Chris Hawkins invites listeners to get a midweek moan off their chest in Wednesday Whines. Show more

Shaun mourned the loss of vowels in band names, repeated an old joke to a very lukewarm reaction and we relayed your Argentina facts. Show more

Mary Anne Hobbs sits in for Lauren Laverne with a live session from Max Richter, featuring music from his recent album Three Worlds - Music from Woolf Works. Show more

Mark Radcliffe presents solo with music and chat, plus the Chain and Teatime Themetime. Show more

Tom sits in for Lammo and he's got a guest mix from the brilliantly named Californian producer Peanut Butter Wolf. Show more

Marc Riley has US three-piece Omni live in session, plus he plays Who's on My T-Shirt Tonight Then. Show more

The Label of Love is New Rose, plus Gideon Coe plays sessions from Guided by Voices, I, Ludicrous, Laika, Eno & The Winkies and Eliza Carthy. Show more

Beautiful new music of every texture, colour and origin with Mary Anne Hobbs.

Alan Freeman takes a look at the rave scene of 1988 onwards, a world high on adrenalin and fuelled by the house drug ecstasy. Show more

David Quantick continues his exploration of music's love affair with the 45 rpm single with a look at the workings of the singles industry. Show more

Chris Hawkins presents Horace Andy at Glastonbury 2009, plus BBC sessions from Karamasov recorded on 16 February 1999) and Barclay James Harvest from 31 July 1974. Show more

Chris Hawkins takes listeners through the early hours playing back to back music, plus exclusive BBC sessions. Show more