When the money starts running out, how are the tough choices made? Felicity Evans eavesdrops as a panel of experts battle with an unfolding health funding crisis.

Felicity Evans listens in on experts trying to unravel a crisis in health care; how are tough choices made, when it is a matter of life and death? First broadcast 7 April 2013.

Felicity Evans explores how the tough choices which affect all our lives are made. The local butcher versus the supermarket chains. Who decides on what our High Street looks like?

How should we care for the elderly and infirm, at home or in institutions? Felicity watches the decision-making process as practitioners debate what is best for us.

Felicity Evans eavesdrops as a panel of protagonists discuss whether or not cash-strapped bodies should spend public money on arts projects.

Felicity Evans hosts a debate between decision-makers on the implications of different possible results in Scotland's independence referendum on the future of Wales.

Felicity Evans invites a boss and a union leader to discuss how Wales can be lifted out of the blight of the low-wage economy.

In the light of public spending cuts, Felicity Evans looks at how volunteers may keep things going.

Felicity Evans explores how experts make judgements on the crucial choices that affect the lives of Welsh people.