Great music and chat for your Sunday morning.

Adam Walton discusses Cardiff Science Festival, which takes over Wales’ capital this Valentines weekend, spreading a love for STEM. Show more

We meet the enthusiastic volunteers restoring the 200 year old, Montgomeryshire canal and hear how two shops in the small village of Cilgerran are up for a "Rural Oscars"

A service from St Mary's Church in Conwy on Creation Sunday, led by the Revd David Parry. The preacher is the Rev'd Stuart Elliott, Vicar of Betws y Coed. Show more

Political news, discussions and analysis, plus a round-up of the Sunday papers with our guest reviewers Martin Shipton and Eurfyl ap Gwilym. Show more

Mary Stallard travels to Caernarfon to meet 'Taff the Laugh', former Naval chaplain and current moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Wales. Show more

Scott Quinnell talks to former Olympic sprinter Jamie Baulch looking ahead to Team GB at Tokyo 2020. Plus Amanda Protheroe-Thomas meets comedian Suzi Ruffell. Show more

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!

Nick Knowles joins Aled Jones. First broadcast in April 2017

Actor Bill Nighy talks about his film role in Jane Austen's 'Emma' and we hear about a special day for fans of The Beatles at Portmeirion village in Gwynedd next weekend. Show more

Roy finds out about the historic Slate Museum in Llanberis , which is in an area where the industrial landscape of North Wales is bidding for UNESCO World Heritage Status . Show more

Mathew Pritchard considers our national obsession with tattoos. He explores their history, discovers some of the personal stories behind them and asks what they say about society. Show more

The Eye on Wales team hears from two victims of fraud. One woman was duped into taking out £17,000 in loans for a man who faked his face in video calls by using computer graphics. 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 from the sixties through to today with Lisa Gwilym.

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