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Hear how it really feels to get a gold medal.

British show jumper Tim Stockdale reveals his fight back to fitness after breaking his neck.

Mark Moore of S'Express chooses a selection of his favourite dance tunes to share with Dave.

Patrick Kielty was joined by singer-songwriter Amy Macdonald to talk music, cars and football - you can also hear clips from her live session tracks.

Nick Bracegirdle of Chicane is Dave's guest to choose some of his favourite dance tunes.

What really is the ’Legacy’ of the London 2012?

Explore how London 2012 will alter our athletes and the audiences watching.

Hear how athletes reflect on their medals and competitions upon retirement.

Louisiana singer-songwriter Dylan LeBlanc joined Dermot to play live in session - hear clips from his performance and the full interview.

Hear who inspired our top athletes to become Olympians.

Will chats openly and honestly with Chris in the Radio 2 studios.

Ice-T is live with Dermot to talk about his new film, Something From Nothing: The Art of Rap, exploring the origins of one of the biggest genres in modern music.

Ramon Goose is in the studio for a live session.

The story of how steroids have blighted the Olympics.

How East Germany's methods to win gold in the 1970s left a lasting effect on its athletes.

Americana legend Alejandro Escovedo joins Bob for a live session and chat.

Mike Oldfield talks to Johnnie Walker about his career in the 1970s and Tubular Bells.

Jim Thorpe's story- he was stripped of his medals but they were reinstated 75 years later.

The story of how too much testosterone had a lasting impact on one young female athlete.

Dermot presents a Saturday Session from London-Brighton quartet The Maccabees.

The effect the USA's boycott of the 1980 Moscow Olympics had on its athletes.

This programme looks at the effect that various boycotts and political protests had on the Oylmpics. Athletes who missed out on certain gold consider whether the protest was worth it.

Former Genesis guitarist Steve Hackett picks his Tracks of My Years.

Track athlete John Carlos on his 'Black Power' salute at the Mexico 1968 Olympics.