Vicki Devonport shares some amazing childhood tales about today's Jolly Good Fellow, her brother Paul Watson. Plus Vanessa discovers your idea of food heaven and food hell. Show more

Tennis champion John McEnroe tells Chris about his second autobiography But Seriously and skipper Sally Hamilton fills us in on a heroic boat of the 1940 Dunkirk rescue mission. Show more

Adam Lambert, the multi-million selling US singer who also tours as lead vocalist with Queen picks the Tracks of My Years. Plus Ken has the daily love song and the PopMaster quiz. Show more

Jeremy discusses coffee, Welsh speakers, and hijacking the radio waves. Also, Charles Moore joins us for 'What Makes Us Human?'. Show more

Steve chats to director Sofia Coppola, deductionist Colin Cloud and property expert Phil Spencer. Plus there's Factoids and the Non-Stop Oldies. Show more

It's another Tunesday, where Simon plays your favourite long songs in full after 6pm!

Jamie is joined in session by one of his favourite artists, British singer and songwriter Gwyneth Herbert. Show more

Jo has her Vinyl Revival courtesy of The Killers' debut album 'Hot Fuss'. Plus there's a New Favourite Thing, the Taxi Service and your Training Track.

Randy Newman, at the piano in his home in Los Angeles, reveals what has and more importantly hasn't changed in America as he continues to sing candidly about troubled times. Show more

Organist Phil Kelsall performs on the famous Wurlitzer as he celebrates 40 years as Blackpool Tower Ballroom organist in a special concert held last month to mark the occasion. Show more

Frank Renton presents Tubular Bells, the 1973 seminal and first album by Mike Oldfield, reimagined for brass by Sandy Smith. Recorded live in concert, this is side 1. Show more

Sara Cox plays some of the hits and rarities from the 1980s.

Mark Radcliffe's selection of folk, roots and acoustic music.

New and older tracks unplugged and acoustic.

Music to workout to from new music and oldies.