BBC Alba Thursday

BBC Alba joins Radio nan Gàidheal, the BBC's Gaelic language radio service

Fox is fed up with Tusk always showing off he is so very tough

The Abadas go in search of today's special word before they can move into their new den

AH-AH thinks that there is talent to be found in Allt na Coille when there is a circus event taking place, but doesn't know what talents there actually are

Abney and Teal come up with a plan to save two Poc-Pocs from a storm monster

Pompon prepares a cake while the world tour continues. To keep everyone happy, Pompon throws a bit of everything into it, but sadly the taste doesn't appeal to everyone

Alec MacDonald reads Nighean Bheag Chrosta a' Chòta Dheirg, written by Julia Jarman, illustrated by Jane Cope and translated into Gaelic by Morag Stewart

There's a huge, white whale to be saved and the Neachdan believe it could be the Moby Dick. They must protect it before Dànaidh Dalma gets close

Calum Macdonald introduces a selection of his favourite facts

Dave gets sucked down the plughole in the bath and ends up adrift in a watery world, one that is full of lost bath time creatures

Dave swallows an apple pip and turns into a tree. With the help of an oak tree called Linda, he discovers the importance of looking after nature

Ramsay MacMahon escapes Glasgow and travels to Shetland on the longest day of the year, as his guide to some of the best weekends away returns

Eilidh Lewsey chats to Joy Dunlop in the studio, while Calum Maclean is in Crail in Fife meeting the poet Deborah Moffatt to discuss 20th-century Gaelic poets

Local, national and international news and information from BBC Alba

Anne Lundon discovers how the rich culture of Scotland's coastal waters are always evolving, and kept alive by those who live beside them

By the late 1880s, America's buffalo that once numbered in the tens of millions had been reduced to fewer than 1,000. However, the species was saved from extinction

The lifeboat crew spends a day training for a scenario involving ice, and passing poet Torquil Farquhar lends a hand

Sauna lover Vicky Kilgour embarks on a road trip up Scotland’s west coast in search of wellbeing and happiness, with friend Duncan MacDonald along for the ride

Cathy MacDonald explores the themes of George Mackay Brown's novel Greenvoe, which imagined an Orkney island community threatened by a mysterious defence project

Ùisdean MacLeod and Roddy Munro prepare a picnic for a trip to Harris, throwing in a raised pork pie, couscous and salmon scotch eggs made in the barn kitchen