Gary Davies chats to actor Nina Wadia in this compilation edition of Tracks of My Years, and speaks about her desire to play Kate in Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew. Show more

Rev Kate and Jason chat to actor, comedian and writer Paul Whitehouse and former BBC arts editor, now artistic director at the Barbican, Will Gompertz. Show more

A blend of classic love songs, dedications and real-life romance stories.

Michael is joined by actor David Suchet and funnyman Harry Hill. Plus, quiz fun in On the Ball, true stories in the Family Album, your Sunday Boasts, fabulous music and more. Show more

Elaine presents show tunes, movie songs, an Onstage Mishap and the latest news from stage and screen. She's also looking ahead to the new production of Camelot in New York. Show more

Singer-songwriter Richard Hawley is Johnnie's My 70s guest, plus Queen are among the artists featured on This Week in Music. Show more

Rob's back with his trademark honesty, and this week it's all about the strange things lurking in his home ahead of his big house move. And it seems he's not the only one... Show more

Tony B spins his favourite hits from across the decades. With music from Freda Payne, Rachel Stevens and Shakatak.

Sunday Night is Music Might presents The Sinatra Legacy from the Cheltenham Jazz Festival, with Kurt Elling, Anthony Strong and Clare Teal. Show more

Angela Griffin marks International Women’s Day with a truly international selection of the most serene of señoritas, and Owain Wyn Evans drops by to play his Kickback Track. Show more

Join Angela Griffin for a 60-minute journey of euphoric bliss, all from under the blanket in your snug comfy chair. This week's mix is dedicated to international women everywhere! Show more

Phil is live from Salford for the start of Monday, with Phil Me In, Midnight Mastermind, Wish You Were There and the Nightshift. Show more

To celebrate International Women's Day, Dermot picks his favourite 90s female-fronted bands including Sleeper, Portishead and Elastica. Show more

Welcome, Bore-Dahlings, to the Owain Wyn Evans show, filled with Airdrum Anthems and your daily musings! Owain wants to know: where's your happy place? Show more