Bobby Gillespie of Primal Scream is live; Little by Edward Carey; National Libraries Week.
We hear about Let's Inherit the Earth, Morna Pearson's comedy musical play about climate change, and a new Toulouse-Lautrec exhibition at Edinburgh's National Galleries.
Founder and frontman of Primal Scream Bobby Gillespie joins Janice live on the show to talk about Give Out But Don鈥檛 Give Up 鈥� The Original Memphis Recordings
Let鈥檚 Inherit the Earth is Morna Pearson鈥檚 climate change comedy鈥� with songs. Dogstar artistic director Matthew Zajac is in the Edinburgh studio along with Scottish actor Sarah McCardie and Swedish actor Tobias Morin to talk about this wonderfully bizarre play which asks important questions such as what the destruction of the environment will do to the quality of cocktails.
Our favourite art historian Anne Ellis wants us to fall in love with Toulouse-Lautrec this week, as she tells us her impressions of the new exhibition dedicated to him at Edinburgh鈥檚 National Galleries, Toulouse-Lautrec and the Art of Celebrity, and shares why she thinks he was the original Banksy.
We hear the bizarre and wonderful story of the original Madame Tussaud from Edward Carey, who鈥檚 written an historical novel about her called Little.
Janice鈥檚 Single of the Week comes from Perth band Parliamo 鈥� it鈥檚 called All Dolled Up and comes ahead of the release of their new EP The Thrill of the Chase.
Bob Dickson reports on a ground breaking dance project which is helping people with Parkinson鈥檚 disease, and which is being extended across Scotland by Scottish Ballet and Dance Base.
It鈥檚 National Libraries week so all week on the show we shall be celebrating libraries with archive clips from 麻豆社 Radio Scotland interviews with celebrities who love libraries. Children鈥檚 author AH Proctor is in the studio to talk about leading the campaign for National Libraries week and our first archive clip comes from two Scottish authors who didn鈥檛 grow up with the luxury of books at home. Jenny Colgan and Val McDermid both saw their local libraries as something of a lifeline when they were young.
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- Mon 8 Oct 2018 14:00麻豆社 Radio Scotland