Featuring interviews with members of Crew Photography and Crew Books this episode explores what autumn means to different people and the opportunities available for exploring this rather magical season. This episode also takes a look at Auchterarder's forthcoming Book Festival and what is on offer for young and old.

An interview with the writer/director and some of the cast members of this year's Auchterarder Christmas pantomime production by Crew Drama along with information on how and where to get tickets.

Auchterarder resident Gavin Knight has been a collector of Apple products from a young age. Here, he discusses his passion for, and his forthcoming exhibition commemorating, all things Apple at Auchterarder Picturehouse from 28-31 August 2026. This is a fitting exhibition marking fifty years since Apple began and being held in the centenary year of the Picturehouse opening. Listen to an enthusiast chat about why Apple products mean so much to him.

Members of Auchterarder Drama Group explain their new and innovative Culture Trail project aimed at bringing history and drama to the streets of Auchterarder through the imaginative use of strategically placed QR codes.

Emerging from the creative arts hub of Auchterarder Picturehouse in Perthshire, Scotland, the newly created Coffee Pods podcast group explains who they are, what they do and what the Auchterarder Picturehouse charity is all about.