The Afternoon Show Podcast Episodes Episode guide
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What do Dundonians think about the V&A?
Ahead of the V&A opening, reporter Cameron Mackay speaks to locals in Dundee.
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Wet Wet Wet's Kevin Simm and Tommy Cunningham
Janice hears about the band's forthcoming album and tour, called The Journey.
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Wet Wet Wet
Tommy Cunningham and Kevin Simm
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Wendy Lloyd and Nigel Floyd review the groundbreaking film Bar Bahar (In Between)
Described as a sort of "Sex and the City" for Israeli-Palestinian women in Tel Aviv.
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Wednesday Profile: author Louis de Bernieres
Author Louis de Bernieres discusses his new novel The Dust that Falls from Dreams.
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We visit the new National Centre for Children's Literature and Storytelling in Dumfries
We visit the new National Centre for Children's Literature and Storytelling in Dumfries
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We hear about the film 'Winners' set in Iran and financed, produced and written in Scotland
Aberdeen based writer and director Hassan Nazer on his latest film 'Winners'.
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We celebrate National Poetry Day with Brian Bilston, Twitter鈥檚 unofficial Poet Laureate and Performance Poet Imogen Stirling
Performance Poet Imogen Stirling and Poet Brian Bilston on making poetry accessible
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Warcraft Review
Warcraft Review
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Wallander series director Benjamin Carron on working with Kenneth Branagh
Wallander series director Benjamin Carron on working with Kenneth Branagh
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Waiting For Godot
Actors Brian Cox and Bill Paterson talk about appearing in Waiting For Godot.
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Vox Liminis
Grant Stott hears about a project where former prisoners and songwriters work together.
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Visual artist Katie Paterson tells Nicola Meighan about her exhibition Requiem - the story of the birth & life of our planet
Visual artist Katie Paterson tells Nicola Meighan about her new exhibition Requiem
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Violinist Nicola Benedetti tells Janice Forsyth about taking over as Edinburgh International Festival Artistic Director
Edinburgh International Festival Artistic Director Nicola Benedetti joins Janice Forsyth
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Victor Frankenstein Review
Victor Frankenstein Review
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Veteran journalist and editor, Alan Cochrane talks to Anne Ellis about his favourite work of art at the McManus in Dundee
Janice Forsyth鈥檚 pick of key events in Scottish cultural life.
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Vashti Bunyan, singer, songwriter, musician and artist discusses her new memoir Wayward.
Vashti Bunyan on being a 60s pop singer and her lost 1970 album Just Another Diamond Day.
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Valerie June, Tennessee-based singer songwriter, discusses her new album
The Moon and Stars: Prescriptions For Dreamers has been gathering acclaim from critics.
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Under Milkwood Review
Under Milkwood Review
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Uncovering untold Scottish stories from history in James IV: Queen of the Fight
The Rona Munro play follows two black Moorish women in the royal courts of 1504
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Una Mannion on her debut novel A Crooked Tree
A mum driving home reaches the end of her tether with her bickering children and snaps.
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Una Healy in Session
Una Healy in Session
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Ukrainian President Zelensky's TV comedy Servant of the People discussed by Nicola Meighan, Stuart Cosgrove and Jane Graham
President Zelensky's comedy Servant of the People is discussed in light of current events
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Two of the world's greatest classical voices, Aled Jones and Russell Watson tell Janice about their Christmas album and tour.
The new album Christmas with Aled and Russell is out now.
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TV to look forward to in 2021
Scott Bryan, tv critic, talks Janice through the treats in store in the next few weeks.
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TV critic Scott Bryan ponders on the popularity of Gogglebox with Nicola Meighan ahead of the new series starting on Channel 4
TV critic Scott Bryan ponders on the popularity of Gogglebox with Nicola Meighan
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TV and musical stars Lesley Joseph and Sandra Marvin talk to Janice Forsyth about their roles in Sister Act the Musical
Lesley Joseph and Sandra Marvin talk to Janice Forsyth about Sister Act the Musical
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Tuesday Review: Who Is America?, David Sedaris and Rip It Up
Graeme Virtue, Natasha Raskin Sharp & Gerry Hassan join Edi Stark for the Tuesday Review.
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Tuesday Review: RuPaul's Drag Race
Janice and Doug Johnstone, Jan Patience and Andrea McKinnon review RuPaul's Drag Race.
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Tuesday Review - Nothing Like a Dame
Neil Cooper, Hannah McGill and Jenny Niven join Janice to review Nothing Like A Dame
