I listen to quite a lot of Radio 4, during the day and with meals.
I switch off when the Archers comes on, not physically, but mentally. I just mentally tune out. It is to drama what Dido is to music. If you asked me what had just happened in the last two minutes of the Archers, I wouldn't be able to tell you.
I sometimes catch Desert Island discs but can take or leave it.
Sometimes the afternoon drama is ok, but it can be a bit middle class.
The Life Scientific is worth a listen if you like to hear what make various scientists tick.
Front Row is just so London-centric and a bit too arty farty for my tastes
I like "just a minute" but not too keen on "Rudy's Rare records". "The News Quiz" is ok but I prefer "The Now Show" is good. Steven K Amos is mostly unfunny. Count Arthur Strong's Radio Show is like something from the 1960s but often makes me laugh a lot.