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Joan as Police Woman sits in for Iggy on International Women's Day. She's got an All Queens Playlist including Nina Simone, Aldous Harding, The Breeders, Low and Little Simz.

Ahead of the release of her third solo album PLAY ME, and on International Women's Day, Music and art icon Kim Gordon is in conversation with Mary Anne.

Stuart marks International Women's Day with an all-female playlist of experimental and avant-garde music.

In honour of All Queens Day, Zakia Sewell celebrates cosmic harp player, Alice Coltrane, via a two-hour deep dive into her life and music.

Peaky Blinders Takeover: Cillian handpicks music from Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man soundtrack, Lisa O'Neill, Sleaford Mods, Seamus Fogarty and CAN.

Cillian handpicks music by Four Tet, Aphex Twin, Lankum, Sinead O'Connor, The Supremes and Burial.

Soundtrack the early hours with back-to-back music, plus exclusive BBC sessions.

Emily Pilbeam presents a mixtape of her personal selection of tracks from BBC Introducing, with a new Track of the Week by BBC Introducing in Essex and Cambridgeshire's Konyikeh.

Emily Pilbeam sits in with the early morning breakfast show.

Wonderful music to start your day, including the Cloudbusting mix to banish the grey skies.

Lauren welcomes you to a brand new week with uplifting tunes.

Chris Hawkins keeps the seat warm for the afternoon, and chats to DJ and producer Sebastien Tellier about his latest record 'Kill The Beast'.

Showcasing the very best of what Steve's listening to and supporting right now.

Nathan and Deb unveil this week's Breaking Artist, Max Winter, following the release of his experimental single Candlelight. The Rundown celebrates International Women's Day.

Marc Riley plays his music loves from every era and genre.

Ahead of their performance at the 6 Music Festival in Greater Manchester, Lynks is this week's Artist in Residence with shows centred on four basic human needs.

1/3. Around the release of their ...Yes Please! album, here's Happy Mondays live at the Kilburn National in 1992.

2/3. Featuring a selection of early Happy Mondays sessions from 1986 and 1989 as well as highlights from their 1991 Wembley Arena show.

3/3. Shaun and Bez curate a one-hour Happy Mondays playlist.

4/3. In part 1 Mark Radcliffe looks back at punk scene Mick Hucknall, Pete Shelley & Mike Pickering and in part 2 to the 60s beat boom with the help of Graham Nash.

Chris chats to musician Thea Gilmore as she returns to the show with the finished track from her interactive art project 'The Echo Line'.

Wonderful music to start your day, including the Cloudbusting mix to banish the grey skies.

Lauren gives you the finest blend of fantastic music for your Tuesday morning.

Ahead of their upcoming tour, Craig is joined by punk legend Jake Burns of Stiff Little Fingers to chat about his illustrious career.

Huw handpicks brand-new releases alongside a selection of tracks he's loving right now, plus De La Soul take part in this week's 'Song I Wish I'd Written'.

New London band RIP Magic are live in session from Maida Vale, following the release of their single 5Words.

Marc Riley plays his music loves from every era and genre.

Ahead of their performance at the 6 Music Festival in Greater Manchester, Lynks is this week's Artist in Residence with shows centred on four basic human needs.

Cillian handpicks music by The Beatles, PJ Harvey, Aretha Franklin, Feist and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.

Cillian hand-picks music by Irma Thomas, Mac DeMarco, Julie Byrne, John Francis Flynn and Brian Eno.

Want to hear the latest tracks 6 Music have added to their playlist? Then listen here.

Names in Songs returns. Can you hear your name in a well-known song.

Wonderful music to start your day, including the Cloudbusting mix to banish the grey skies.

Rebecca Lucy Taylor aka Self Esteem joins around her role as Maggie Frisby in the 50th anniversary of Teeth 'N' Smiles play by Sir David Hare.

Craig celebrates your midweek wins for Wednesday, I'm In Love, and we hear another of your left-field music suggestions as we turn Left At The Lights.

Belfast trio Chalk join Huw in session from Maida Vale ahead of their debut album 'Crystalpunk' coming out this Friday. Plus we get to know 100 Rabbits in this weeks 'Huw Are You'.

Deb chats to rapper, singer and producer Miso Extra about some of her favourite tracks, following the release of her latest single Right Here.

Marc Riley plays his music loves from every era and genre.

Ahead of their performance at the 6 Music Festival in Greater Manchester, Lynks is this week's Artist in Residence with shows centred on four basic human needs.