Evil Genius with Russell Kane

Stevie Martin, Rachel Fairburn and Johnny Cochrane ask how super the superhero really is. Is the caped crusader the sexiest superhero of all? Or a weirdo in a cave who makes it all worse, actually? Producer: Beth O'Dea Evil Genius with Russell Kane is a BBC Audio Bristol production for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds

Sikisa, Sarah Callaghan and Ivo Graham dig the dirt on Tomb Raider, Lara Croft

Athena Kugblenu, Lou Sanders and Nathan Caton decide: Evilgate or Geniusgate?

Gráinne Maguire, Harriet Braine and Hal Cruttenden paint a not-so-pretty picture of the Mexican artist. This episode was recorded before the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Sophie Duker, Rhys James and Evelyn Mok analyse the father of psychoanalysis

Gráinne Maguire, Harriet Braine and Hal Cruttenden beat up beat poet Allen Ginsberg.

Esther Manito, Robin Morgan and Sarah Mills discuss whether the warrior was actually woke

Lou Sanders, Nathan Caton and Athena Kugblenu decide whether they're hypnotized by Biggie

Sikisa, Sarah Callaghan and Ivo Graham take a look at the man behind the Apollo missions.

Sophie Duker, Rhys James and Evelyn Mok decide if Virginia is more Woolf or puppy dog.

Johnny Cochrane, Thanyia Moore and Olga Koch knock down the man behind the big statues controversy currently raging - should statues of evil geniuses from history stay up?

Robin Morgan, Esther Manito & Sarah Mills on the Virgin Queen. Pure evil or pure genius?

Olga Koch, Thanyia Moore and Johnny Cochrane uncover some truths about The Purple One

Russell and panel are back, kicking off with The Purple One himself...music icon, Prince.

Rob Beckett, Athena Kugblenu & Heidi Regan decide whether to use the ejector seat on Bond

Will Jon Richardson, Johnny Cochrane and Susie McCabe give Maradona the red card?

Comrades Ria Lina, Esther Manito and Michael Odewale dissect the Argentine revolutionary.

The controversial children's author.How will Josh Jones, Ola Labib & Joanne McNally vote?

Sophie Duker, Daliso Chaponda and Kemah Bob riff over jazz singer Billie Holiday, who sang Strange Fruit.

Fern Brady, Alison Spittle and Alex Edelman on John Harvey Kellogg, man of cornflakes.

Grainne Maguire Athena Kugblenu and Tony Law assess the Queen of East Anglia AKA Boudicca

Jayde Adams, Angela Barnes and Neil Delamere on the scientist who came up with evolution and explained how life works. No biggie.

Catherine Bohart, Tom Parry & Heidi Regan keep you in suspense. Hitchcock:evil or genius?

Grainne Maguire, Felicity Ward and Alex Kealy decide, was Henry more monarch or murderer?

Darren Harriott, Sikisa and Johnny Cochrane examine the civil rights leader.

Sara Barron, Ivo Graham & Jenny Bede on the American Founding Father, the real man behind the hit musical Hamilton.

Russell and panel take on US Founding Father Alexander Hamilton - of the musical fame..

Joe Wicks wants to know: What’s the one thing that makes life better? Joe loves finding ways to boost his mental and physical health, so he’s asking some of his inspiring mates about their secret to physical and mental happiness. Whether it’s a high-intensity cycle, a freezing cold shower or a cheeky power nap, every guest will share the one thing that works for them. This is sunshine in a podcast. Joe Wicks is here for you, and he won’t stop until you’re fit and happy. Subscribe to The Joe Wicks Podcast now on BBC Sounds.

Olga Koch, Eshaan Akbar and Geoff Norcott give the political thinker Marx out of ten.

Jon Richardson, Catherine Bohart & Shappi Khorsandi look at the film star in close-up.

Comedians and real-life couple Catherine Bohart and Sarah Keyworth bring highlights from their podcast that asks what makes relationships work. Forget the idealised romance of Hollywood movies, relationships are complex and unpredictable. And someone they're just really, really hard. You'll Do celebrates the nitty gritty, the ups and the downs, and the peculiarities of building a life with other people. Subscribe now and discover how the likes of Nish Kumar, Deborah Frances-White, Joe Lycett and Jayde Adams continue to say yeah... you'll do. A Whistledown Production for BBC Radio 4.

a message from Russell Kane

Tom Allen, Evelyn Mok and Isma Almas share what Queen's singing superstar means to them.

Will Sarah Keyworth, Athena Kugblenu and Luisa Omielan use their votes wisely?

Will Colin Murray,Johnny Cochrane and Neil Delamere have suspicious minds about The King?

Tom Allen, Suzi Ruffell and Harriet Braine paint a wonky picture of the great artist.

Are Athena Kugblenu, Njambi McGrath and Harriet Dyer feeling good about Nina Simone?

Ivo Graham and Aatif Nawaz bowl over non-cricket fans Russell Kane and Joanne McNally.

Darren Harriott, Nathan Caton and Joanne McNally put the boot in to the sportswear giant.

Colin Murray, Chloe Petts and Neil Delamere give the greatest footballer a good kicking.

Starting with three sport episodes - two sports megastars and one king of sportswear

Jen Brister, Larry Dean & Esther Manito consign Oscar Wilde to the gutter or the stars.