In tribute to Terry Jones, another chance to hear this programme from 2007 where the writer, director - and Python - shares music and stories with Aled.

Terry Jones sets out on a series of journeys through Wales following the world's first road atlas: John Ogilby's Britannia, published in 1675. Show more

On the final leg of Terry Jones' journey from Chester to Holyhead, we look at the military history of north Wales and how developments there Britain to rule the waves.

Reeta Chakrabarti on comic writer and novelist David Nobbs, scientist Frances Kelsey, British spy Kyril Zinovieff, Italian fashion designer Elio Fiorucci and musician Harry Pitch. Show more

Terry Jones sets out through Wales following John Ogilby's Britannia atlas, published in 1675. Dark forces behind the map's creation are revealed. Show more

The final leg of Terry Jones' journey following a 17th Century road atlas. Terry uncovers the deadly political plot which was the real purpose of the map. Show more

Terry Jones reveals the startling truth about the Barbarian tribes. He looks at the Celts, unfairly regarded as a warlike and illiterate people. Show more

Terry Jones continues his history of the Crusades by describing how the Crusaders lost Jerusalem in 1144 to Zengi, the Arab leader. A second crusade fell foul of Zengi's son. Show more

Terry Jones reports on how Richard the Lionheart set out to battle with Saladin and on rise of Muslim fanaticism as a mirror to Christian ferocity. Show more

Terry Jones explores the history of the Crusades, to discover exactly what happened when the Pope instigated a popular campaign to conquer Jerusalem. Show more

Series with Monty Python star and medieval enthusiast Terry Jones. Terry discovers that the much-maligned medieval peasant was in fact literate, emancipated and healthy. Show more

Monty Python star and medieval enthusiast, Terry Jones, takes us on a tour of the Middle Ages. This week he investigates the truth behind the cloistered medieval monk. Show more

Monty Python star and medieval enthusiast, Terry Jones, takes us on a tour of the Middle Ages. In this episode, a look at the world of the medieval damsel. Show more

Terry Jones gives a tour of the Middle Ages. He reveals that minstrels were medieval spin doctors and could be warriors, political movers and shakers and even spies. Show more

Terry Jones gives a tour of the Middle Ages. Knights were more interested in the fine art of killing people and profiting from war than romantic notions of chivalry. Show more

Terry Jones takes us on a tour of the Middle Ages, looking at the medieval scientist, or philosopher as they were known then, and at the breakthroughs they made. Show more

Terry Jones takes us on a tour of the Middle Ages. He asking just how much we know about our medieval kings, taking the three king Richards as a sample. Show more

Encased in armour, Terry Jones sets out on the walk to the Holy City - a journey that took the Crusaders two years and killed most of them. Show more

Terry Jones follows a 17th Century road atlas of Wales. Travelling from Presteigne to Aberystwyth, he discovers what the people of mid-Wales were like at the times. Show more

Terry Jones follows the road from St Davids to Holywell and is press ganged into discovering more about Wales's shady seafaring past.