The Saturday Drop In couldn't have started without Shannon's 2am wake-up call being not up to scratch!

Guess The Year! We uncover the best singles of this year as well as big UK news stories too. Who knew that Glastonbury's first festival had 1,500 attendees?

We got to know Tom a little bit more during our show - as well as podcast exclusive questions that you might not want to know the answer too.

Beat Detective returns, it's a tricky one but that's the way we like it! And This or That will leave you looking up breeds of chickens and if they are the closest DNA relative to a dinosaur with Chickens or Dickens.

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Shannon and Tom are reunited on the Saturday Drop in, but as you'll here, Shannon didn't notice Tom was away!

Guess the year! Guess the year from the songs, TV and Film. Wii Sport, was it a game, was it a way of life? Either way, if you know what year it came out you'll win Guess the Year!

Gordy MacDonald is a Cybercrime Prevention, Incident Support and Training Officer with Police Scotland's Cyber Harm Prevention Team. With Cyber Scotland week coming up next week, Gordy is here to tell us about some basic tips to keep our data, and ourselves safe online. #CyberScotlandWeek #CantHackIt

All the links from Gordy's interview can be found at https://hhr.scot/post/CyberAwareness

With the Calcutta Cup coming up today, our This or That test Shannon's geography, can she tell a town or village is from Scotland or England?

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With Tom away, Shannon & Karen are up for this week’s show. What could possibly go wrong? The Station definitely did not blip exactly on midday!

Karen speaks with Susan from The Highland Hospice about their service ‘No One Dies Alone’ (NODA) the service is available for patients in Inverness and Wester-Ross so no one faces their final moments alone.

This service is available to anyone in their last 24-72 hours; and are looking for volunteers

Find out what NODA is https://highlandhospice.org/what-we-do/community-services/no-one-dies-alone

Find out how to get involved with the Hospice 01463 227902 or volunteer@highlandhospice.org.uk

Pat pops in and gets involved with this week’s Beat Detective and gives advice to how to prolong you Valentines day Roses after Shannon’s attempt of a Valentines Day dinner. Pat's been a volunteer with us since the 70's!

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