BBC Radio 2

Dermot O'Leary takes us back to the 90s with a hand-picked selection of alternative bangers from his favourite decade in music.

Tony Blackburn shares his love of soul music with some of his personal favourite tracks.

DJ Spoony explores the exhibition which celebrates the impact of Black British Music.

Angela takes you on a mood-boosting musical journey across genres and decades, to help you relax and switch off at any time of day or night. The playlist will effortlessly blend music from Morcheeba to Moloko, Bruno Mars to Billie Holiday.

Shaun selects your 70s soundtrack, plus the second hour celebrates 'The Music Is Black'.

Ken Bruce talks to special guests about their favourite records and has them pick their Tracks of My Years, including Rag'n'Bone Man, Becky Hill, Lola Lennox, Tim Vine and Bobby Gillespie.

A look at ethical and religious issues, with guests and spiritual music.

Michael Ball brings a soundtrack to Sunday morning with two hours of timeless love songs.

Paddy McGuinness is here to brighten the mood with music selections, live from Salford.

Elaine Paige brings you a selection of show tunes, movie music, your dedications, the latest stage and screen news, plus your Onstage Mishaps, and your cinema date stories in Popcorn Point.

Shaun selects your 70s soundtrack, plus the second hour celebrates 'The Music Is Black'.

The Great Gambo presents the top twenty from this week in 1982. Includes several songs with names in the title including 'Layla' and 'Dear John'. Plus musical artists Stevie Wonder and Paul McCartney join forces for 'Ebony and Ivory'.

Classic chart rundowns from the past 40 years.

Tony Blackburn spins his personal pick of the hits from across the decades.

Paul Gambaccini guides you through seven decades of music, with the stories behind classic tracks.

Angela takes you on a mood-boosting musical journey across genres and decades, to help you relax and switch off at any time of day or night. The playlist will effortlessly blend music from Morcheeba to Moloko, Bruno Mars to Billie Holiday.