In a Stew about Rabbits

Sheila Dillon explores rabbit meat. Is it delicious or unjustifiable?

• 30 mins

Women in the Kitchen

Sheila Dillon looks at the state of play for female chefs in the professional kitchen.

• 30 mins

Tom Jaine

Sheila Dillon talks to the publisher, writer and restaurateur Tom Jaine about his life.

• 30 mins

Mushrooms

Dan Saladino discovers a mysterious, surprising and delicious world of edible mushrooms.

• 30 mins

Terra Madre

Terra Madre: Bringing the world together through food. Presented by Dan Saladino.

• 30 mins

Get Ahead Treats for Christmas

Diana Henry provides a guide to an Eastern Christmas with Bee Wilson and Sally Butcher.

• 30 mins

A Bronx Food Tale

In New York's south Bronx, Sheila Dillon finds out how food is transforming communities.

• 30 mins

Cookbooks of 2014

Sheila Dillon presents a review of the most exciting cookbooks of 2014.

• 30 mins

Feeding Britain

The story of one shop which is changing the way we think about food waste and food poverty

• 30 mins

Christmas, food and being far from home

Sheila Dillon uncovers the food stories of those away from home on Christmas.

• 30 mins

Redemption through Food

Sheila Dillon presents inspirational stories from The Food Programme in 2014.

• 30 mins

Your food science questions for Harold McGee

Sheila Dillon is joined by Harold McGee to answer listeners' food queries.

• 30 mins

2015 Food and Farming Awards Launch

Sheila Dillon and 2015's judging team open nominations for the BBC Food and Farming Awards

• 30 mins

The Future of Food Markets

Sheila Dillon and guests discuss what a food market needs for success in 2015.

• 30 mins

The Secret Formula

Sheila Dillon lifts the lid on powdered baby milk.

• 30 mins

The Grain Divide

Dan Saladino discovers a global movement rethinking our most widely-grown food crop, wheat

• 30 mins

How Britain fell in love with the microwave

The UK's guilty secret? Sheila Dillon charts the 60-year shift from pot to ping.

• 30 mins

Soup and the British

Tim Hayward asks why the British love soup and searches for the origins of brown Windsor.

• 28 mins

The Clink - Revisited

A restaurant run by prisoners becomes the most popular in Cardiff.

• 30 mins

The 'Clean Label' Question

Sheila Dillon asks how food manufacturing has changed to create more 'natural' ingredients

• 28 mins

Reconsider the Oyster!

Oysters are receiving renewed attention around the world. Dan Saladino explains why.

• 28 mins

BBC Food and Farming Awards 2015: The Finalists

Sheila Dillon reveals the finalists for the 2015 BBC Food and Farming Awards.

• 28 mins

Food Waste Pioneers

Dan Saladino hears how three individuals are reimagining the potential of food waste.

• 30 mins

Sweet Britain

Sheila Dillon asks what is still driving British people's love affair with sweets.

• 30 mins

The Joy of Eggs

Sheila Dillon asks if the humble egg is breaking free of a once-tarnished reputation.

• 30 mins

The Ark of Taste

Dan Saladino meets the people working to save foods and flavours at risk of extinction.

• 30 mins

School Dinners - A Progress Report

Can UK school food be made better by learning from abroad? Sheila Dillon investigates.

• 30 mins

Diet and Diabetes

Felicity Evans discusses the role of diet in diabetes.

• 30 mins

The Legacy of the BBC Food and Farming Awards

Sheila Dillon looks back on 15 years of the BBC Food and Farming Awards.

• 28 mins

Jane Grigson - A Tribute: Part One

25 years after Jane Grigson's death, Sheila Dillon and special guests discuss her legacy.

• 28 mins