The link between a college funding crisis and the future of jobs is becoming clear.

We look closely at UHI Perth, and at Nescol in Aberdeen, Peterhead and Fraserburgh to see what it means.

If they can't train the workers of the future, what's the point of worrying about that fabled energy industry 'just transition' anyway?

We also look at polling showing Reform on track to stun Conservatives - and everyone else - with a focus on multiple defections in one council, Aberdeenshire.

Reporter Lindsay Bruce joins the podcast to describe what’s happening in communities affected by the crumbling concrete crisis caused by Raac in housing.

Lindsay has spent months speaking with people who are losing their homes in places such as Torry in Aberdeen.

Parts of Dundee are also caught up in the crisis, leaving local government with a hefty bill.

And while we campaign for justice for those affected by the crisis, what are our politicians doing other than blaming each other?

Inverness GP Dr Iain Kennedy, the British Medical Association's Scottish council chairman, joins us for a full interview on the stresses and strains in the NHS. We look into the findings of our own survey which explores real-life experiences of the health service. Dr Kennedy has clear messages to the political leaders who will find the NHS front and centre of the May 2026 Scottish elections. He points out where the service is struggling, and where it shows encouraging signs of progress.