Vanessa asks about your parent's favourite music that you grew to love too, plus mote is the latest Word of the Day and Arthur Mynott is our Jolly Good Fellow. Show more

Chris returns to Breakfast and welcomes Radio 2's newest recruit, Sara Cox, to announce the station's all-new Sounds of the 80s. Show more

Bonnie Tyler chooses two favourites on Tracks of My Years, with music from Aretha Franklin and Meat Loaf. Plus, PopMaster, love song dedications and Record and Album of the Week. Show more

Jeremy on whether Margaret Hodge's handling of BBC bosses over pay-offs makes her the best MP, the love people have for their Jaguar, Chris Huhne's psychology and guard dogs. Show more

Steve and the team chat to writers Ian Hislop and Nick Newman. Plus, former model turned agent Carole White. Show more

Music, sport, travel and money news. Simon is joined by singer, musician and songwriter Peter Gabriel, and there is a brand new listener confession to test the team. Show more

Jamie's special guest is electronic musician Bonobo, who has recorded a session track at the BBC Maida Vale Studios. Show more

Craig keeps Jo's seat warm for a night of great tunes from his trunk of funk. Get your boxing gloves ready for a fight club and your suggestions in for the Evening Shift. Show more

Nigel Ogden presents a programme of popular organ recordings with some entertaining pieces from the organ world.

Moira Stuart continues her passion and discovery of jazz by exploring some of her favourite jazz guitarists. Show more

Mark Radcliffe's Music Club. Top tunes for now people, with music from Tyrannosaurus Rex, Betty Wright and Graham Parker and The Rumour. Show more

James Dean Bradfield from the Manic Street Preachers performs the Spoken Word Session and chats about the band's latest album, Rewind the Film. Show more

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