Eleri brightens your night-time with great music and chat. Call 03700 100 110. Text 81012. Tweet @bbcradiowales

Eleri brightens your night-time with great music and chat. Call 03700 100 110. Text 81012. Tweet @bbcradiowales

If you are keen to get started on your seven fruit and vegetables a day, allotment gardener Terry Walton is with Eleri to answer your gardening queries.

Eleri brings you a great mix of conversation, real people, advice, live music and much, much more.

Music journalist Bill Janovitz analyses The Rolling Stones's amazing career through 50 of the band's greatest tracks.

Eleri hosts a mix of conversation, real people, advice, live music and much, much more.

Eleri Sion's guest is Jodie Prenger, currently starring as Calamity Jane, and bookshop owner Stephanie Nummelin recommends a few good reads.

Eleri hosts a mix of conversation, real people, advice, live music from Radio Wales Welsh Artist of the Week, The Vestals.

Eleri Sion continues Advice Wednesday, with vet Richard Gibson tackling listeners' pet problems.

Eleri Sion continues Advice Wednesday, with genealogist Cat Whiteaway taking listeners' calls. Plus Welsh Artist of the Week Paper Aeroplanes on their new single and album.

Eleri talks to 80s band Culture Club as they embark on their first tour in over a decade, and film critic Gary Slaymaker gives his verdict on space drama Interstellar.

Eleri Sion is joined by travel expert Simon Calder to host a travel phone-in.

Eleri meets the 2014 Britain's Got Talent winners, musical theatre specialists Collabro.

Eleri talks to soap actor John Partridge about his performance in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at the Swansea Grand. Plus Al Thompson with his pick of the latest album releases.

Eleri is joined by Russell T Davies, who discusses his three new TV projects, Cucumber, Banana and Tofu.

Eleri Sion broadcasts live from the Macmillan Cancer Support centre in the concourse of the University Hospital of Wales in Cardiff as part of Health Check Wales Day.

Gary Slaymaker reviews science fiction thriller Ex Machina, and Llanelli's James Button discusses his short films, which are making it big in the USA.

Eleri Sion celebrates 30 years of the Cardiff-based NoFit State Circus, and Basil, Sybil and Manuel drop in to discuss the Faulty Towers dining experience.

Advice Wednesday continues, with Eleri welcoming genealogist Cat Whiteaway to the studio to discuss family histories.

Former EastEnder Pam St Clement talks about her memoir The End of an Earring. And Michaela Chiappa demonstrates her Welsh Italian Way, cooking up a lemon pasta.