A great mix of music for the weekend, including a featured album.

Mary Anne Hobbs is joined by Dr Buckles, aka comedian Adam Buxton, as part of her Six Questions For... feature. Show more

Huey gets the weekend cooking, finding the funk where it's least expected. He loves punk, reggae, disco, jazz, hip-hop and more too.

Liz chats to Bristol act The Blue Aeroplanes, who have just released their new album Welcome Stranger. Show more

Karl Hyde plays new and unreleased material from fellow musicians, interwoven with music that's influencing his current writing, pulled from the Hyde record library. Show more

Craig Charles talks to Junior Giscombe and finds out if he can help him score an interview with Stevie Wonder, plus he has a 30-minute Trunk of Funk from the Beatnik record label. Show more

Tom presents his unique mix of music including BBC Introducing tracks, plus he meets musical duo Ten Fe. Show more

Folk artist Martin Green creates a 60-minute playlist of brass, synths and folk music including Billy Bragg, Jonnie Common, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith and Kronos Quartet. Show more

The very best features, interviews and documentaries from BBC 6 Music. Show more

New music in one handy bite-size programme. Show more

Chris Hawkins presents Skunk Anansie at Glastonbury 1996, plus The Pogues recorded on 22 February 1986 and Brett Marvin and the Thunderbolts from 5 August 1970. Show more

Alan Freeman takes a look at one of the most enduring double acts in history - musicians and drugs. First broadcast in 1994. Show more