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Sally Magnusson visits Henry Rankin, who has dementia, and shares memories with his family.

Kaye Adams and John Beattie meet Anne, Stewart and Ian, who each have a form of dementia.

Kaye Adams and John Beattie hear about the reality of living with Alzheimer's disease.

Episode 5 of radio Recall

麻豆官网首页入口 Scotland's Lab ran workshops with schools asking children to interview people to hear their stories from the past.

Kaye speaks with the creator of Storii which aims to improve lives through memories.

Pennie Latin delves into the 麻豆官网首页入口 archive in a bid to stimulate memories and conversations all about food.

The Off The Ball team speak with Sally Magnusson about Playlist for Life.

The John Beattie team speak about their own personal experiences with dementia and hear from Margaret Brown

Sportsound hear about Malcolm Watt who uses tennis to combat his dementia symptoms.

Frank grew up in Leith in Edinburgh - originally from Italy. He's a dapper Italian with an interest in fashion and music. He used to be a teddy boy.

Mark explores the relationship between memory and the great outdoors and visits a care home where those with dementia are encouraged to get outside

Cathy MacDonald meets 80 year old Tina Docherty who lives in the croft house where she was born in Kingussie. Tina鈥檚 grand dad was the boatman on the Monarch of the Glen estate. Tina is joined by her son Craig

As part of 麻豆官网首页入口 Radio Scotland's Memories & Conversations Season, Gillian Russell finds out how we can keep our brains fit and healthy.

Memories are made of this: Pennie Latin discovers why some memories are so powerful.

Entertainer Bill Duncan on life after a diagnosis of dementia

Get It On asks you to sum up your life in one song.

Cathy MacDonald meets 80 year old Tina Docherty who lives in the croft house where she was born in Kingussie

The Sunday Morning With presenters meet to reminisce about Sundays gone past.

Ian Tasker of the STUC on dementia in the workplace

Is Dementia your biggest health fear?

Series Producer, Liza Greig, outlines the resources on the Memories and Conversations website.

Geoff talks about dementia with Craig Brown, Hugh MacDonald, and Michael White of Football Memories

Former Scotland and Rangers captain Eric Caldow tries new Alzheimer鈥檚 approach

Prof Debbie Tolson explains the benefits of reminiscence for people with dementia

Jim Prime of Deacon Blue talks about Grace Notes, a collaboration between song-writing students and people with dementia