Vanessa plays some Roaring Reggae, plus there's all the world's trending stories and this morning's Pause For Thought. Show more
Mel B and Rory Bremner join Zoe for Friends Round Friday. Plus live music from Kaiser Chiefs in the studio. Show more
Heather Small chooses her final Tracks of My Years with music from Whitney Houston and The Hues Corporation. There's the daily love song plus another round of PopMaster Show more
Jeremy discusses a serious accident at a car cruising event in Stevenage, the cost of public sector pay rises, the anniversary of the moon landing and Terry Walton's allotment.
James Burke discusses his Apollo 11 Moon Landing: 50th Anniversary Collection DVD Boxset, plus from 4.15pm it’s Serious Jockin’ with DJ Silly Boi! Show more
DJ Silly Boi takes over the Big Show for 45 minutes of the hottest dance tunes from across the years, all fully cranked but with absolutely no 'g's. Show more
Sara takes your calls for All Request Friday. Whether you're off on holiday, out on the town, or driving home to kickstart the weekend we want to hear from you!
It's Friday, and it's time to see in the weekend with Tony and his personal pick of tunes. They include music from The Four Seasons, Candi Staton and Rose Royce.
Ken Bruce presents an edition from the QEH on London’s Southbank with special guests Gary Wilmot, Sarah Fox and Radio 2 Young Brass Soloist Thomas Nielsen Show more
Jive Bunny return with a special 30th Anniversary Summer Mastermix!
The Pick of Radio 2 with Anneka Rice
Chiwetel Ejiofor, Nina Simone, Tom Walker, Roisin Conaty, Josh Widdecombe, Bastille and more
1 hour, 57 minutes
on BBC Radio 2
Highlights of the best of Radio 2 this week, with chats with Chiwetel Ejiofor, Roisin Conaty and Josh Widdecombe and live music from dodie, Tom Walker, Bastille and Nina Simone. Show more
Barry Manilow presents a series looking at the art of songwriting. Show more
In Part Three of his personal journey through House Music, Pete Tong remembers the seminal year of 1991, when dance music exploded out of the clubs and into the UK mainstream. Show more
Guns N' Roses, Frank Sinatra and Bobby Womack all make the cut. And it's back to 1974 to find out what music Huey was soaking up on the Lower East Side Show more
