Peter Jackson reveals the story of the mid Wales clergyman's son who became one of the greatest all-round sportsman, and why multi-sport ace Rebecca Rowe is Antarctica-bound. Show more
Peter Jackson tells the story of the unbeaten post-WW1 season of the remarkable Mid-Rhondda FC - and its star player Jimmy Seed who was gassed while serving in the trenches. Show more
Peter Jackson meets pioneering Welsh sportswoman Lynne Thomas - a champion in both hockey and cricket. Show more
Respect in sport with David Mercer who umpired a McEnroe-Connors Wimbledon shootout. Show more
Peter King tells how he fought for his life in the Cardiff City cause at the top level. Show more
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Bonesetter Reese
27 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales FMLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales FM
Available for over a year
When John Reese died, the Welshman’s name was spread across America. Peter Jackson follows Bonesetter from Rhymney iron works to being one of the unsung heroes of baseball. Show more
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Staying Friends: Milton McCrory & Colin Jones, the boxers who fought to a standstill
28 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales ExtraLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales FM
Peter Jackson goes to Detroit’s Kronk gym to reveal the friendship between Gorseinon’s Colin Jones and Milton McCrory, despite 24 of the toughest rounds in Welsh boxing history. Show more
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Elis Wyn Williams
28 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales FMLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales FM
Peter Jackson reveals how an unassuming Welsh sports master helped produce an England fast bowling opening partnership, an England hat-trick soccer hero and an FA Cup saviour. Show more
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The Battle of Swansea
28 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales ExtraLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales Extra
Peter Jackson reflects on a protest against the Springbok rugby team and apartheid 50 years ago that turned into a battle but helped change sport – and possibly a nation. Show more
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Welsh Olympic hopefuls Leah Wilkinson and Sarah Jones
28 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales FMLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales FM
Available for over a year
Olympic hopefuls and partners Sarah Jones and Leah Wilkinson ponder sacrifice and frustration in the wake of the 2020 cancellation of the Tokyo games. Show more
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Peter Jackson with cricketer Roger Davis
28 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales ExtraLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales Extra
Welsh cricketer Roger Davis says he’s lucky to be alive after a passing doctor saved him. Show more
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Peter Jackson with rugby winger Glen Webbe
28 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales ExtraLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales Extra
Rugby World Cup hero Glen Webbe talks about injuries, racism and hopes for a better world Show more
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Peter Jackson on Commentators
28 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales ExtraLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales FM
The Welsh greats with the posh voices who enthralled generations of fans Show more
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When 15 Welshmen beat the All Blacks
28 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales FMLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales Extra
Peter Jackson recalls Newport's epic 3-0 defeat of Sir Wilson Whineray's mighty All Blacks in the wind and rain of a Rodney Parade afternoon in 1963. Show more
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Paulo Radmilovic
28 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales ExtraLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales FM
Peter Jackson traces the Paulo Radmilovic story - the Welshman who captured four Olympic gold medals in a feat that stood unrivalled throughout the 20th century. Show more
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The Works' Teams of Wales
28 minutes
First broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales FMLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Wales Extra
Peter Jackson explores the legacy of the teams backed by Wales's big employers - from steel to aircraft to sweet makers - and how they helped shape the sporting landscape. Show more
Peter Jackson talks to Tommy Docherty as he profiles Jimmy Scoular, the manager who took on the might of Europe during the 1960s and 70s as manager of Cardiff City.
Peter Jackson recalls the great West Indian cricketers who have graced the Glamorgan cricket pavilion and hears from Toby Radford, the Welsh coach guiding the current batsmen.
The Welshman who saved English rugby. Peter Jackson talks to Brian Blaister, the ex Llandudno footballer who guided the Rugby Football Union from 'blazers to professionalism'.
Peter Jackson talks to Welsh Ryder Cup veteran Brian Huggett about fair play, Jack Nicklaus and a lifetime in golf.