with the Early Show

Paul Walker reflects on the events of Good Friday and Easter Day through the eyes of the apostle Peter.

with the Rev Dr Jeff Cuttell.

Including at 10.00 Pick of the Hits.

Agony uncle Philip Hodson answers listeners' questions about emotional, sexual or family problems.

Including at 3.00 Fifties After Three.

with the Junior Accumulator
Quiz.
Including at 3.55
Party Political Broadcast by the Labour Party.

with Folk on 2 In the month of the programme's 25th anniversary, Jim looks back to some of the outstanding records featured in the early days and plays original vinyl recordings by Barbara Dickson , Steeleye Span , Aly Bain , Nic Jones , Vin Garbutt and the McCalmans. These were often their debut records and received their first airing on Folk on Friday, as the programme was then called.

In the fourth of six programmes featuring well known artists in concert,
Ralph McTell introduces Scottish-born singer and songwriter Eric Bogle. The concert recorded at the Rockingham Arms,
Rotherham, features some of Eric's best-known material.

Four programmes in which
Jacey Bedford - a member of the a cappella group Artisan - explores the message of contemporary folk song and the importance of the composer's choice of arrangement.
2: The Voice, the Time and the Place. The work of today's songwriters who chronicle their own and others' experience, thus producing a wealth of social history.
Producer Jane Ward

On the third leg of his six-part musical journey of Northern Ireland,
Colum Sands travels north west to sample the rich cultural heritage of Co Derry and Co Donegal.

The Organist Entertains John Leeming reviews a new CD made on the Blackpool Tower Wurlitzer by international theatre organist Simon Gledhill.

Phone in and put your point of view to Derek and Ellen on [number removed]. LINES OPEN from 10.00pm at the cost of a local call

with Night Ride
Including at 1.30
Pause for Thought with Tom Davies.

Including at 3.30
Pause for Thought with Tom Davies.