Including at 6.20 Pause for Thought with Michaela Youngson.

And at 9.15 Pause for Thought.

Country, roots and Americana.

Tonight's guest is feminist journalist and columnist Zoe Williams.

Rounding out Radio 2's week of shows marking the 30th anniversary of the death of Elvis Presley is this montage of monologues by Radio 2 listeners who wish to share their personal thoughts and reflections on the singer and actor whose iconic status remains undiminished.
Producer Mark Hagen
Would he still be King?: page 10

3/3. Richard Niles presents a series of in-depth interviews with friend, colleague and guitarist Pat Metheny, who remains the most commercially successful jazz artist since his 1976 solo debut, Bright Size Life. Missouri-born Metheny has reinvented the jazz guitar, developed new acoustic instruments and composed for orchestra, ballet and film, with much of his output created with pianist Lyle Mays. This final part explores Methany's unique guitar manoeuverings, with the virtuoso demonstrating some of his revolutionary techniques. With input from Lyle Mays, Gary Burton, Jack DeJohnette and Mike Metheny.

8/8. Knowing nonsense in which Vic Reeves invites audience members to target famous people with mundane queries. Repeated on Saturday

Steve Harley with hits, LP cuts and obscurities from the glam, disco, punk and metal years.

Including at 1.30 Pause for Thought

3.30 as 1.30