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on BBC Radio 2Stuart Hazell reveals what drew him to today's Jolly Good Fellow and Maureen Kendler recounts a trip to see the new School of Rock musical as part of today's Pause For Thought.
2 hours, 59 minutes
on BBC Radio 2Chris learns How To Be A Scientist with Steve Mould, he finds out How Not To Worry with best-selling author Paul McGee, plus British tennis superstar Johanna Konta! Show more
The Shires perform live in the Radio 2 Piano Room and country music icon Keith Urban picks the Tracks of My Years, with songs from Yes and Dwight Yoakam. Show more
Jeremy discusses the heavy hospital parking fines for Cardiff NHS workers, the halt in the rise of life expectancy rates, attitudes to breastfeeding, and foreign accent syndrome. Show more
2 hours, 57 minutes
on BBC Radio 2Steve chats to comedian Joe Pasquale, Paralympian and fundraiser Martine Wright and economist and writer Seth Stephens-Davidowitz. Plus there's Factoids and the Non-Stop Oldies. Show more
1 hour, 55 minutes
on BBC Radio 2'Sherlock' and 'Spectre' star Andrew Scott chats about appearing in the latest staging of 'Hamlet', running for a limited period at the Harold Pinter Theatre in London. Show more
Jamie Cullum's guest is singer Becca Stevens, who talks about her jazz roots in Take 5. Show more
Jo has new talent Ten Tonnes in for a live session. We first saw Ten Tonnes at SXSW and now he is back with his guitar to play tracks from his 'Born To Lose' EP. Show more
Chas Hodges of Chas and Dave is Suzi's guest in this first of a new series. This episode looks at famous music duos. Show more
Classic standards performed on theatre organ by Simon Gledhill, John Mann and Sidney Torch. Including I Got Rhythm, Bugle Call Rag and Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree. 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 2. Show more
Sara Cox plays some of the hits and rarities from the 1980s.
Mark Radcliffe's selection of folk, roots and acoustic music.
Phil Gayle has new and older tracks unplugged and acoustic.
Phil Gayle has the brightest treadmill tunes to energise and enjoy.
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