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

Mary Anne Hobbs continues her interview with British director Ken Loach, who reveals some of his film directing secrets and what it feels like to be 80. Show more

Cerys talks to mastering engineer Mandy Parnell about being a woman in a largely male side of the industry. Show more

Stuart Murdoch of Belle and Sebastian leads an expert panel through the music of Glasgow via its labels and club nights. with Emma Pollock, Stephen McRobbie & Andrew Symington. Show more

Loyle Carner, rapper, dog walker and Craig Charles lookalike, brings his favourite music to Sunday afternoons. Show more

Jim Reid takes over the Sunday Service armed with a handful of his favourite tunes.

Tom compiles a playlist based on listeners' suggestions of music that brings them up. Show more

Stuart Maconie features the soundtrack to Ken Loach's Kes, plus the usual wonderful weirdness, including new music from virtuoso vocalist Diamanda Galas and Welsh artist Toby Hay. Show more

The Don's selections cross time, space and genre, plus his Crucial Vinyl is Cody Chesnutt's 2002 album The Headphone Masterpiece. Show more

Loyle Carner, rapper, dog walker and Craig Charles lookalike, brings his favourite music to Sunday afternoons. Show more

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

Chris Hawkins presents Cheap Trick at Brighton Polytechnic in 1979, plus The Original Rabbit Foot Spasm Band recorded on 13 March 2010 and Microdisney from 14 January 1984. Show more

Stuart Grundy tells the story of the Motown label. Show more