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This year鈥檚 Celtic Connections is underway: the entire festival has gone online this year, with specially recorded performances available to watch every night between now and the beginning of Feburary. Creative Producer Donald Shaw, and musicians Karine Polwart and Siobhan Miller give Janice a preview of tonight鈥檚 show, a Burns themed songwriters鈥� circle called Come Away In.

Between 1980 and 1995, a phone line operated in New York City called The Apology Line: a sort of confessional, which people could call up, detail their wrongdoings, and say sorry. It was run anonymously by Mr Apology, aka conceptual artist Allan Bridge, who became increasingly obsessed with his callers. Allan died in 1995, leaving an archive of over a thousand cassette tapes. His wife Marissa Bridge is launching a new podcast to tell his story 鈥� she tells Janice all about it.

The Afternoon Show Single of the Week this week is Edinburgh, by young songwriter Joshua Grant, who last summer topped the iTunes chart thanks to word-of-mouth alone.

Country music singer Ashley Campbell, the youngest daughter of the late Glenn Campbell, chats to Janice about her second album, Something Lovely.

And The Afternoon Show鈥檚 Anna Welander is back with another selection of Upload content: creative content submitted by 麻豆约拍 Radio Scotland listeners. This week, it's all around the theme of Blue Monday.