Mal Pope presents great music and chat for early risers.

Artist Shani Rhys James talks to Phil George about the values that have guided her life and work.

News, sport and weather updates.

Series following the fortunes of the Morris family as they decide to emigrate to Canada. 2/2: Six months after leaving, how are they settling into their new life in Ontario?

The rural news magazine for those who live and work in the Welsh countryside.

News, sport and weather updates.

A service from Craig y Don Methodist Church, accompanied by Llandudno Town Brass Band. The preacher is Rev Brenda Leigh.

Award-winning religious affairs programme.

News and sport updates.

Dewi Griffiths presents music from the golden years of entertainment.

News, sport and weather updates.

Roy Noble takes a jaunty look at the week. Includes his favourite music and his Letter from Aberdare.

News, sport and weather updates.

Patrick Hannan and guests peruse the Sunday papers, discussing the week just gone and the one to come.

News, sport and weather updates.

Derek Brockway explores Llanwrtyd Wells, the smallest town in Britain, and the surrounding countryside, including its pungent smelling spa and its old drover's routes.

Phil Carradice investigates the evil deeds of the Welsh highway robbers who preyed on hapless travellers in the seventeeth and eighteenth centuries.

News and issues from Wales and around the world, presented by Peter Johnson.

Artist Shani Rhys James talks to Phil George about the values that have guided her life and work.

Owen Money plays a wide selection of classic tracks.

Presented by Colin Jackson. This programme is all about participation, and features interviews with TV presenter Kate Silverton and dancer Camilla Dallerup.

News, sport and weather updates.

Adam Walton keeps listeners up to date with the ever changing world of technology.

Paul Henry looks at how the Welsh landscape has inspired artists, musicians and writers. He visits Gifach Goch, the setting for Richard Llewellyn's novel How Green Was My Valley.

News, sport and weather updates.

Beverley Humphreys talks to conductors and musicians about what life is like in the BBC National Orchestra of Wales.

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

The best new music from Wales, including exclusive session tracks from The Lizzies.

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.