Cosmo Sheldrake takes us on a sonic journey through Woodlands Show more

LCD Soundsystem - The Sound Of Silver (2007) is Chris' Classic Album of the Weekend. Show more

Singer-songwriter Hannah Peel joins Mark and Stuart to share her First, Last and Everything and chat about her new music. Show more

Cerys brings you an uplifting soundtrack with jazz, blues, mambos, disco and funk. With session tracks from Melbourne's Tamil Rogeon. Plus sounds of nature recorded by Chris Watson. Show more

Travel journalist Rob Crossan welcomes Elvis Costello to share stories and music from his favourite place to travel, New Orleans. Show more

It's Guy's last show for a while as he's off to make music, hopefully sweet. He has all the usual suspects on the show, Beckapedia, Simon Armitage, Song For Guy's and archive clips Show more

Amy Lamé chats to author Darryl W. Bullock about his new book The Velvet Mafia: The Gay Men Who Ran The Swinging Sixties. Show more

A playlist of bands, artists and records Stephen Street has worked with and on through the course of his 35 plus year career. Expect stories and recollections from the man himself.

Featuring the sounds of the French jazz flautist’s audacious 1973 genre-bending album Captain Tarthopom. Plus, neoclassical ambient, experimental rap and apocalyptic folk rock. Show more

Don's selections cross time, space and genre and include another piece of Crucial Vinyl. This week it's 22, A Million, released by Bon Iver in 2016. Show more

It's Guy's last show for a while as he's off to make music, hopefully sweet. He has all the usual suspects on the show, Beckapedia, Simon Armitage, Song For Guy's and archive clips Show more

Loyle Carner curates and presents an hour exploring the sounds and creativity of producer Madlib Show more

Hip-hop fan Dane Baptiste discovers Kojey Radical's masterful EP 23Winters that spans rap, spoken word, and a conversation with Kojey's dad. Show more

A bonus conversation with the British rapper and spoken word artist recorded live at the 6Music Festival, discussing themes of love, Ghanaian heritage and his dad. Show more

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