When Gwyn goes to investigate a fire on a Welsh farm, he suspects the owners are hiding something, but discovers they are not the only ones. By Alix Nathan.

Lonely bachelor Gwilym fulfils his relationship needs by writing to women prisoners who he will never have to meet. Until one of them turns up. By Craig Hawes.

It is Christmas 1983 in the Valleys and Ceri would like to give her two young children toys, but their father has other plans. Read by Shelley Rees. Written by Rachel Trezise.

The State of Water, by Sarah Woods. Eldryd and his daughter Siwan are sheep farmers, but Siwan's radical ideas about eco-management are driving a wedge between them.

A searingly honest account, based on the author's own experience, of facing up to the reality of a partner's terminal illness. Stars Eiry Thomas and Steffan Rhodri.

National Poet of Wales Gillian Clarke reads from her journal about life on her small-holding. A blizzard of snow and a frozen water pump test their survival skills.

National Poet of Wales Gillian Clarke reads from her journal about life on her small-holding in rural West Wales, where bees, hay and swallows make a bountiful summer.

National Poet of Wales Gillian Clarke reads about life on her small-holding in rural West Wales, where where potatoes, beetroot and apples are gathered in, and the honey harvested.

Falling: Dawn is a fertility nurse with a knack for getting women pregnant. But when she gets too close to one of her patients, she is faced with an impossible choice.

Drama by Anita Sullivan. Marion and Richard's perfect garden is thrown into chaos, when a mysterious hand emerges from their hedge. Starring Fiona Shaw and Dorien Thomas.

Neil Ansell is living in solitude in a very remote part of Wales. The winters are particularly hard, but he revels in the isolation and tranquillity. Read by Matthew Gravelle.

Paul Dodgson's play examines his newly-acquired fear of driving. He once loved powering down the motorway, but now the very thought brings on a cold sweat.

Neil Ansell is living alone in a remote part of the Welsh countryside and has survived the gales, but has to face another storm - his own vulnerability. Read by Matthew Gravelle.

Bite: In Emily Steele's comedy drama, Dee has had issues with food since childhood. She keeps it under wraps, but it's making her life very complicated, especially on dates.

Neil Ansell takes over a dilapidated cottage in a very remote part of Wales, with no electricity, gas or water and only wildlife around him for company. Read by Matthew Gravelle.

Dramatised by Tina Pepler. Welsh poet Dannie Abse's account of his life in the first year after the death of his wife of 50 years in a car crash.

By Elizabeth Lewis. Charlie's ability to write his family newspaper column is tested when his family decamp to Italy, leaving him with a hyperactive father-in-law and a tame rat.

By Charlotte Greig. Young journalist Gemma is sent to interview a former restaurateur about his new cookery book, which is the latest publishing sensation.

By Catrin Clarke. In the outskirts of Cardiff, tensions grow as a mother and daughter wait for a soldier to come back from Afghanistan.

Dramatised by Elizabeth Burke. Trezza Azzopardi's psychological thriller about an older man who hires a secretive young woman as a musical ghostwriter.