Diane Knox talks about changes to the weekday programming schedule at MFR with Jodie McCluskey moving to a new breakfast show which is huge news.
When you move halfway across the world, life changes in many, many ways.
It’s Good Friday, and the Easter weekend is upon us.
It’s Masters week. You can almost smell the azaleas through the TV.
Nessie may be a year-round April Fool's to many – but I'm a believer.
Spring has officially sprung – it’s my absolute favourite time of the year, whether in Scotland or Florida.
In my last column, I wrote about great weeks – and last week certainly was one of those.
Forty years of Moray Firth Radio, and I feel so honoured that I got to contribute to six years of its legacy.
Diane Knox discusses her love of sleep, and the years she has perfected the afternoon nap and quick shuteye.
Major tennis made its return with the Australian Open but the opening action was overshadowed by one name with no chance of winning: Novak Djokovic.
If you read my column last week, you’ll know I’m embarking on the caffeine-free journey of misery. But it’s hard to go cold turkey from the buzz!
The closing of the door on 2021 feels eerily similar to how it felt 365 days ago but with every New Year comes hope.
Social media platforms are a breeding ground for feelings of resentment, jealousy, low self-worth and all the things we really shouldn’t be feeling.
On Friday it’ll be Christmas Eve. We had one more Sunday before Christmas, ONE!
If you live in Florida, how do you make a Scottish person angry? Complain about the weather!
Invernessian Diane Knox gives the lowdown on her Stateside Thanksgiving Day and counts her blessings.
I read some news in the Inverness Courier last week that made my heart happy. Inverness Hospital Radio is growing.
Diane Knox give her view from America.
Columnist Diane Knox tells of a very spooky event at Craig Dunain.
Diane Knox shares her views from across the pond.