Elizabeth Alker sits in for Chris Hawkins with a great mix of music for the weekend, including a featured album. Show more
Mary Anne spins the perfect set of tunes to get listeners out of bed and into the world. Show more
Poet Helen Mort joins Cerys to talk about her recent collection, No Map Could Show Them, which takes in subjects such as the female Victorian Alpine climber Jemima Morrell. Show more
Power pop fanatic Katie Puckrik sizes up the genre through its history and highlights, featuring commentary from Johnny Marr, Clem Burke and Brix Smith Start, plus key tunes. Show more
Guy Garvey returns with more great music, including Marvin Gaye, Yes, Duke Ellington and featured artist Harry Nilsson. Show more
J Willgoose Esq sits in for Jarvis Cocker and presents the Sunday Service. His featured artist for the week is Harry Belafonte. Show more
Tom Robinson curates the listening choices of the 6 Music audience.
Strange, surprising Sunday evenings, the perfect journey to the Freakier Zone. Stuart's featured album is This Heat's debut, recorded in a former meat processing warehouse. Show more
The Don's selections cross time, space and genre and include Leftfield's 1995 album Leftism as his Crucial Vinyl. Show more
Guy Garvey returns with more great music, including Marvin Gaye, Yes, Duke Ellington and featured artist Harry Nilsson. Show more
Dean Jackson from BBC Introducing in the East Midlands sits in for Tom Robinson and presents a mixtape of tracks from BBC Introducing with a focus on local artists. Show more
Chris Hawkins presents Peter Tosh at the Dominion Theatre in London in 1983, plus BBC sessions from Colosseum II and Amp Fiddler. Show more
Johnnie Walker looks at the label's work with jazz music, which was as important as the more popular genres they covered. Show more
