A great mix of music for the weekend.

Katie Puckrick sits in for Mary Anne Hobbs on Sunday morning. Show more

Cerys Matthews brings you eclectic music from blues to beats with poetry and the best live music sessions.

Mark E Smith in conversation with Elizabeth Alker about life in the 'Wonderful and Frightening' world of The Fall. Show more

Paul Smith, lead singer from Maximo Park, returns to the Finest Hour hot seat with a musical tour of the north east. Show more

The Bard of Salford, John Cooper Clarke, returns to the Sunday afternoon slot armed with a handful of old school nuggets and a couple of Italiano classics. Show more

Tom Robinson celebrates one of Britain's brightest music scenes, the mighty north-east, and asks listeners to help compile the canniest north-east-inspired playlist. Show more

Stuart explores Faris Badwan and Rachel Zeffira's soundtrack to new Peter Strickland film The Duke of Burgundy, plus members of Slint and Grails chat about new band Watter. Show more

Don's choices cross time, space and genre, plus he selects Nightclubbing by Grace Jones as his Crucial Vinyl. Show more

Paul Smith, lead singer from Maximo Park, returns to the Finest Hour hot seat with a musical tour of the north east. Show more

Tom Robinson presents a mixtape of his personal selection of tracks from BBC Introducing.

Chris Hawkins presents the Strokes live at the University of London in 2005, plus sessions from Urusei Yatsura and Beth Jeans Houghton. Show more

Alan Freeman takes a look at the controversy generated by the more militant forms of rap. First broadcast 1994 and repeated as part of BBC Radio 6 Music's celebration of hip-hop. Show more