Growing up in Cae Ochr Draw - a childhood spent amidst tales of dragons, cauldrons, sleeping giants, princesses and warriors.

To celebrate National Older People's Day and to change some outdated stereotypes on ageing, a collection of short stories produced by people living in Wales. Show more

Series of stories made by people in Wales. Paula Symon's personal view of her participation in the anti-war protest in London before the war in Iraq and about its relevance today.

For most children evacuation was initially a frightening experience, but for Pat it was a wonderful time and when the war was over she didn't want to go home.

Series of stories made by people in Wales. Mandy pays tribute to her unmarried birthmother who went through the pain and loss of giving up her daughter for adoption.

Series of short films made by people across Wales. Debbie Turnbull made her digital story to mark the first anniversary of her son Christopher's death.

Anita lost her three-year-old sister in a tragic accident in the family home. In this short film, she speaks about the impact this had on the whole family.

Series of stories made by people in Wales in workshops run by BBC Wales.

Series of stories made by people in Wales in workshops run by BBC Wales. Oooh Ahh On the Farm.

Series of short films made by people across Wales. A personal story of how Kaifeng Peng strived to gain her father's respect and understanding.

Series of stories made by people in Wales in workshops run by BBC Wales. In writing a letter to his late mother, Dan reveals the struggles of his childhood.

"In those days it was frowned upon to go away on your own, you had to be with your parents". Sharkey enjoys his first holiday with his girlfriend on the Isle of Man.

Monday, 25th September is International Ataxia Awareness Day. A story by Alan Thomas from Haverfordwest, who's been diagnosed with this degenerative disease.

Stories made by people in Wales in workshops run by BBC Wales. Caroline was just 16 when she first became an addict on a street corner in Penarth in 1989.

Series of stories made by people in Wales. Lewis's father is in the armed forces fighting in Iraq. He shares his feelings about his dad going to war.

Series of stories made by people in Wales in workshops run by BBC Wales.

Giorgia has a name for each wrinkle on her face and behind every line is a story.

Made in a workshop run by BBC Wales, this programme is about the love between a young woman and her mother and how their faith still links them together.

A selection of digital stories about real life experiences in Wales

A selection of digital stories about real life experiences in Wales, created using laptop computers.