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

How do I listen to Radio 2 on my computer?
You can listen to Radio 2 programmes live online on the iPlayer. You can also catch up with shows you've missed or listen again to shows for 7 days after broadcast.

I'm having problems listening to a Radio 2 programme on my computer
For answers to any technical questions, please visit the iPlayer Help.

How long do recordings stay on the website?
Programmes on BBC iPlayer are only available for seven days after broadcast. We do archive some interviews from programmes for longer as clips. You can find these on the programme pages that they came from underneath the programme description.

Are there any archived programmes from Radio 2’s 40+ years on the airwaves available to listen to?
Unfortunately not, unless a documentary or programme is repeated on-air it is not available to listen to after seven days.

Can I download Radio 2 programmes to my iPod or mp3 player?
A number of Radio 2 programmes are available in mp3 format as podcasts. If you’d like more guidance on what a podcast is or how to download one to your mp3 player visit the Podcast Help Page.

How can I find a programme on the Radio 2 website
For a full list of programmes & links to their pages visit our  Shows A-Z page.

How can I report a fault on the website?
If you're having a problem with the Radio 2 website follow this link for details of how to contact the Radio 2 Interactive Team.

Why can't I listen again as soon as a programme finishes?
For technical reasons programmes are normally available via 'listen again' approximately 30 minutes after the end of transmission.

How can I contact or comment on a Radio 2 programme?
Email: For many programmes, there will be a "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. Some programmes do not have an email address. If that's the case, please use the form below and we will pass your comments onto the programme makers.

Text: You can send a text message via your mobile phone to 88291 while the show is live on-air. (Texts will be charged at your standard message rate. Check with your network provider for exact costs.)

Post: You can also write to our programmes using the following address:
Programme Name,
BBC Radio 2,
Western House,
99 Great Portland Street,
London W1W 7NY

If a direct contact option is not available, or to make a comment, complaint or enquiry about other BBC programmes or services, visit the BBC Information website.