Start the day with a lively mix of music and chat.

Adam Walton talks genetics and ethics, asking how and why our DNA is being used by scientists and by the private sector. Show more

The effect of a short, sharp lockdown on tourism and mental health; a rare bird makes a comeback and we're picking pumpkins in Pembrokeshire!

A service led by the Rev'd Gethin Russell Jones, minister at Ararat Baptist Church in Cardiff

Political news, discussions and analysis, plus a round up of the Sunday papers with guest reviewers - the Political Editor of Wales Online Will Hayward and the BBC's Stuart Hughes Show more

At a time when we have been asked to wear a mask for the safety of those around us, Jonathan Thomas explores the significance of the human face to different faith groups. Show more

Melanie Walters who plays Stacey’s mum, Tanni Grey-Thompson and artist Nathan Wyburn are among guests for this week. 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!

The Rev. Kate Bottley joins Aled Jones.

Singer Judie Tzuke tells Lynn about Chris Difford's Song Club album, celebrating NHS staff. Esteemed historian Sir Richard J Evans explores wartime conspiracy theories.

Roy chats to Welshman Robin Hayes about life as a top airline steward flying with 747s. Choir of the week is the award-winning Johns' Boys from Rhosllanerchrugog near Wrexham. Show more

Ali Kedge is on a mission to change the perception of the bus pass generation. Using her pass, she travels across Wales to chat sex, drugs & rock ‘n’ roll with fellow pass holders Show more

On Friday at 6pm, a second national lockdown will begin in Wales. What impact will this have on virus transmission and on business survival rates. Oliver Hides and guests discuss. 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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