Trevor Dann talks to Tony Prince about his new online venture United DJs which promises to bring back Mike Read, DLT and other veterans. Plus news and Radio Moments

Huw Stephens talks to Trevor Dann about life on Radio 1, the success of BBC Introducing and the launch of his weekly breakfast show on the Welsh language station BBC Radio Cymru2. Plus news and Radio Moments. Presented by Trevor Dann.

Director of BBC Birmingham, Joe Godwin, takes Trevor Dann on a tour of The Mailbox, home of the Archers, Radio WM, some Asian Network programmes and VILOR. Plus news from Stu Clarkson and more from David Lloyd's archives.

Producers Nicky Birch and John Ryan join Community Radio pioneer Donald McTernan for this month’s roundtable recorded at Jazz FM. On the agenda - Carrie Gracie and a crisis for BBC journalism, diversity, hip-hop podcasts and much more. Plus news and Radio Moments.

Trevor is joined by Will Jackson (RIG), Brett Spencer (BBC) and Paul Sylvester (Bauer), plus Nick Pitts from Jazz FM, to talk about the hot topics in radio today.

Garvan Rigby Co-Founder and joint Programme Director Christmas FM talks with Stuart Clarkson about the station in Ireland and its expansion into the UK. Plus news with Roy Martin and Radio Moments with David Lloyd.

John Myers, author of the Myers Report on BBC Local Radio back in 2012, talks to RadioToday's Stuart Clarkson about the latest announcements from the Director General on the future of the stations across England. Plus Mark Chapple and Matt Bunt talk about their recent surf-tastic community radio licence win for Radio Newquay. Includes this week's radio industry news and David Lloyd's Radio Moments.

Trevor Dann meets winners at the BBC Local Radio awards and discusses DG Lord Tony Hall's unexpected announcements. Plus a report from the RAIN summit, news and Radio Moments.

Consultant Paul Chantler and Bauer Radio's national MD Steve Parkinson join Trevor Dann to discuss BBC Local Radio at 50, 5Live Drive, Ronan & Harriet and more. Plus news and Radio Moments

As radio revenues show double digit growth and out-perform the advertising market, Mark Barber, planning director of Radiocentre, tells Trevor Dann why radio's back in fashion.