Neil Buchanan presents the first programme in a new series of the art show for children packed with tips, teasers and eye-catching visuals.
8 September. Between Ourselves. (BBC Radio 4, 11.15am to 12 noon)
Nick Reynolds, son of the Great Train Robber Bruce Reynolds, and Amber Marks, daughter of drug smuggler Howard Marks, compare notes on being the children of famous criminals.
A Voice in the Crowd. (BBC Radio 4, 2.45 to 3pm)
Presenter Gillian Rice explores why voices are important, and what people can tell - or think they can tell - about someone's personality from the way they speak. She also learns that how something is said may be more important than the words used.
Blue Peter Prom - Fiesta. (BBC 2, 5.45 to 7pm)
Matt Baker and Liz Barker present a concert full of Spanish flavour at London's Royal Albert Hall.
10 September. The Musical Side of My Family. (BBC Radio 4, 1.30 to 2pm)
Jamie Bernstein, daughter of Leonard Bernstein, talks candidly about having a father who could simultaneously be a musical genius and a monster.
11 September. One Year On - The Words of Children. (BBC Radio 4, 11 to 11.30am)
The voices and words of British children who were deeply touched by the attack on the World Trade Centre a year ago. Those featured include children who built a 'correspondence bridge' with youngsters in New York, a Swansea school whose response to the attacks was movingly musical, and the heartfelt poetry and prose of children stirred to express their innermost fears and hopes.
Best Inventions Update. (BBC 1, 7 to 7.30pm)
The programme follows Vivian Dux, inventor of the 'Baby Dux' travel crib, as she tries to secure a deal with Mothercare, and other successful inventors who took part in the last series.
The Commission. (BBC Radio 4, 8 to 8.45pm)
With teachers, pupils and parents complaining about the constant testing of children in school, as well as adults being appraised at work, this programme asks if the methods of testing and assessment are really appropriate.
12 September. Check Up. (BBC Radio 4, 3 to 3.30pm)
Medical advice on coughing, including whether inhaling steam helps to ease croup and if over-the-counter cough mixtures actually work.
