, featuring Mary Queen of Scots, Robert the Bruce, Malcolm III, Queen Victoria, Edward VIII and the Queen.
DetailsAn entertaining and enlightening celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsAn entertaining and enlightening celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsA celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from top talent presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsAn entertaining and enlightening celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsMark Stephen presents a series of stories from the winter months including memories of the Asian Tsumani in 2004, the Lockerbie Disaster in 1988 and the Christmas Truce of 1914.
DetailsMyths in the Midst, Underground Lives, Calgacus and Macbeth are just a few of the gems on offer in a Zone exploring the tumultuous history of the Scottish highlands.
DetailsAn entertaining and enlightening celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsAn entertaining and enlightening celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsAn entertaining and enlightening celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsPaul English introduces a series of programmes celebrating Scotland's love of the beautiful game, featuring Celtic's 1967 European Cup Final triumph, and profiles of R.S McColl and Jock Stein.
DetailsJanice Forsyth introduces a selection of archive programmes celebrating the rich tapestry of her own home town - Glasgow.
DetailsMark Stephen presents a History Zone dedicated to Aberdeen and the North-East of Scotland featuring programmes on Tea Barons, Bodysnatchers, Opera Singers and the discovery of Oil.
DetailsCameron Stout introduces a selection of programmes on a religious theme, including Courage Brothers, God's Craftsmen and The Shared Table.
DetailsAn entertaining and enlightening celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsBill Whiteford is in central Scotland for an adventure from the Forth in the East to the Clyde in the West.
DetailsAn entertaining and enlightening celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsTom Morton celebrates Scotland's island history, recalling Shetland's tragic Gloup Disaster, listening to the songs of Canna and retracing a journey from Brodick to Vladivostock.
DetailsLouise Yeoman introduces us to some of Scotland's finest historical figures including Bonnie Prince Charlie, John Logie Baird, Margaret Sinclair, Andrew Carnegie and Nessie.
DetailsA selection of historical features and documentaries marking the festive season.
DetailsAn entertaining and enlightening celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsAn entertaining and enlightening celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsA selection of historical features and documentaries to mark the festive season.
DetailsPat Kane introduces a series of programmes examining the history of money, featuring Sir Tom Hunter's profile of entrepreneur and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie.
DetailsA celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from top talent presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsVeteran broadcaster Jimmie MacGregor introduces a selection of travel programmes from his rich Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsAn entertaining and enlightening celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsNeil Oliver presents highlights from Radio Scotland history programmes including Walks Through History, What You Didn't Learn in School and Hooked on History.
DetailsNeil Oliver presents highlights from Radio Scotland history programmes including Walks Through History, What You Didn't Learn in School and Hooked on History.
DetailsCameron Stout introduces programmes on a religious theme, featuring a look at Scottish hymn-writing and profiles of God's Crafstmen Sir Christopher Wren, John Donne, Caravaggio and JS Bach.
DetailsDavid Stenhouse introduces a Zone exploring historical stories from some of America's great cities and towns such as New York, Boston, Wichita, Chicago, Altamont and New Orleans.
DetailsTo mark the 250th anniversary of Robert Burns, the History Zone delves into the BBC Radio Scotland archive to bring you Burns the Brand, the Jean Armour Supper and others.
DetailsAn entertaining and enlightening celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsA celebration of Scotland's history, including new insights from top talent presenters and fascinating features from the Radio Scotland archive.
DetailsTo coincide with Radio Scotland's Under the Influence Season, Gary Robertson introduces programmes exploring the history of wine, whisky, beer, sherry, port and even Buckfast.
DetailsGary Robertson introduces the best of all the great history programmes broadcast over the past year including The Dundee Ripper, Walking Through History, A House With A Past and poems by Robert Burns.
DetailsBilly Kay presents a selection of his own programmes tracing the Scottish diaspora in Scandinavia and America's Deep South.
DetailsBilly Kay presents a selection of his own programmes tracing the Scottish diaspora in Scandinavia and America's Deep South.
DetailsTales of the Scots diaspora around the world. Billy Kay finds Scots playing football, carrying out missionary work, composing music and fighting wars all around the globe.
DetailsWriter and broadcaster Billy Kay mines the Radio Scotland archive to revisit his series exploring Scotland's Black History and another profiling Don Roberto - Robert Bentine Cunningham Graham.
DetailsIn 'The Scottish Mission', Billy brings us great stories from Scots in China, and tells the story of the woman dubbed Scotland's Shindler, Jane Haining.
DetailsIn 'The Scottish Mission', Billy brings us great stories from Scots in China, and tells the story of the woman dubbed Scotland's Shindler, Jane Haining.
DetailsBrian Taylor introduces a selection of biographical documentaries as contemporary Scots make a pilgrimage in the footsteps of their Scottish heroes and heroines.
DetailsFrom lifeboats to canoes, paddle steamers to submarines, Euan McIlwraith introduces some fascinating historical documentaries about boats and the people who sail them.
DetailsTales of the fur trade, the whalers, the Gold Rush, World War 2, child emigration and the longest street in the world underline the historical links between Scotland and Canada.
DetailsMark Stephen introduces a fascinating selection of programmes charting the precarious history of the shipbuilding industry on Glasgow's river Clyde.
DetailsMark Stephen introduces a fascinating selection of programmes charting the precarious history of the shipbuilding industry on Glasgow's river Clyde.
DetailsColin Blane takes a look back at some of the major Eastern European events of the twentieth century, as seen through the eyes of Scottish men and women.
DetailsAs the global arts community sets their sights on Edinburgh, Scott Wilson introduces programmes celebrating the rich history of Scotland's capital city.
DetailsAs part of Radio Scotland's 30 Days in Europe Season, the History Zone presents a celebration of European history from France, Italy, Romania, Poland, Germany and Norway.
DetailsBill Whiteford is in central Scotland for an adventure from the Forth in the East to the Clyde in the West.
DetailsJanice Forsyth introduces a celebration of her own home town - Glasgow. Includes memories of Pope John Paul II's visit, comedy in the Clydeside shipyards and a study of life in Shettleston.
DetailsWith St Andrews hosting the 2010 Open Championship, Fred MacAulay introduces a selection of programmes about the history of the game.
DetailsLouise Yeoman introduces us to some of Scotland's finest historical figures including Bonnie Prince Charlie, John Logie Baird, Margaret Sinclair, Andrew Carnegie and Nessie.
DetailsLouise Yeoman introduces programmes about the Scottish Highlands. Meet the real MacBeth, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Hector the Hero and those who claim to have seen the elusive Loch Ness Monster.
DetailsJamie McIvor presents a seasonal collection of programmes revisiting memorable summer events, such as the death of Princess Diana in 1997 and Martin Luther King's 'I have a dream' speech in 1963.
DetailsAs Delhi plays host to the Commonwealth Games, William Dalrymple explores India's incredible history, featuring Mark Tully, Navdip Dhariwal and Sarfraz Manzoor.
DetailsJimmie Macgregor revisits his various travels through the West of Scotland, including a trek along the West Highland Way and various journeys around the Clyde Estuary.
DetailsJamie McIvor presents a History Zone dedicated to Scotland's lochs and estuaries, featuring visits to Loch Tay, Loch Ness, Loch Lomond and the Firths of Forth, Clyde and Moray.
DetailsPat Kane introduces a series of programmes examining the history of money, featuring Sir Tom Hunter's profile of entrepreneur and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie.
DetailsJanice Forsyth blasts off into the Radio Scotland archive to bring you a selection of moon-themed programmes.
DetailsJanice Forsyth blasts off into the Radio Scotland archive to bring you a selection of moon-themed programmes.
DetailsHistorian and broadcaster Billy Kay introduces a selection of programmes from his back catalogue of documentaries celebrating life in Scotland.
DetailsMark Stephen explores the history of Scotland's road and bridge network including the Forth Road Bridge, Skye Bridge, Kessock Bridge, M8 and A9 plus a profile of Thomas Telford.
DetailsLanarkshire Lithuanians, Ayrshire Spaniards, Cambuslang Italians, Gorbals Irish and Glasgow Jews share their stories in the 1980's oral history series Odyssey. Introduced by Billy Kay.
DetailsCameron Stout introduces programmes exploring Scotland's religious history, including memories of Pope John Paul II's visit to Glasgow's Bellahouston Park in 1982.
DetailsLiz Lochhead introduces a celebration of the 250th anniversary of the birth of Scotland’s national bard.
DetailsLiz Lochhead introduces a celebration of the 250th anniversary of the birth of Scotland’s national bard.
DetailsRobbie Shepherd enjoys a tour of the Castle of Mey. Mark Stephen makes his way into Rothesay Castle and Edi Stark follows the Dobson Family as they restore Duncraig Castle to its former glory.
DetailsRobbie Shepherd enjoys a tour of the Castle of Mey. Mark Stephen makes his way into Rothesay Castle and Edi Stark follows the Dobson Family as they restore Duncraig Castle to its former glory.
DetailsAs part of BBC Scotland's Landscape season, Iain Stewart introduces a selection of programmes exploring our rich and varied natural habitat.
DetailsA historical tour of Scotland's West Coast from Lewis to Whithorn in the company of Mark Stephen and his many guests on Past Lives.
DetailsRich Preston introduces an education special. Bill Whiteford explores the ever-changing world of Scottish secondary schools, from the post-war period to the present day.
DetailsRich Preston introduces an education special. Bill Whiteford explores the ever-changing world of Scottish secondary schools, from the post-war period to the present day.
DetailsHistorian and broadcaster Billy Kay introduces a selection of programmes from his back catalogue of documentaries celebrating life in Scotland.
DetailsBilly Kay explores social history of the Clydebank blitz, booth boxers, conchies, poachers and bothy lads.
DetailsBilly Kay introduces a fascinating selection of social history programmes including stories from Kintyre, Nairn, Lossiemouth, Shetland, Barra, St Kilda and Knoydart.
DetailsColin Blane introduces programmes exploring the colourful history of South Africa, host nation of the 2010 World Cup.
DetailsLouise Yeoman marks the 450th anniversary of The Scottish Reformation. Andrew Brown explores the legacy of Calvin. Jack Regan profiles John Mair, the Scottish logician who instructed Calvin in Paris.
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