Hawk is on a mission to find out what the kids are digging. Plus a flowery forecast from the one and only Dan Corbett at the BBC weather centre, and your Parish Notices. Show more

Loopstation World Champion Shlomo lays down some live beats with Shaun. Plus Matt Everitt brings news of The Streets' final UK tour and Norway's version of the Mercury Music Prize. Show more

Huey Morgan covers for Lauren Laverne and brings you New Music Monday and Workers' Playtime - a half-hour full of MPFrees, Headphone Moments and a 6 Music Showcase. Show more

Star of stage, film and television, Maxine Peake is in to talk about new BBC1 drama Silk, plus there's a playlist from Joan As Policewoman. Show more

Lammo heads to north London to catch up with Liam Gallagher's new supergroup Beady Eye in the studio. We also have The Kills' Jamie Hince on the phone & actor Gerard Kearns for good day bad day. Show more

We've got The Monochrome Set live in session. Yes, that's right, the English post-punk band formed in 1978, whose lead singer is called Bid. Show more

Tom Ravenscroft sits in for Gideon Coe with concert highlights from Teenage Fanclub and Joy Division, plus from the session cellar there are The Frames, Bivouac, The Coral and !!! Show more

In a series celebrating the misfits, rebels and originals that shaped music, Mark Radcliffe considers Elvis Presley (part 1).

Lykke Li, Tom Williams and The Boat, Yuck, and Young Buffalo are in session for Huey Morgan, plus Marcia Griffiths talks to funk 'n' soul man Craig Charles. Show more

Chris Hawkins plays new alternative tunes, sessions and boss indie classics. Show more

Alan Freeman peers into the darkness of the recording studio to plot the evolution of sound recording and the role of the producer. Show more

Featuring World Party at Brixton Academy, London in 1993, plus BBC session tracks from Jimmie Dale Gilmore and Butch Hancock from 1988 and The Mission also from 1988. Show more