Tony Blackburn kicks off the weekend with 60s hits from the likes of Elton John, The Ronettes, and The Rolling Stones

DISCO is Kylie's 8th No 1 album - making her the first female solo artist to secure No 1 albums in 5 consecutive decades.

Nicki welcomes award winning children's writer Lisa Thompson, McFly and Kay Featherstone - food blogger, restaurateur and co-author of the fastest selling cookbook ever. Show more

Gambo presents the chart from this day in 1987. ‘Surrender’ an hour to find out who made it to Number One. Show more

Gambo presents the chart from this day in 1991. Featuring a rare chance to Do The Bartman in the 21st Century. Show more

Katie Price, Simon Bird and Rustie Lee chat to Rylan. We have the film and TV quiz Couch Potatoes, Desert Rylan Disks plus his weekly catch up with Mummy Linda Show more

Liza plays an eclectic mix of music and listeners get in touch about random child's toy names, not my cat!, vile things eaten and so much more. Show more

Ian Paice, drummer for Deep Purple, chooses his Rock God. Plus Johnnie marks the first studio recording for a legendary 90's band for 'This Week In Rock'. Show more

Join Jack Savoretti on his musical voyage through Europe and the sounds, languages and cultures from around the world he discovers along the way. Show more

Craig Charles provides your ultimate Saturday party playlist with fab funk and soul tunes. Show more

The rules for rugby are 150 years old this month, and Craig's got a Sports Mixtape to celebrate, including Yello, Grandmaster Melle Mel, Faithless, and more. Show more

Ana curates her first listener request mix of 2021! Featuring tracks by Gary Numan, New Order, Eurythmics and Moloko. Show more

Gary Barlow delves into the songwriting mastermind of John Legend. John's skill as a songwriter saw his song 'All Of Me' sell more than 10 million copies Show more

Back in 1966 the world was shaken by the arrival of the Monkees - this is their own story, told in their own words! Show more

Angela plays her favourite music from across the decades to get you through those early hours.