"Desert Island Discs" is a long-running BBC radio program that first aired in 1942. Each episode features a guest, often a celebrity or notable figure, who selects eight pieces of music they would take with them to a deserted island. The show explores the guest's life and the significance of their chosen tracks. The program is hosted by a presenter who interviews the guest, discussing their personal stories and experiences. The format allows listeners to connect with the guest on a deeper level, while also enjoying a diverse range of music, from classical to contemporary, showcasing the impact of music on human emotions and memories.