* Frequently Asked Questions - Radio 2 Programmes *
* Frequently Asked Questions - Radio 2 Website *

Who is the Radio 2 Controller?
Bob Shennan is the controller of Radio 2, you can read about his appointment in a press release issued by the BBC.

If I have an idea for a Radio 2 programme, how do I find out more about the Radio 2 Commissioning Process?
Generally, if it is an idea for an existing programme you can email or write to the programme directly.  If it is an idea for a new programme like a documentary on an area we haven’t covered, you can consult the BBC Commissioning Guidelines.

How can I get a job at Radio 2?
You can find all the latest opportunities to work at Radio 2 by visiting the BBC Jobs website. If you’re interested in a career in radio you can apply for one of the BBC’s many work experience placements.

There’s a problem with Radio 2’s reception - how can I tell someone?
The BBC has a website dedicated to reception problems where you can troubleshoot the problems you’re having as well as being able to email someone who will be able to help directly about the problem.

I’m a musician - how can I get my music heard on Radio 2?
Our head of music at Radio 2 is Jeff Smith, he chairs the weekly playlist meeting so if you’d like to submit a CD for him to listen to you can post them to him at the following address:

Radio 2,
BBC Western House,
99 Great Portland Street,
London W1W 7NY

Alternately, if you think your music will appeal to a particular presenter you can send CDs marked for their attention to the above address and they will get them. Or, if your music is available online you can also send emails to individual presenters with the weblink. Email addresses for individual programmes can be found via the "Contact Us" link on the programme's web pages. For a full list of programmes & links to their pages visit our Shows A-Z page.

Unfortunately, due to the high volume of CDs we receive from people we cannot give feedback on the music sent to us.

How do I make a formal complaint about Radio 2?
If you have a complaint about any aspect of the BBC, including our shows and services, please go to the BBC Complaints website.