Michael Alexander meets lifelong Dundee FC fan Chic Kennedy who celebrated his 105th birthday in Broughty Ferry last week - and reminisced about days gone by...
Michael Alexander meets the caddie manager and some of the caddies who work at St Andrews - the Home of Golf.
Michael Alexander speaks to North East Fife MP and SNP Foreign Affairs spokesperson Stephen Gethins who has just returned from a sobering visit to refugee camps in Lebanon - close to the Syrian border - where he saw at first hand how a Fife charity is supporting traumatised children.
Sam Griffiths’ memory of Dundee might be a hazy one having passed through the city during his band’s debut tour of the Highlands in 2017 while wrestling with a hangover brought on by Scotland’s “excellent” whisky.
An artist who runs her studio from the former first aid rooms at Ladybank Railway Station is exhibiting at the Society of Scottish Artists annual exhibition at the RSA Galleries, The Mound, Edinburgh.
Michael Alexander speaks to comedy actors and on-screen married couple Doon Mackichan and Jonathan Watson about the new series of BBC Scotland comedy Two Doors Down - and their connections to Dundee and Fife.
Spare Snare return to play Dundee, the first time after the release of their Steve Albini produced album 'Sounds' released on their own Chute Records last year.
Ahead of his 2019 Discovery Day lecture, Dundee University’s Professor Volker Roeben tells Michael Alexander there is ‘no alternative’ to a global solution on climate change.
Former American bounty hunter Christian Matlock has set up a not-for-profit beard, hair and skin oil business in his home town of Brechin which he hopes will “give something back” to the community.
Michael Alexander speaks to Angus-raised town planner Graeme Law who is now running the planning operation single-handedly in the Falkland Islands.
