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Lyt når som helst, hvor som helst 

BBC Radio 4


Celebrating the music that special guests cherish and would like to bestow to future generations.


Inheritance Tracks

TV personality, chef and restaurateur behind Mowgli Street Food restaurants on the tracks that have shaped her.

Inherited: ABBA - The Day Before You Came
Pass on: Leonard Cohen - Dance With Me to the End of Love 

Producer: Lowri Morgan
Researcher: Jesse Edwards

Nisha Katona

The Singer-Songwriter on the tracks that have inspired her work and life. 

Inherited: Tracks of My Tears by Smokey Robinson 
Pass on: Sara by Fleetwood Mac

Producer: Gareth Nelson-Davies

Clare Grogan

The best selling crime author on the tracks that have inspired him. 

Inherited: Have Mercy on the Criminal by Elton John 
Pass on: He Stopped Loving Her Today by George Jones

Mark Billingham

The Inheritance Tracks are the choice of the much-loved broadcaster Lorraine Kelly as featured in BBC Radio 4's Saturday Live on 20 June 2026.

Inherited: Jupiter from The Planet Suite by Holst 
Pass on: Starman by David Bowie 

Producer: Anna Bailey

(Picture credit: Nicky Johnston)

Lorraine Kelly

Nat Sciver-Brunt is the captain of England's Women Cricket Team and one of the world’s leading all-round cricketers

In June 2026, Nat is presently engaged in trying to lead the side to triumph in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026. 

With proven leadership at the highest level, she’s found the time to share with us her Inheritance Tracks.

Inherited: Robbie Williams - Angels
Pass On: Extreme - More Than Words

Nat Sciver-Brunt

The screenwriter and television producer Russell T Davies.

From being best known to being the show-runner for the reboot of Dr Who, he’s looked at life in London during the 1980s with the series It’s A Sin and his latest TV drama is set in contemporary Manchester.

His Inheritance Tracks are inspired by his family and a lost loved one.

Inherited: Oh What A Beautiful Morning by Howard Keel
Pass On: Americano by Lady GaGa

Producer: Anna Bailey

Russell T Davies

The journalist and broadcaster Katie Razzall is the BBC’s culture and media editor - and co-host of The Media Show.

She was formerly Newsnight’s UK editor and correspondent for Channel 4 News - but has long harboured a dream of being a WWII French resistance member.

Her Inheritance Tracks are incredibly moving…

Inherited: Petite Fleur by Sidney Bechet
Passing on: Long Time Coming by Delays

Producer: Ben Mitchell

Katie Razzall

Dame Prue Leith has written more than a dozen cookery books, seven novels, and her new memoir - "Being Old...and learning to love it!" - she explores the trials and taboos of growing older.

She's no stranger to a kitchen disco with her roles on the Great British Menu and Bake Off - but has always been too afraid to sing.

That is until an appearance on ITV's hit show, The Masked Singer.

Let's see if her Inheritance Tracks can cook up a storm.

Inherited: The Ugly Duckling by Danny Kaye
Passing on: Oh, What A Beautiful Mornin' by Gordon MacRae
(The Masked Singer, Bandicoot Productions, ITV)

Producer: Ben Mitchell

Prue Leith

This week’s Inheritance Tracks come from stage and screen actor, Jason Watkins. 

Jason has been in brilliant in TV productions as various as the Crown, W1A and the The Lost Honour of Christopher Jeffries for which he won a BAFTA. 

Inherited: Al Bowlly - Love is the Sweetest Thing
Pass on: Human League – Together in Electric Dreams

Producer: Ribika Moktan

Jason Watkins

This week’s Inheritance Tracks come from Presenter and Journalist, Nick Robinson. 

Nick is the BBC’s and ITV former political editor and he started as a presenter on Today (Radio 4) in November 2015.

Here are the two tracks most dear to him:

Inherited: The Carpet Crawlers by Genesis taken from the album The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway.
Pass On: Beethoven's Fidelio quartet - Mir ist so wunderbar
Producers: Lowri Morgan and Jesse Edwards.

Nick Robinson

Fiona Shaw chooses Father and Son by Cat Stevens and the final chorus of Dialogues of the Carmelites by Francis Poulenc.

Fiona Shaw

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