Vanessa opens the doors to the Cream Crackered Collective, plus there's a super Word of the Day and this morning's Pause For Thought. Show more
The Chris Evans Breakfast Show
Jamie Cullum, Children in Need and Pumpkin Rowing
2 hours, 59 minutes
on BBC Radio 2
Chris is joined by Jamie Cullum who gifts us with the official Children in Need single Love is the Picture and meets Tom Pearcy who rowed down the Ouse in York in a pumpkin. Show more
Emma Banks, talent agent to the stars, chooses the Tracks of My Years with music from Kylie Minogue and Jeff Buckley. There's the daily love song plus the PopMaster Music Quiz Show more
Jeremy discusses an earthquake caused by fracking in Lancashire, whether growing food could solve food shortages, a clampdown on NHS staff assaults and why musicians busk.
Steve Wright in the Afternoon
Nick Frost and Simon Pegg, Richard MacLean Smith, Steve Tyrell
2 hours, 57 minutes
on BBC Radio 2
Slaughterhouse Rulez for Nick and Simon, Richard's Unexplained and Steve's Back To Bacharach. Plus there's Factoids, Non-Stop Oldies and the latest entertainment and lifestyle news Show more
The BRIT Award-nominated singer performs live in the studio for Jo and Simon, plus David Byrne drops in to chat about his acclaimed live show, currently touring the UK. Show more
The Folk Show with Mark Radcliffe
Ricky Ross sits in... with Aidan O'Rourke and Halloween music
57 minutes
on BBC Radio 2
The best folk and acoustic music from Britain and beyond.
This week, Ricky Ross plays tracks for Halloween and speaks to Aidan O'Rourke from the band Lau. Show more
The Ballad of the Great War - 1916, featuring stories told by men and women who took part in the conflict alongside original music composed for the programme.
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The QI Elves, James and Anna, join Sara in the studio to talk about No Such Thing As A Fish amongst other things. Emma Bullimore is in to talk TV tips.
Keeping you company through the night. Plus two of Paul Weller’s biggest songs feature in the next ‘Battle Of’, ahead of his performance for Radio 2 In Concert.
Pop Pickers prepare as Paul Gambaccini introduces the charts from 1967 and 1983. In '67 Traffic find 'A Hole in my Shoe' and in '83 Paul McCartney & Stevie Wonder 'Say Say Say'.
