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Afternoons The Arts Mix Episodes

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  1. 16/01/2025

    Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.

  2. 15/01/2025

    Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.

  3. 14/01/2025

    Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.

  4. 13/01/2025

    Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.

  5. 09/01/2025

    Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.

  6. 08/01/2025

    Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.

  7. 07/01/2025

    Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.

  8. 06/01/2025

    Len Pennie on what's happening in the arts and culture scene across Scotland.

  9. Street artist Shona Hardie, singer Amy Papiransky, and photography curator Louise Pearson

    Len Pennie is joined by a street artist, a singer, and a curator of photography.

  10. Seeing out the year with Nati, Gary Innes and Seonaid Aitken

    Len Pennie is joined by Nati, Gary Innes and Seonaid Aitken to mark the end of 2024.

  11. Book, film and podcast highlights of 2024

    Len and her guests pick out some cultural highlights from the past 12 months.

  12. Celebrating Christmas with comedian Susan Morrison

    Len is joined by comedian Susan Morrison for a cultural Christmas chinwag.

  13. Phil Cunningham and John McCusker

    Phil Cunningham and John McCusker discuss Phil Cunningham's Christmas Songbook.

  14. Composer Debbie Wiseman and musician Ricky Ross.

    Musician Ricky Ross on a new play with Glasgow Citizens Theatre, Small Acts of Love.

  15. Brian O'Sullivan, Karen McIver, Mother Goose at Ayr Gaiety

    Brian James O'Sullivan aka Brido Hingwy on his upcoming Frank & Janice comedy shows.

  16. A behind-the-scenes Panto special!

    Chris Stuart Wilson, Emily Robertson and Fraser Lappin on behind the scenes of a Panto

  17. Paula Hawkins, Jonathan Whitelaw

    Best-selling author of The Girl on the Train, Paula Hawkins.

  18. Ely Percy, Eunice Olumide and The Pictish Trail

    Len Pennie talks to writer Ely Percy and model and filmmaker Eunice Olumide.

  19. Alan Bennett 90 Years On, The Nutcracker, In a Place of Darkness

    Award-winning director Adam Low discusses his film marking Alan Bennett's 90th year.

  20. Grand Theft Hamlet, Siobhan Wilson and Trouble in Spiritland

    Len Pennie hears about new documentary Grand Theft Hamlet.

  21. New Makar Peter Mackay, Heidi Talbot and Boo Hewerdine

    Scotland's new Makar Peter Mackay on how he intends to shape the role.

  22. Oor Wullie the Musical, Bee Asha and Michael Pedersen

    Len Pennie talks to musician Bee Asha, poet Michael Pedersen, and actor Kyle Gardiner.

  23. Jen Stout, Hans K Clausen, C Duncan

    Fair Isle-born journalist Jen Stout on her Saltire Award-winning book Night Train to Odesa

  24. Saltire winner Laura Cumming, singer Scott C Park, and travel writer Dan Richards

    Len Pennie talks to Laura Cumming, winner of this year's Saltire Book of the Year Award.

  25. Sculptor Steve Dilworth, singer and field recordist Alice Boyd and Inge Thomson singer and multi-instrumentalist

    Sculptor Steve Dilworth, musicians and singers Alice Boyd and Inge Thomson.

  26. Hannah Lavery's Unwritten Woman; Treasure Island at The Royal Lyceum.

    Len Pennie talks to poet Hannah Lavery about her show Unwritten Woman.

  27. Anne of Green Gables, Moana 2, and author Sophie Cameron

    Len Pennie hears about the making of the new Moana film.

  28. New film Joy, and singer Zoe Graham

    Len Pennie talks to Glasgow singer Zoe Graham and jazz guitarist Timmy Allan.

  29. Poet Jackie Kay and Concrete Dreams: The Rise & Fall of Cumbernauld Town Centre

    Poet and former Makar Jackie Kay discusses her shortlisting for the Saltire Awards.

  30. Kathleen Jamie, Rachelle Atalla and Simon Stephenson

    Len Pennie with poet Kathleen Jamie, novelist Rachelle Atalla and writer Simon Stephenson.

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