At 11.30pm, field recordists visited some of the BBC's transmitters in Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and England to capture what the transmitters themselves were listening to. Show more

The ever-present and changing sound of the wind on Fair Isle, from cave to clifftop, turbine to tide. Show more

Tokyo-based DJ, producer and broadcaster Nick Luscombe explores the sound of spring in the suburbs of his adopted city through field recordings and music. Show more

A slow radio escape, into the city and beyond into nature and paradise. Inspired by the poetry of Emily Dickinson Show more

An audio voyage to the remote island of Lundy in the Bristol Channel, a haven for seabirds and seals. Show more

After a break of over a year owing to Covid-19 Restrictions, Calum and Claire MacAulay travel back to their native Skye and North Uist for a long-awaited family reunion. Show more

An exploration of our musical cosmos, from Earth to the edge of the observable universe, created through sonification of astronomical data. Show more

Nick is in freezing Hokkaido with sound artist Makoto Nomura and traditional and experimental musicians, all using the frozen wilderness as a musical instrument and sound source. Show more

An immersive soundscape created from sounds recorded at the dream(ing) field lab where women and femmes of the African diaspora rest and re-vision their relationship with land. Show more

City life and moments of calm – a sound portrait of Riley Square in Coventry, recorded by artists Georgiou & Tolley. Show more

An exploration into slow motion sounds. Stockholm-based artist Milo Lavén reveals the hidden sonic world within slowed-down sounds. Show more

The sounds of a small boat on the tidal Thames and the calls on its two-way radio.

Join Honey, a 15-year-old fox-red labrador, as she goes about her day. Show more

A stroll down the main drag of 'Music City, USA', accompanied by sounds that have become synonymous with the American South, framed by the horn of a passing freight train. Show more

Field recordist Ian Rawes journeys along the Thames from Tower Bridge to the North Sea, capturing the diverse sounds of natural and human activities along the river's shores. Show more

As Matthew Bryant makes cider in the slow old way, Radio 3 captures the sounds, from the apples dropping into buckets to the singing of the cider as it ferments in the barrels. Show more

Writer and poet Susan Richardson invites us to a seal-pupping beach on the Pembrokeshire coast, a world that has inspired tales of selkie folk and mermaids. Show more

Prix Italia-winning producer Steven Rajam's arresting, intimate, breath-close binaural portrait of the intoxicating city of Mumbai in India. Show more

Slow Radio taps into an archive of recordings from across the globe of the sound of rain on tin roofs, corrugated iron and rippling plastic. Show more

Have you ever wondered what goes bump in the woods at night? Hugh Huddy discovers the night-time soundscape of a woodland in Suffolk by placing a recording box in a tree overnight Show more