With the average Brit spending £100 on a first date, V wants to hear your costly date tales today. Plus, Toots and The Maytals feature in a special Roaring Reggae Thursday. Show more

Today's Mystery Guest is sub-zero super chef Bradley Smith, who gets listeners salivating with his talk of tasty ice cream and we remember 80s telly classic, Good Morning Britain. Show more

Eric Burdon, of The Animals, picks two more favourites as his Tracks of My Years, with music from Free and Otis Redding. Plus, the Record and Album of the Week and more PopMaster. Show more

Jeremy discusses Stephen Hester, childhood obesity, baby boomers and cats after dark. Show more

Joining Steve and the team today are Status Quo and Dr Hilary Jones. Show more

It is Foodie Thursday and chef Nigel Barden will be cooking up another treat. Plus there is a brand new confession and sport, money and travel news. Show more

An hour of the very best in country and roots music, new and old.

Jo is joined by hot young soul star John Newman, playing live on the show, plus, The Stack and a special song selected by a worker doing The Evening Shift. Show more

Bollywood DJ Sunny Day rewrites the history of pop, with Bollywood versions of songs from Michael Jackson, Frankie Vali and Elvis. Show more

Sir Tim Rice reaches Pennsylvania, the Keystone State, with the featured artists including Roy Orbison, Billie Holiday, Will Smith, Taylor Swift and Bruce Springsteen. Show more

Steve Lamacq opens the doors to his Rock College, to give you an education on the best music, new and old. Liam Gallagher provides our fact and Jude Rogers is Head of Festivals. Show more

Great music and top chat after midnight, including indie classics and more unusual tracks in Tunes of the Unexpected. Show more

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