The Hawk delivers early morning music and chat to the early risers of the world (unite).

Mary Anne Hobbs talks to Lemn Sissay about how he became a poet, plus she looks ahead to 6 Music Live at Maida Vale. Show more

Edith talks to actors Jane Horrocks and Jesse Eisenberg, plus J Willgoose Esq and Karl Hyde review The Fifth Estate and Gogglebox. Edith also chats to Temples. Show more

Liz chats to fellow 6 Music presenter Huey Morgan about his latest album.

Gilles is joined in the studio by Kon, a DJ and producer from Boston whose disco re-edits have been a big hit on the show in recent years. Show more

Craig has a session from The Sweet Vandals, Madrid's finest vintage 60s and 70s funk band. Show more

Tom chats to jazz multi-instrumentalist and composer Django Bates about his career to date. Show more

Synthesizer expert Raphael Preston describes how he helped create Vangelis' signature sound as chief engineer at Nemo Studios in the late 1970s. Show more

Cerys Matthews chats to The Clash, Radcliffe and Maconie talk to author and musician Bob Stanley, Jarvis Cocker explores sound effects and Edith Bowman meets Iceland's Asgeir. Show more

Composer Danny Elfman, known for writing The Simpsons theme, selects some of his favourite musical moments from the big screen as part of the Sound of Cinema season. Show more

Featuring Generation X at the BBC's Paris Theatre in London in 1978, plus sessions from 23 Skidoo and The xx. Show more

Andy Peebles looks back at the work of pioneering producer Tom Dowd, whose credits ranged from Ray Charles and Ruth Brown to Aretha Franklin and Cream. First broadcast in 1982.