21-year-old Hannah Clarke, aka Foe, chats to The Hawk about her latest album Oompa-Loompas and her love of Frank Zappa and David Lynch. Show more
Friday sees Prof Brian Cox chat science as per usual, plus your Earworms, Middle Age Shout Outs, and a poem from Murray Lachlan Young, all set to Shaun's kicking playlist. Show more
Gemma Ray is live in session and Lauren welcomes in the weekend with all the latest movie news. Show more
Stuart Maconie welcomes back comedian Mark Thomas for the final show of the week. Show more
Tom Ravenscroft sits in for Steve Lamacq, bringing his week in the hot seat to a close in style with the Friday Free For All. Show more
Jon Hillcock sits in for Tom Ravenscroft and Shonen Knife provide the all important Guest Mix, plus listeners get to show off their charity/thrift shop finds in the Charity Drop. Show more
Erol Alkan returns to the 6 Mix, taking you on a sonic journey through bleeps, beats and bass from the cutting edge of club culture. Show more
Stuart delves into the back catalogue of Brian Eno's short-lived label Obscure Records, which was instrumental in bringing experimental artists to prominence. Show more
Sinead O'Connor chats to Matt Everitt, who also gets a bass lesson from Level 42's Mark King, plus Ice T drops in to chat about his documentary and Jimmy Cliff plays live. Show more
Chris Hawkins presents The Rolling Stones live at Wembley in 1990, as part of BBC 6 Music Celebrates 50 Years of The Rolling Stones. Show more
Featuring Stone the Crows live at the BBC's Paris Theatre in London in 1971, plus a Peel session from The Flaming Stars. Show more
Johnnie Walker looks at the early days of Atlantic Records, exploring how the company was set up and how it became home to some of the world's greatest soul singers. Show more