The Early Breakfast Show from BBC Radio Wales. Start the day with great tunes and entertaining chat.

Adam Walton asks why we've seen so many jellyfish off the Welsh coast this summer and considers whether these mysterious creatures are on the rise across the world

How close is too close? We hear how a boom in the use of recreational drones has raised fears about their impact on wildlife and catch up with the latest autumnal developments

Led by the Rev'd Stephen Best, a minister with the United Reformed Church in Cardiff

Prof Laura McAllister on Plaid, the Greens & the SNP conferences. Labour's Nia Griffith on return to Parliament, Prof Richard Beardsworth on international politics at Aberystwyth. Show more

Roy Jenkins and guests discuss the implications and potential devastation of a warming planet, and ask what's to be done and by whom. Show more

Great music and guests in the company of Connie for your Sunday morning.

A second dose of Owen Money for the weekend. It's non-stop music all the way as the classic hits from the 60s and 70s just keep on coming!

Jasper Carrott joins Aled Jones. The programme was first broadcast in October 2018.

Lynn talks to actor Damian Lynch about his role in the play 'A Comedy About A Bank Robbery' at Cardiff's New Theatre. Show more

The life of actor Richard Briers is discussed with author James Hogg and 18th Century actor Sarah Siddons' connection to the town of Brecon is revealed. Show more

Why is the 1st Cathays the fastest growing Welsh Scout Group in Wales? Chris Rushton discovers how Scouting is helping young Muslims face the challenges of growing up in Wales.

Nelli Bird talks to a woman whose job is to seize the assets of loan sharks. And she hears from some who fear benefits reform may give illegal money lenders a new range of victims. Show more

Frank Hennessy presents the best in folk, roots and acoustic music from the Celtic countries and beyond. Plus Frank's weekly Celtic gig guide.

The finest musical melodies. Exquisite performances from stage and screen. Orchestral and choral works from Wales and the world. There's no need to book your seat. Listen & relax.

Kick back and enjoy a selection of fine tunes and great guests with Lisa Gwilym.

For programme information, see listings for the BBC World Service.