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Nicola Meighan chats to Deborah Frances White, the host of the Guilty Feminist podcast, about why the show has been such a huge success and why we are such guilty feminists.

Transport bridges play an important role in our daily lives by connecting us to different people and places. But would you choose to explore their hidden, and often forgotten, architectural elegance and structural ingenuity? Cameron Mackay went on an expedition to find out more.

Have you ever thought about the sound of your home town? Or do you have a river nearby that has a particularly pleasing rhythm? A new project by musician Paul Cheese is aiming to collect these audio postcards and create a song that represents the diversity of the sound of the UK.

Edd China has been entertaining us on TV for years, fixing up old cars and making them shiny and new again. Nicola chats to him about his love for all things with wheels and his new book Grease Junkie.

Karen MacKenzie gets a crash course in peat cutting on a recent trip to Kinlochbervie.

It’s the 30th anniversary of the Imaginate Festival, Edinburgh’s International Children’s Festival and we get a preview of what’s on offer.

And Nicola and her family went along to new Aladdin movie – we get their reaction to the retelling of this classic tale.