Vanessa joins in with Radio 4's celebration of #LibrariesWeek - and just what is Irish Boxty?
Chris is joined by writer and broadcaster Gyles Brandreth and learns about the effects of the stress hormone cortisol with neuro-ophthalmologist Mithu Storoni. Show more
Denise Welch, the actress and television presenter who's best known for her roles in Coronation Street and Waterloo Road picks the Tracks of My Years. Show more
Jeremy discusses the appointment of a minister for suicide prevention, the burglar alarm that rang for 4 days, the ability to recognise faces and life in one of the UK's new towns Show more
Liane Moriarty discusses her book Nine Perfect Strangers and Henry Thomas is in The Haunting Of Hill House. Plus the Non-Stop Oldies and a bunch of Factoids. Show more
Jo Whiley & Simon Mayo
Ian Rankin, Wrong Dog Confession, Back Hacks
2 hours, 55 minutes
on BBC Radio 2
The best-selling author chats to Simon and Paddy about the latest Rebus book In a House of Lies. Show more
The Folk Show with Mark Radcliffe
Ricky Ross sits in... with Anaïs Mitchell
57 minutes
on BBC Radio 2
Ricky Ross sits in for Mark Radcliffe and plays the best folk and acoustic music from Britain and beyond.
This week, Anaïs Mitchell speaks about her 'folk opera', Hadestown. Show more
Radio 2 Celebrates the 90s
You've Come a Long Way Baby: Fatboy Slim - Episode 2
1 hour
on BBC Radio 2Available for years
Norman Cook tells the story of one of the most unique albums in British pop through the 57 major samples of rock and pop, classical, folk, hip hop and soul that built this record. Show more
The Radio 2 Book Club returns, as hosted by Sara Cox. She welcomes author and TV presenter Graham Norton to the studio Show more
Keeping you company through the night. Plus to celebrate the 21st anniversary of The Verve's Urban Hymns, two of their biggest songs face off in the next 'Battle Of'.
The Professor of Pop relives the charts of 1971 and 1988. In '71 The Four Tops play a 'Simple Game' and in '88 Bon Jovi gives you 'Bad Medicine'.
