Chris Hawkins presents Happy Monday, in which one happy listener gets a song they love on the radio in the 5.15 Request.

Shaun Keaveny and Matt Everitt have reaction to news of David Bowie's death. Show more

Lauren picks three listener-selected tracks to help kick start the week. Plus the MPFree, Headphone Moment and a boxful of brilliant records. Show more

Mark Radcliffe celebrates the life of musical and cultural icon David Bowie. Show more

Comedian Tracey Ullman talks about her new BBC sketch show. Show more

The music profiler Robin Ince returns and attempts to guess the identity of a listener through their musical choices. Show more

Marc Riley plays music by David Bowie, his friends and his influences, including David Bowie and Friends live at the Paris Theatre from 1971. Show more

Gideon Coe presents a celebration of David Bowie featuring his music, cover versions and songs that influenced him. Show more

Lauren Laverne curates an hour of her favourite new releases, showcasing musical genres from folk to hip-hop, African music and electronica. Show more

Alan Freeman looks back on the first ten years of the Motown label. Show more

Martin Fry begins a series looking back at the New Romantic era of the early 1980s, asking why the New Romantics closed their eyes and partied during the era of recession. Show more

Chris Hawkins presents the Dandy Warhols at Bristol Academy in 2003, plus Real People in session from 12 January 1991 and Voodoo Child in session from 1987. Show more

Chris Hawkins plays back-to-back music plus exclusive BBC sessions and his Spotlight Act. Show more