Our lyrical American host and his pack of poets present a special poetry compilation from past programmes.

Big Toe Books is a daily children's radio programme on BBC7. Show more

Staffordshire, 1799. Will the captain's military career, or someone else, prevent a marriage to Hetty? Stars Katherine Igoe. Show more

Two Irish Protestants live contentedly in the past, until the present catches up with them. Read by Denys Hawthorne.

Professor Aubrey Manning examines evidence of early horse domestication, from excavations in Kazakhstan.

A train journey in Italy sparks devastation, but a new purpose for one passenger - Mrs Delahunty. Stars Prunella Scales. Show more

Megan's still keen to escape the farm and study. But her father's not listening. Stars Geoffrey Whitehead. From September 2000. Show more

The end of The Goon Show hailed a fresh decade of change. Russell Davies reveals how broadcasting in the 60s had a bona future.

Nicholas Parsons meets more cruise ship entertainers and discovers that audiences afloat aren't always the easiest to please.

A young pupil faces up to boarding school life with a fearsome headmaster and a head boy bully. Stars Roy Hudd. From July 1988. Show more

On the menu, the restaurateurs and orphan Oliver Stick. Stars Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick and Joan Sims. From May 1969. Show more

Join all your CBeebies friends for songs, rhymes and stories on BBC7. Show more

The end of The Goon Show hailed a fresh decade of change. Russell Davies reveals how broadcasting in the 60s had a bona future.

Nicholas Parsons meets more cruise ship entertainers and discovers that audiences afloat aren't always the easiest to please.

Underground city Arama's dwellers have never questioned their fight for survival. James Follett's prequel stars Leon Paris.

How can thirty barrels of meat cause so much despair and angst? Read by 'Frasier' star Kelsey Grammer.

A young pupil faces up to boarding school life with a fearsome headmaster and a head boy bully. Stars Roy Hudd. From July 1988. Show more

On the menu, the restaurateurs and orphan Oliver Stick. Stars Kenneth Williams, Hugh Paddick and Joan Sims. From May 1969. Show more

A train journey in Italy sparks devastation, but a new purpose for one passenger - Mrs Delahunty. Stars Prunella Scales. Show more

Megan's still keen to escape the farm and study. But her father's not listening. Stars Geoffrey Whitehead. From September 2000. Show more

Sandi Toksvig chairs the topical comedy quiz 'fresh from 4'.

Gym shenanigans in the sketch comedy for people growing older disgracefully. Stars Graeme Garden and Pam Ayres. From March 2003. Show more

The master of wordplay, recorded live from London. Topics include broccoli, Christmas, Geordies and grandfathers.

Steam powered fun from the Great Exhibition of 1851, plus the latest inventions. Stars Marcus Brigstocke. From November 2000. Show more

One day, a cavalier walks into a supermarket. Is he the real thing or is his battle a more modern matter? Stars Robert Bathurst. Show more

The sounds and visitations are increasing - but how much of Hill House is manipulated by Eleanor's mind? By Shirley Jackson. Show more

Staffordshire, 1799. Will the captain's military career, or someone else, prevent a marriage to Hetty? Stars Katherine Igoe. Show more

Two Irish Protestants live contentedly in the past, until the present catches up with them. Read by Denys Hawthorne.

Professor Aubrey Manning examines evidence of early horse domestication, from excavations in Kazakhstan.

Sandi Toksvig chairs the topical comedy quiz 'fresh from 4'.

Gym shenanigans in the sketch comedy for people growing older disgracefully. Stars Graeme Garden and Pam Ayres. From March 2003. Show more

The master of wordplay, recorded live from London. Topics include broccoli, Christmas, Geordies and grandfathers.

Steam powered fun from the Great Exhibition of 1851, plus the latest inventions. Stars Marcus Brigstocke. From November 2000. Show more