Oasis - (What's the Story) Morning Glory? is Chris' Classic Album of the Weekend.

Saint Saviour AKA Becky Jones joins Mark Radcliffe to share her 'First, Last and Everything' and chat about her new album Tomorrow Again. Show more

Percussionist Ruari Glasheen chats to Cerys about his latest documentary: Hidden Drummers of India. Show more

Public Enemy's Chuck D shares his musical milestones, in conversation with Matt Everitt. Show more

Guy Garvey is on tour, so here's a chance to catch his Calexico show again. With new music from the likes of Genevieve Dawson - Carry it Slowly - and Cande y Paulo – Barro Tal Vez. Show more

Amy Lamé takes World Animal Day as a jumping off point to curate a fauna infused playlist.

They'll also be your chance to contribute to the show with a Lazy Sunday suggestion. Show more

Shaun's looking for songs that make you think of railroad travel and epic journeys as he marks the anniversary of the first ever Orient Express voyage.

Featuring the experimental electronic producer’s cinematic and intricate album Replica. Plus, electric guitar from 1960’s Azerbaijan, dungeon synth from LA and British punk jazz. Show more

The Don blends new music with certified sounds from near and far. This week's Crucial Vinyl is 3AM (In Beats We Trust), released by Sidestepper in 2003. Show more

Guy Garvey is on tour, so here's a chance to catch his Calexico show again. With new music from the likes of Genevieve Dawson - Carry it Slowly - and Cande y Paulo – Barro Tal Vez. Show more

Gabriel Ebulue shares his love for Skeleton Tree, the ominous and emotional album steeped in Nick Cave's personal tragedy.

Athena Kugblenu gets into Aragehonzi's one of kind album, Hanatsuoto, that fuses Japanese folk with neo-soul, funk, jazz, rock, indie, and everything in between.

An exploration of the history and music of Detroit, once the world's foremost car maker and exporter of soul music. Presented and produced by the late Pete Mitchell in 2009. Show more

Another chance to hear a series in which Mark Kermode explores some of his favourite film music. First broadcast on BBC Radio 2 in March 2016.