And at 6.15 Pause for
Thought with Kirsty Thorpe.

With Sounds of the Sixties.

1.00 The Smith Lectures
Satirical series showcasing the irreverent Professor
Emeritus Arthur Smith , who this week looks at the links between humour and music.
Featuring Spike Jones , Robert Klein , Frankie Howerd and Bill Bailey. Last in the series.
1.30Jammin'
Panel show that combines comedy and rock 'n' roll. Hosts Rowland Rivron ,
Richard Vranch and Dave Catlin-Birch are joined by Rebecca Carrington and Steve Furst. Repeated from Thursday

Dale Winton with a chart from the past 40 years and a music spotlight on 1968 and 1975.

With America's Greatest
Hits. Old and new chart hits.

Craig Leon presents a two-part look at the evolution of punk music in America, from its fresh mid-sixties garage-band adolescence, to its rather hip fruition in mid-seventies New York, to the more recent Nirvana-led rebirth.
This first part features
Richard Berry , Lenny Kaye , the Count Five and the Kingsmen, who recorded the seminal, if indecipherable, 1963 smash Louie Louie.
Producer Stewart Cruickshank

Stuart Maconie offers pointers for a definitive album collection. This week: I Bet You
Think This Song Is about You.

At 2.30 Pause for Thought withClairJaquiss.

At 6.15 Pause for Thought with Clair Jaquiss.