Didn't want to start a thread focused on one station or presenter.
Am sure many stations have highlights that even those who don't normally tune in would be interested in.

Starting here with Radio 2.
Wednesday 21st, Nadiyas Festive Family Feast. Cooking shows on the radio. Just don't do it for me. 8pm so Jo Whiley off for the holidays.
Followed by Kenny met the Fab Four at 10pm. Nostalgia trip, with Paul Gambaccini.

Next night re run 8pm Martha Reeves Soul Christmas.
Friday 8pm Friday Night is Music Night. Loved last year, as they linked to Red Button showing the event on screen. I know cutbacks to Red Button, but wish more Friday Nights had a Red Button show.

A shame that having lost Ed Stewart no Juniour Choice. Instead 10am a Radio Special from the West End team who created The Play that goes Wrong.

Lots of documentaries across the week with Radio 2 A Team all off. Sara Cox covers Chris Evans.
Paddy O Connell features 100 best selling asrtists in the Ken Bruce slot.
Craig Charles covers Steve Wrights slot.
Simon Mayo replaced by Johnnie Walker Interviews.

Listening at work, Heart have been plugging a Robbie Williams special. But assume other than that More Music Variety, and does it really matter whose on? Personality, features are not a big thing for Heart.

Christmas Eve Radio 5 and 5 Extra. Busy afternoon of Premiership Rugby. Three matches with 5 Live Sport wrapping up at 5pm.
Christmas Day 10am but repeated 8pm Russell Howard, so the clash with The Christmas That Goes Wrong is avoided.
Boxing Day a longer 5 Live Sport starting midday, ending 8.30 (Sports Extra continues with Championship Football).
Holiday Tuesday has early kick off on Sports Extra with Championship football and Harlequins annual Christmas Twickenham match. Five live 2pm to 7pm more Live Sport.

Friday 30th 2pm a best of Mayo and Kermode Film Review.

For non regular listeners to Radio Six International, here's our Christmas Day offering:
4am Todd's Turntable: Todd Gordon with jazz for Christmas; 5am Tony Currie's Christmas Cracker; 6am John Cavanagh's Soundwave; 7am: The Lively Lounge: Christmas in Belgium with a live concert from Andre Brasseur 8am: Too Grumpy Critics: Spike and Paul chew over the latest movies and TV; 9am: Nothing But the Best - Christmas Classics: classical music; 10am Behind The Tracks: Susan Fisher with seasonal tracks; 11an Kenny Tosh Revival Show: 60s and 70s hits and misses; 12 noon: Thea Newcomb's Xmas 2pm: Cre/ation: The Early Years of Pink Floyd with Nick Mason; 3pm Festive Love at the Movies: Lyn ferguson provides the popcorn; 5pm Record of the Year 2016: judging our year's worth of new unsuigned and indie music are Randy Badazz Alpert, John Cavanagh, Tony Currie, Tony Hatch and Richard Niles; 7pm: Todd's Turntable; 8pm: Tony's Christmas Cracher; 9pm: Soundwave 10pm: The Lively Lounge; 11pm: Too Grumpy Critics; 12 Midnight: Andre Leon's Radio Replays www.radiosix.com

+1 - the programme they've got sounds like a load of 'enforced' fun and could actually be quite tiresome.

It would have been so much better if they could have retained Junior Choice in some way or done something similar - after all the music played on Junior Choice never gets played any other time of the year.

Didn't hear if every time. Due to clashes with Church. But sometimes after Midnight Mass so difficult getting out of bed...nostalgia wins.