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Janice Forsyth talks to Scottish composer Patrick Doyle about his original score for silent Clara Bow film IT, which will be performed by Lanarkshire school children and members of the Junior Young Conservatoire of Scotland on Wednesday and Thursday in Hamilton.

Columnist and theatre critic Joyce McMillan talks about the Critics' Awards for Theatre in Scotland and discusses the latest updates on the ongoing saga involving The Arches venue in Glasgow with Janice and writer, performer and theatre maker Kieran Hurley.

American singer-songwriter and guitarist JD McPherson discusses his latest singles, album and tour.
Former Haircut 100 member Nick Heyward talks about the 80s Invasion involving Curiousity Killed the Cat and Midge Ure coming to Edinburgh next year.

We hear a report from Nick Balneaves at the Creative Place Awards which took place in Falkirk last week, and Elly Fletcher tells us What's Going On in Stornoway, which was one of the winners at the Awards.

Fine artist Kevin McGarry talks about opening an all new Art House, The Coach House Studio, which premieres its first ever exhibition 'The Photographic Show 18]52', on the 20th of June.
Janice announces her Single of the Week.

And it's Vinyl Verdict day, when listeners decide between two records for Janice to put the needle on at the end of the show - this week it's between Joni Mitchell's Big Yellow Taxi and Village Green Preservation Society by The Kinks.