蜜芽传媒

D脿 uair a th矛de de che貌l 's de ch貌mhradh a bhios math agus be貌thail cuide ri Iain Mac 'ille Mh矛cheil, a' tighinn be貌 脿 sti霉dio a' BhBC ann an Glaschu. Airson a' chiad phr貌gram den bhliadhna 霉r, bidh Iain a' cur f脿ilte air an neach-naidheachd, an sgr矛obhaiche agus an e貌laiche sp貌rs Ailig O' Henley. Chan eil fada bho dh'fhoillsich Ailig an leabhar Rionnag Chaillte, mun chluicheadair ball-coise Calum D貌mhnallach 脿 Uibhist a Deas, a chluich airson Celtic agus Alba anns na bliadhnaichean ron D脿rna Cogadh. A bharrachd air na roghainnean ci霉il pearsanta aig Ailig, bidh mar is 脿bhaist deagh mheasgachadh de sheinneadairean is de ch貌mhlain aig Iain fh猫in, measgachadh de Americana, Folk is Country & Western, le seann 貌rain agus cuid a th' air an 霉r-chl脿radh.

For the first show of the New Year, John's guest is journalist, sports pundit and writer Alex O'Henley. It's only a few months since Alex's book Rionnag Chailte - Forgotten Star - was published, the untold story of former Celtic and Scotland footballer Malcolm MacDonald who had strong connections with South Uist. Along with Alex's choice of his four favourite songs, there will also be a variety of music on offer including Americana, Folk and Country and Western.