Join Vicki Blight for music and chat to start the day.

Adam Walton and guests explore the best science stories of 2017.

A look at the festive tradition of using holly to decorate houses at Christmas. Why do we deck our halls with boughs of holly foliage every December? Show more

A service for the fourth Sunday in Advent led by Canon Matthew Jones.

Felicity Evans presents a Listening Project special, looking back at some of the year's conversations from Wales. With Fi Glover and Holly Gilbert.

Roy Jenkins hears from people who have found particular spiritual insight at Christmas. Show more

With great conversation and an even greater playlist, Connie is the perfect accompaniment for a lazy Sunday morning.

It's non-stop music, with Owen Money spinning classic hits from the 1960s and 1970s.

Jazz singer Clare Teal joins the BBC National Orchestra and Chorus of Wales to perform a selection of festive favourites that put the swing into your yuletide. Show more

Lynn chats to Bob Monkhouse's head writer Colin Edmonds about his new novel and discusses the visiting interstellar space rock and the Christmas Star with Dr Paul Roche. Show more

Classic tunes and carols with Roy. Kev Johns on his role in the Swansea panto and Caerphilly's Ethel Oates shares memories of Christmases in a Welsh mining village in the 1940s. Show more

Peter Hain and Dafydd Wigley discuss community, activism, acting and turning his back on Hollywood with Port Talbot boy Michael Sheen. Show more

Gary Slaymaker once spent time as a film extra – and it didn’t go well. But now, with advice from supporting artists and those who work with them, he's ready to try again Show more

Frank brings his selection of the finest festive folk music to the Christmas table, with a traditional centrepiece and all the trimmings.

Beverley Humphreys explores the vast array of musical performance going on across Wales and the world in music theatre, opera, choirs, bands and orchestras.

BBC Wales's annual festive concert in aid of BBC Children in Need with a selection of popular carols, readings by BBC Wales presenters and a massed choir of primary school pupils. Show more

Festive favourites and timeless carols performed by OMA in their unique, inimitable style. An hour of sheer entertainment and joy.

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.