Joss Stone - Grammy award-winning singer-songwriter - chooses her Tracks of My Years. Show more

Katie Melua, whose family left Georgia during the civil war, marks Mothering Sunday and Dr Rangan Chatterjee, chats about his new book, Happy Mind Happy Life. Show more

A blend of classic love songs, dedications and real-life romance stories. Plus, your Getting Hitched messages, and phone calls and Love Bytes.

Alex is joined by former Busted star Charlie Simpson and radio presenter-turned-author, Annie Macmanus, Plus another Family Album, your Sunday Boasts and brilliant music. Show more

West End and Broadway star Samantha Barks chooses the latest music from the stage & screen and celebrates the many songs to celebrate Mothering Sunday. Show more

Songwriter Roger Greenaway joins Johnnie to talk about his memories of the 1970s, plus another listener will nominate a track for 'Johnnie's Jukebox'. Show more

Each Sunday Rob tests his theories and shares his thoughts as he looks forward to the week ahead. Show more

Claire Martin, Matthew Ford and Liane Carroll, three of the UK's finest jazz voices, sing and talk about some of the greatest songs of the past 90 years with the BBC Concert Orchestra. Show more

Ken Bruce presents a special Tracks Of My Years celebrating Sir Elton's 75th birthday. Featuring Your Song, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Philadelphia Freedom and I'm Still Standing. Show more

Dr Rangan Chatterjee is joined by Olympic Snowboarder Aimee Fuller to talk about fear. Show more

OJ is live through the night from the Salford Riviera, with Weekend Boasts, Midnight Mastermind, Wish You Were There and Yawn Chorus. Show more

40 years on, we celebrate the best One Hit Wonders from 1982, including Toni Basil, Patrice Rushen and Pigbag. Show more

Recorded in 2011 at the BBC Radio Theatre and featuring Constant Craving, Western Stars, Hallelujah and songs from the 2011 album, Sing It Loud.

Nicki starts your Monday with plenty of Early Bird Earworms and a new Word of the Day! Show more