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Sreath de phrògraman ciùil air an lìbhrigeadh le Julie Fowlis agus Muireann NicAmhlaoibh. 'S e prògram aithriseach ciùil a th' ann am Port, a' foillseachadh an dualchas ciùil a th' aca ann an cumantas. Còmhla ri Julie agus Muireann air an turas seo tha dà neach-ciùil Èireannach, an dithis aca bho theaghlaichean ceòlmhor. 'S iadsan Gay McKeon, pìobaire uilinn ainmeil à Baile Àtha Cliath agus an cluicheadair bogsa à taobh siar Chiarraí, Breanndán Ó Beaglaoich. Air an cuairt gu Earra-Ghàidheal tha iad a' roinn òrain agus ceòl còmhla ri luchd-ciùil ainmeil. A' co-obrachadh leotha tha Karen NicMhathain agus Dòmhnall Seathach, an ceòladair ainmeil Aidan O'Rourke, Anna Latharna NicIllÌosa, an sàr phìobaire Aonghas MacColla còmla ri pìobaire òg, a mhac Aonghas, agus Alasdair Whyte, Ross Wilson agus Sorren MacIllEathain à Muile.

Presented by Julie Fowlis and Muireann NicAmhlaoibh, Port is a musical documentary which reveals their shared musical heritage.

In this episode they visit Argyll, a region with a long musical heritage. Accompanying Julie and Muireann on this trip are two Irish musicians, both of whom come from musical families: the acclaimed Dublin uillean piper Gay McKeon and Breanndán Ó Beaglaoich, the west Kerry accordion player.

On the trip to Argyll, they share music and songs with some famous musicians. Collaborating with them are Karen Matheson and Donald Shaw; renowned musician Aidan O'Rourke; Anne Lorne Gilles; the award-winning piper Angus MacColl, appearing alongside his piping son Angus, and Alasdair Whyte, Ross Wilson and Sorren MacLean from Mull.