Byron Rogers explores social class in Wales. What happened to the squires? He discovers the landed gentry's rural decline, and the rise of the city-dwelling wealthy.

News, sport, weather and travel information with Gareth Lewis and Felicity Evans.

Jamie and Louise meet ethical chef Deri Reed; learn about the Machynlleth Comedy Festival; and hear from sport reporter Simon Davies and music journalist Euron Griffith.

Jason Mohammad introduces listener debate on the top stories of the day.

Members of the Porthcawl Ukulele Band play live on air. Roy's other guests are the Whitland triplets who have all earned a Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award and writer Morgan Tomors.

Drivetime news, sport, weather and travel with Peter Johnson and Sarah Dickins.

Adam Walton visits the School of Optometry at Cardiff University to take a closer look at one of the most complex and extraordinary organs in our bodies, the eye.

With Alan Thompson. His guests include comedian Terry Alderton, live music from Henry Priestman and Karen Price with her Cultural Guide to Going Out in Wales this month.

Join the club for music and chat.

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.