Edi Stark sits in
Edi Stark sits in for Janice Forsyth and talks to the reformed Bananarama about their new tour, plus Jo Nesbo discusses his latest novel, and actor Brian Cox talks about Russia.
Edi talks to crime writer Jo Nesbo about his new Harry Hole thriller The Thirst.
Composer Stuart McPherson has created a soundscape inspired by the migration of barnacle geese, which will form the basis of a promenade performance at Glasgow University as part of Cryptic Nights.
Choreographer Marc Brew talks about his new show Brewband - bringing together dance and gig.
Actor Brian Cox is currently on TV in his series Brian Cox's Russia - he tells Edi about his longstanding love of the country.
Edi talks to Bananarama about their upcoming tour, with the original 1979 line-up as Siobhan Fahey rejoins the group.
Plus author Ron Butlin on his new satire Billionaire's Banquet, set in Edinburgh in 1985 and 2005.
Single of the Week is Please Just Go by Fife songwriter Rachel Mcalpine.
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