Mal Pope presents great music and chat for early risers.

Nick Servini travels to Neath Port Talbot College to ask if teenagers should be taught about business and finance.

News, sport and weather updates.

Peter Johnson with the latest news from Wales and the world, a round-up of all the weekend sport plus a look at the Sunday papers.

The rural news magazine for those who live and work in the Welsh countryside. Melanie Doel profiles Patrick Holden, the Director of the Soil Association.

News, sport and weather updates.

A service from St David's Church, Merthyr Tydfil, led by Father Martyn Davies.

Roy Jenkins travels to Llanuwchllyn near Bala to meet the author and journalist Tom Davies.

News and sport updates.

Dewi Griffiths presents music from the golden years of entertainment.

News, sport and weather updates.

It's high class bacon and bap entertainment when Gavin and Stacey star Ruth Jones hosts her very own brunchtime radio show with music, comedy, guests and baps.

News, sport and weather updates.

Aled is joined by Denbigh-born chef Bryn Williams.

Patrick Hannan and guests debate referees, female comedians, Jack the Ripper and how to make the perfect phone call.

As a schoolgirl, Marian Silcox and her family left France hours before the Nazis marched into town. Now, nearly seventy years later, she recalls how her life changed forever.

Owen Money with classic tracks.

Radio Wales' award-winning comedy muses mercilessly on life in today's Wales and beyond. With Matthew Gravelle, Richard Elfyn, Siriol Jenkins and Rhian Morgan.

News, sport and weather updates.

Adam Walton presents the Welsh science magazine. Including features on nanotechnology, the Common Cold Research Centre and the future of nuclear energy.

Phil Rickman interviews Neil Gaiman about his new novel The Graveyard Book and discovers how the literary cult of the vampire is staging a comeback.

News, sport and weather updates.

Welsh singer Shan Cothi with light classical music and conversation.

Frank Hennessy and Amy Wadge swap their personal tastes in music, including the unusual, entertaining, comical and downright quirky.

Sounds and interviews with up-and-coming Welsh bands, plus the gig guide.

BBC Radio Wales joins the BBC World Service for a selection of news and current affairs, science and arts programmes to take you through the night.