BBC Radio Scotland (128k)

Tune into the unmistakable voice of the Highlands with BBC Radio Scotland – where the pulse of Scottish life meets a world-class broadcasting legacy. More than just a radio station, this is your lifeline to everything that matters north of the border: from breaking news in Edinburgh to live football commentary that’ll have you gripping your armchair.

Right now, the 128k HD stream delivers crystal-clear audio whether you’re catching up on Nicola Sturgeon’s latest speech or tapping your foot to contemporary Celtic folk. The beauty? No subscription pop-ups or ad breaks about Irn-Bru – just hit play and let the Clyde Forth news team update you between Travis tracks and heated debates about independence referendums.

Today’s playlist seamlessly blends:

• Music that defines modern Scotland – think KT Tunstall B-sides, fresh Frightened Rabbit tracks, and unexpected deep cuts from Simple Minds
• Hard-hitting journalism with that distinctive BBC impartiality (yes, even when discussing Rangers vs. Celtic)
• Sports coverage that treats Scottish Premiership matches like Champions League finals

Unlike algorithm-driven playlists, our live FM broadcast captures Scotland’s cultural heartbeat in real-time. One minute you’re hearing a fisherman from Shetland discuss Brexit impacts, the next – an exclusive session from up-and-coming Glasgow synthwave artists. The "Today" and "Good Morning Scotland" shows provide your morning caffeine substitute with 200% more heated political analysis.

Streaming tips:

• Check our continuously updated tracklist to identify that perfect Celtic guitar riff playing now
• Bookmark for buffer-free Tartan Army football commentary during qualifiers
• Toggle between FM and this digital stream when traversing Highland mobile dead zones

This isn’t just radio – it’s 24/7 audio immersion in all things Scottish, minus the midge bites. Whether you’re a diaspora Scot craving familiar accents or a foreigner intrigued by devolution politics set to indie folk, turn up the volume where the Ceilidh never stops. Alba gu bràth!