Radio Caithness FM

Caithness FM's schedule is built around individual presenters and a wide range of musical interests. Robin Young hosts The Crooners, drawing on voices such as Frank Sinatra, Johnny Mathis, Dean Martin and Nat King Cole. His Scottish Show brings Scottish bands and singers, including local performers, into the programme.

Laura and Geoff Simpson present Caithness Country Connections, while Steve MacDonald combines eighties, nineties and noughties records with local discussion and interviews. Johnny Pyle's Eclectic Graveyard Shift Vinyl Mash Up explores deeper selections and new alternative releases. These programmes give specialist music and local conversation separate but complementary places in the week.

The dance strand includes Sand Owsnett's House Nation and Mick Duffy's Northern Noise. Richard Norburn presents a broad rock show, while Charmain Ewers hosts Soul Train. At the weekend, Ken McArthur's Saturday Oldies Show combines older records with a music question, and Anya Hetherington's Anya Aloud includes themed selections, quizzes and guests.

The station's name identifies the northern Scottish community it addresses, but the musical brief extends well beyond one regional style. Scottish performers, crooners, country, alternative records, soul and electronic music all have named settings. The programme changes with its presenters rather than following one narrow playlist, and local artists and interviews keep Caithness represented within that wider selection. Robin Young also presents All Round Country, including older recordings, Irish country and music from local performers.