Shannon and Tom (and the posse!) are back for another Saturday Drop In.

Joining us in the studio was Lorna from the Highland Archive Centre. Listen in to find out just how fascinating the archive centre is, with records going back as far at the 1500. There is so much history to explore. Lorna also tells us about her YouTube series 'Learn with Lorna'.

Find out more about the archive centre at their website and subscribe to the Learn with Lorna episodes on YouTube here.

We also found out Tom's three word week was Shed/Puberty/Old, sour sweets ain't what they used to be, and how long does it take to count some slips of paper anyway?

We'll have your usual games of Beat Detective and Guess the Year as well as the NHS Highland Coffee Corner.

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Shannon and Tom have another Saturday Drop In brimmed with great chat, fun and games and all the information you need about your NHS Highland area.

Plus, we're joined by Sarah from Canine Partners to tell us about the invaluable service for people living with disabilities being supported at home by specially trained assistance dogs. We also speak to Rebecca who tells about her Canine Partner Gregg, and what he means to her in getting on with day to day life.

You can find out more about Canine Partners at https://caninepartners.org.uk

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Shannon and Tom bring you another dose of fun, games and good chat to make your time in hospital that little bit better.

Today's show was on World Parkinson's Day and we spoke about the condition with media officer for Parkinson's UK in Scotland Iain Stephen Morrison. We talk about symptoms of Parkinson's, the services available to people living with Parkinson's in the Highlands and the fundraising efforts needed to support these services. You can find out more at https://www.parkinsons.org.uk

Tom tells us about a fun night out in Inverness City Centre, being perhaps the only local person in the bar, cocktail fun and games, followed by meeting a new neighbour in the garden.

We play a game of Guess the Year, Beat Detective and the Jimmy's Jangles team join us for a game of Jelly Bean Roulette.

It's all good fun!

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