As part of the BBC’s Mental Health Season, all this week on the show Another Sky’s Catrin Vincent shares her own personal experiences with mental health issues. Show more

Bill Nighy joins Lauren to talk about his new film Sometimes Always Never, and Professor Sophie Scott imparts wisdom in The Maths Of Life. Show more

The Scottish multi-instrumentalist and producer is live in session for Mary Anne Hobbs. Erland will have a new album 'Sule Skerry' out in May. Show more

Chef Simon Rimmer joins Shaun in the final hour and Matt Everitt chats with Jordan Rakei in the Music News. Plus, Pete Doherty is the Album of the Day. Show more

Parents sharing favourite music with their child in 'Dinosaur to Junior'; what could possibly go wrong?! Your chance to help soundtrack a current news story in the national anthem. Show more

Toronto band Deliluh making the effort for tonight's session. Experimental, DIY, terms banded about tonight's band - music to Marc's ears. Show more

Sessions from The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Mouse On Mars, Sheila Chandra, The Fall.

Tom Ravenscroft curates an hour of his favourite new music.

Van Morrison looks back over his career in an interview with Leo Green, taking in his music's evolution and his influence on generations of performers. Show more

Jamaican producer Lee 'Scratch' Perry looks back at his life, work and the music that influenced him. Show more

Two People in concert at the BBC's Paris Theatre in London in 1985, plus a session recorded by the Make-Up on this date (15th May) in 1997 and one by Aberfeldy (12/10/2005).

Gilles selects 30 minutes of brand new music with a Pysche feel for this week's Shakedown.

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