Vanessa asks about your wild teenage parties, Conor Doyle is the latest Jolly Good Fellow, and ichthyology is Monday's Word of the Day. Show more

Chris meets Christian Horner, calling from Canada after his team's first Formula One win and 10-year old Callum is on the line to tell us the key to a terrific trek up Snowdon. Show more

Singer-songwriter Eric Burdon joins Ken to pick his Tracks of My Years, with music from Nina Simone and Eddie Cochran. Plus, the Record and Album of the Week and PopMaster. Show more

Jeremy discusses paying £50,000 to be cryogenically frozen, American spies snooping on phone calls and emails, single mums and female hair loss.

Top chefs Michel Roux Senior and Brian Turner are in and Ann Widdecombe joins the team. There is also astrology with Russell Grant. Show more

Simon Mayo is joined by Neil Hannon and Tom Walsh, or, as they are known collectively, The Duckworth Lewis Method. Plus, a brand new confession to test the team. Show more

An hour of the very best in rhythm 'n' blues, old and new. Show more

Jo is joined by music critic Chris Salmon for her Album Review of recent releases. Plus, she's got the Stack, The Parent's Taxi Service and her new Favourite New Thing.

Clare Teal presents the BBC Big Band in session, with conductor Jay Craig performing arrangements by Jeff Darrohn, Don Innes and Bob Freedman. Show more

BBC Asian Network presenters and Bollywood experts Raj and Pablo explore the glamorous world of Indian cinema to explain why the industry maintains its popularity. Show more

David Rodigan showcases his love for all types of reggae music with an hour of classic roots and reggae music from the '60s to the present day.

Great music and top chat after midnight on Radio 2, plus more unusual tracks in Tunes of the Unexpected.

Another slice of inspired daftness and great music to keep you happy through the night. More from Album and Record of the Week, plus Lester's and Listener's Library song choices. Show more