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In the run-up to the U.S. election, journalist Maxine Hughes investigates the evolving role of evangelicalism in Wales and America.As she compares the movements on both sides of the Atlantic, she explores the impact of these changes in Wales, and what they mean for our nation's spiritual identity.
A series where presenter Aled Samuel and buildings historian Bethan Scorey will be taking a look at Wales' homes through the ages. From the Tudor era up until today, we'll be exploring Wales' rich architectural history. In this programme we'll be focusing on houses from the Georgian period.
Elin Fflur summarises all the highlights of the musical stages at the Eisteddfod Maes in Ynys Angharad Park, Rhondda Cynon Taf. We enjoy talks and performances from the Ty Gwerin, Llwyfan y Maes, the Bandstand and Caffi Maes B - by Yws Gwynedd, HMS Morris, Dafydd Iwan a'r band, EDEN, Lleuwen, Mari Mathias, Al Lewis a'r band, Catrin Finch, Gwilym, and a number of other artists. We also celebrate the special Mynediad am Ddim event as they mark 50 years of performing.
FFASIWN DREFN - PROGRAMME 4 In this series presenter Lara Catrin and professional organiser Gwenan Rosser will be sorting wardrobes and bedrooms all over Wales. 'A place for everything and everything in its place' is the aim. This week we'll be decluttering and transforming Meinir Williams Jones's wardrobe at her home in Anglesey.
Highlights from Maes B, at the Rhondda Cynon Tâf 2024 National Eisteddfod. Join Molly Palmer as she brings you the best performances from some of the biggest bands and artists in the Welsh language music industry. From Fleur De Lys to Mared, Lloyd Dom a Don to Chroma, enjoy the best of the best from both stages in one of Wales' biggest music festivals.
Heledd Cynwal, Iestyn Jones and Sion Tomos Owen discover the wonders of Hollywell in the North-East, where water has played an important part in the town's development. Hollywell. As the name suggests, this town is home to the famous Gwenffrewi well, one on the seven wonders of Wales. Heledd will get a chance to have a go as a 'town crier', Sion will be visiting an ancient abbey and Iestyn discovers the industrial past of this area.
Storm Dewi has reached the valley, and Cadi gets a call saying that a tree has been knocked down on the tracks so off Cadi and the dragons go to solve the problem. It is not long before they need extra help and have used the phone in a nearby house. A house where the new owner has made biscuits. Biscuits that two young dragons can't ignore!
Jason insists on continuing with the fundraising rowing challenge for Ben despite his small progress and being in pain, but there's a danger that he will push himself too far which could result in endangering his relationship with more than one person. Mathew has made plans for himself and Lea, but like everything else in their relationship it's questionable whether he has made the right choice ¿ nevertheless, today will be a turning point. After being ignored by Cai all day yesterday, Caitlin t
Discussing the consultation to create a fourth National Park in Wales, but why is another one needed and what are the feelings of the people and farmers in the area' Daloni finds out more. Meinir visits a young boy who has started a business selling eggs in a less traditional way than usual; and Alun looks at how artificial intelligence (AI) technology is trying to improve the efficiency of farms, stock and crops here in Wales.
In this episode, our 3 creative designers-Gwyn Eiddior, Mandy Watkins and Carwyn Lloyd Jones face the challenge of transforming 3 spaces in the home of a young couple in Carmarthen. As always, the couple have no idea of the designs. The designers have different budgets to work from -so who knows what the result will be' Will our make-over team succeed in transforming an old house into a new pad'
Four national treasures compete to win one thousand pounds for their favourite charity. Sports broadcaster Jason Mohammad takes us along the Taff on his journey home, farmer Gareth Wyn Jones will lead everyone on a dramatic journey above the family land, through the Carneddau. Non Parry from pop group Eden's paradise is a walk from Nevern to Newport. Then Alex Humphreys, the weather presenter, is hoping for some sunshine from Northop to Sychdyn to showcase Flintshire at its best!
In this series 3 people from the same area will step into their kitchens to prepare a three course meal for each other. Each of the three will be responsible for choosing one course each BUT they will not prepare or cook their chosen recipe. After the cooking it's time to taste and to meet. What do they think of each other's recipes and food' Will the conversation and delicious food have turned three strangers into friends' Today the table will be set in Cardiff.
New series following Marian and Rob Evans from Llansteffan who've bought a farmhouse with land, a forest, and the local Norman castle. In episode three Ffion and Catrin try to win the scarecrow competition at the Llansteffan Fiesta and we get to meet some of the extended family. Covid continues to disrupt many of their plans, and they still can't hold events in the castle so can the Evans family pull together and use Marian's top business brain to turn things around'
A new series about the mischievous twins and their magical powers. Deian and Loli are still no closer to settling into their new house. The only thing they are looking forward to, is to paint their den, that is until Dad announces that there is only brown paint left. Brown'! Could Llywelyn y Lliw Olaf, the colourful man who lives in the paint box help them'
To celebrate his 60th birthday Gareth 'Gaz Top' Jones plans to swim 60km from south to north Wales across lakes, rivers, and reservoirs. Over three weeks Gareth will swim more than he's ever done before. During the last week of the challenge wild swimmer Caris Bowen will support Gareth as he travels across North Wales before finishing the challenge by swimming down the river Conwy. But after three weeks of swimming will he have enough energy to succeed'
In this series former international rugby player and Welsh learner Scott Quinnell travels around Wales and tries out various and interesting activities. A chance to practice his Welsh and learn new vocabulary whilst trying an array of different experiences. This week he'll be visiting Zip Forrest, River Tubing and Ice Sculpting.
In this series presenter Lara Catrin and professional organiser Gwenan Rosser will be sorting wardrobes and bedrooms all over Wales. 'A place for everything and everything in its place' is the aim. This week we'll be decluttering and transforming Marred Jones' wardrobe at her home in Bangor.
'Amser Maith Maith yn ôl' takes us back to the Middle ages and to Llys Llywelyn. It's quiet today. Llywelyn and his court have departed,they have moved onto another one of his courts. There is plenty of tidying to do and what are the two mischievous boys, Grwgyn and Gruffudd up to' It's quiet in Llys Llywelyn today. Llywelyn and his court have departed. There is plenty of tidying to do and Grwgyn and Gruffudd are behaving very strange ¿ what are they up to'
It's Cherry Blossom Season in Japan- Join us for an hour long special with Meinir Gwilym and Helen Scutt - exploring this amazing phenomenon and Japan's unique gardens. From Bonsai to Ikebana, and from fantastic Zen gardens to Tea Ceremonies - this is a magical horticultural journey!
We follow the personal journey of Wales and Scarlets hooker Ken Owens over the past 18 months. We follow the ups and downs of his time as national captain, the threat of a strike from the players, dealing with injuries, and take an exclusive look at the reality of a professional player's life.
Repeat, following the recent death of Leah Owen. Tonight Elin Fflur will be visiting Leah in the garden of her home in Prion, Denbighshire. Although she has trained generations of Denbigh children and her roots are now deep in the area, she remains an "Anglesey girl" in her heart. In front of a roaring fire, with a bowl of Lobscouse and the memories flowing, we get to know Leah, the mother, trainer and singer who has influenced generations of Denbighshire and Anglesey children.
New series where Dot Davies guides well known celebrities on a deeply personal and emotional journey through the vaults of the National Library of Wales, home to all our secrets to find out what matters to them and for us to get know them better. Sharing the Library's best kept secrets this time is Welsh US based journalist Maxine Hughes.
Hour-long highlights from the final leg of the Welsh Triathlon Series. The Llandudno Olympic distance triathlon decides who will celebrate at the iconic Prom and be crowned Open, Women's and Club Champions. Lowri Morgan and Gareth Roberts guide us through all the excitement of the 2024 Series climax.
Two Welsh companies have left their mark on the international horse market. From making deals with the wealthiest Middle Eastern Sheiks to transporting Welsh horses to some of Europe's most magnificent homes. In this programme, we follow Nebo Horse Transport Company near Llanrhystud and the Jones Family who own a stud near Llandeilo as they seek to protect their global reputation and businesses throughout a period of great change with Covid and Brexit.
A brand new cookery series with Colleen Ramsey showing how she enjoys her life through food. In the last programme of the series, she shows us some 'fancy pants' creations, some look more complex than they are. Also, Colleen's Mum and Dad come over to enjoy a special dessert.
Programme to coincide with Black History Month. What is being Welsh' What do Welsh speakers look like' What about the language we use' 75 years since immigrants from the Caribbean arrived in Britain on the Windrush ship, Emily Pemberton asks the questions, drawing on the experiences of her family, friends and community past and present in Cardiff.
The big day has arrived, the day of the school show and Loli is dreading it and looking for any excuse not to go. Suddenly they hear a voice from the paper Theatre in the bedroom. They meet Thesbis who is panicking as there's no one to perform in his big show. I wonder if they will both venture into another era and help the actor on his fateful night'
A new science show that aims to explain how the world around us actually works. Without colour, the world would be a very different place, and probably a lot less beautiful. But how do we see colour, and how do our brains, as well as those of nature's creatures process and use colour' Only a few of the colourful questions that scientist Bedwyr ab Ion Thomas sets out to answer!
Grand houses and magnificent castles, full of history and treasures. During lockdown, many of the National Trust's amazing places had to close their doors to visitors. Until now that is, as the Trust has given Tudur Owen and the architect Elinor Gray-Williams special permission to enter the buildings while they are empty and unlock their secrets. In the last episode, Tudur and Elinor visit Erddig's magnificent house. A special house with a great conservation history thanks to The National Trust,
From the Castle, to the Principality Stadium, to the Senedd - the Cardiff Half Marathon route takes the runners past some of our Capital's best known locations. Lowri Morgan and Rhodri Gomer Davies will guide us through the highlights of this iconic race. From the elite runners to the recreational runners - each one with their own story, with the thrill of competing sure to inspire.
Caernarfon based artist Steve 'Pablo' Jones packs a bag and heads to Covent Garden in London, to St Paul's Church where he's meeting his muse, Aled Jones. Though Aled and Steve do seem like the odd couple, they hit it off straight away and were soon lost in conversation like a couple of old friends. Aled feels able to open up about the time when he lost the love for singing but will Steve be able to capture a sense of that vulnerability when it comes to the final portrait'
While the Welsh community in Dubai continues to grow, Ellen works on her father's 'special language' with her son Elias. Mike meets with Gareth to take a look at some of the most expensive cars in the world and we find out how business is developing for Elinor with her curly hair products.
Since the first race in 2011, Ironman Cymru in Tenby has gained iconic status among the world's triathlon races. The course is considered among the most challenging, the scenery with the most impressive and the fans the most crazy and loud! Lowri Morgan and Rhodri Gomer-Davies present and Gareth Roberts will be commenting on the highlights of one of Wales' main mass sporting events.
As Barry comes under pressure for his ill-advised decision to sell the drugs he discovered, he tries to reason with the real owner of the bag. When it makes the situation worse, he has no choice but to enter into a partnership with Kit. Peter is looking forward to his mother's visit, but circumstances beyond his control push him over the edge. And Elin and George's relationship heats up, but Elin has her doubts.
Bois y Rhondda are back. The series gives a unique insight into the lives of a group of friends who are coming to terms with the complexities of modern society, and the struggles facing their generation during such uncertain times. How will their friendship change as the boys move on to the next stage in their lives' How will their relationship with their families develop' There will be lots of laughter as the cameras follow the energetic group navigating their way through life. In the last in t
We follow 3 celebrities as they prepare and cook a three course meal to enjoy with each other - they don't find out until they reach the table which other celebrities are sharing their table for three. Each celebrity is responsible for choosing one course each but all three are required to prepare all three courses - how hot under the collar will they get in the kitchen' The celebs taking part in episode are Lloyd Macey, Eadyth Crawford and Sion Tomos Owen.
This time Chris goes with his friends for an epic weekend at a small cottage in the middle of a forest in Betws y Coed. He will be searching for treasure in the woods to make a mushroom-filled meal, and will be preparing a steak for the boys that will help their hangover in the morning! But the biggest challenge will be to cook a spit-roast pig powered by the river's water. Epic!
Celebration of the 2023 National Eisteddfod Welsh Learner of the Year, Alison Cairns, who moved from Scotland to Anglesey in 2007 after falling in love with farmer Sion Roberts. The couple now farm Tryfil Uchaf in Llandrygarn, Llanerchymedd whilst raising 7 children - Mari Lovgreen admires and is amazed at how the couple manage to juggle it all whilst keeping the family show and the farm on the road.
Special edition of Cefn Gwlad where S4C's cameras revisit Ffridd farm Nantlle Vale and the family who starred in the children's documentary ¿Byd Mari¿ which created quite a stir 20 years ago. Mari Lovgreen catches up with Bryn and Glenda Hughes and discovers how their children Mari, Gwawr a Gerallt are all still involved in farming, and passing on their passion for the rural way of life to the next generation.
Mari Lovgreen meets Dutchman Kees Huysmans, who set up Waffles Tregroes after settling down in the Teifi Valley exactly 40 years ago. We learn about Kees incredible lifestory, and how the locals' welcome helped create a thriving business - not to mention, winning the Blue Riband at the National Eisteddfod.
The final episode of the series takes us to the South East to meet Lemfreck, the Newport-based musician, as he follows the city's tradition of revolution and tries to bring together the Welsh language and the MOBO Cymru scene. Performances by Lemfreck, Mace the Great, Lily Beau, Luke RV and Dom & Lloyd.
Heledd Cynwal, Iestyn Jones and Siôn Tomos Owen visit Pontypridd; a town built and shaped by several industries. We hear about the characters who have made their names here including the original 007 and a colourful Archdruid from the past as well as the famous bridge which gave the town its name and a swim in the open air.
Nant Conwy - an area rich in culture and natural wealth where several valleys and villages combine to create an interesting area for the team to discover. Heledd will dig, Ffion will learn more about the area's connections with the National Eisteddfod, Iestyn will follow the river to its source and Sion will tell the tale of one of the area's famous bridges.
Even though Dai Llanilar is best known as the face of Cefn Gwlad he also uniquely anchored three other popular long running shows on S4C - Sion a Sian, Rasus and the Royal Welsh. Fan, friend and co-presenter Nia Roberts celebrates his unique contribution to TV genres beyond the familiar Cefn Gwlad.
Join Aled Samuel and Mandy Watkins as they travel across Wales looking at a variety of tasteful and interesting homes. In this programme we'll be visiting an ancient barn that's been lovingly restored into a beautiful home near Llangollen, a Georgian building with spectacular views and a new project in Furnace that's a perfect space for the family to live and work.
An evening of LGBTQ+ comedy filmed in front of a live audience at Cardiff Bay's historic Norwegian Church hosted by Al Parr. The stars of the show are some of Wales' best comedians - Priya Hall, Ellis Lloyd Jones, Leila Navabi, Chris Rio, and Sianny Thomas. The programme also includes a special performance by the Welsh Ballroom Community.
In October 2021, with the health service facing the worst winter in its history, one person at the centre of everything was the new Welsh Health Minister, Eluned Morgan, who as of August 2024 is now the First Minister of Wales. In this special documentary, we get a unique insight into her daily life of the Health Minister in her first few months in office.
Garmon ab Ion leads the audience through a series of challenges based on game formats previously seen on Hansh videos. A mix of familiar faces from the channel and members of the audience, Garmon will try to answer the eternal question "Who is better: Gogs or Hwntws - Northerners or Southerners'" The contestants will go head to head against the channel's familiar faces in popular challenges e.g. 'Electrical Quiz', 'What's in the box''' and 'Never have I ever'.
In the last episode, our 3 creative designers, Gwyn Eiddior, Mandy Watkins and Carwyn Lloyd Jones, face the challenge of transforming 3 rooms /spaces for a couple living in Grangetown, Cardiff. With a bath full of plants, the bathroom transformation will be a bit of a challenge! As usual the couple have no idea of the plans. The designers have different budgets to work from so who knows what the end result will be' Will our make-over team succeed in transforming an old house into a new pad'
A reality series that follows a three-generation family from Penparc, Carmarthenshire, who live and breathe agriculture. We see them extending their family farm to ensure every commercial opportunity possible to help Myfanwy and Adrian secure the best future for their 3 children. There is no holding back with this family - they share emotions honestly and clearly. This time, there's a big birthday in Penparc Farm! Will it be a big celebration or a big flop'
A Million Welsh Speakers: this is the Welsh Government's language goal by 2050. Is this strategy likely to succeed or is Garmon's vision of fighting, love and singing more hopeful' From an MMA fight to glamour photography and a live gig, Garmon is determined to leave his mark.
Highlights of a sporting event of worldwide importance with some of the world's best para-athletes racing in the city of Swansea. Lowri Morgan and Gareth Roberts introduce the viewers to the uniqueness of Para-Triathlon and to the personal stories of some of the biggest stars of the sport.
A new face leads the Unit Thirteen car crew to show why so many people are obsessed with lorries in Wales. The lads can't understand why anyone likes the "boring, slow, ugly" things on the road - just a tool to do a job. It's really nuts how quickly they change their minds to tell you the truth...
Emma Walford and Trystan Ellis-Morris help Lleucu and Stephen from Llandysul say 'I do', with the help of a famous little yellow van in tow. And with their family and friends being busy bees pulling everything together within budget, there's a great buzz surrounding the big day with a special appearance from Emma's band-mates Eden.
Emma Walford and Trystan Ellis-Morris help a group from a special charity called 'Seren' in Blaenau Ffestiniog to renovate a garden. With the help of skilled designer Gwyn Eiddior and with only £5000, the two presenters roam the community looking for enthusiastic volunteers and local companies to help with the project. Tens of people and tons of materials will be needed to complete the project but even then, will it be possible to complete the ambitious plan over the weekend'
Highlights of one of the top events in the mountain racing calendar in the UK and beyond, the Ras Ryngwladol yr Wyddfa Castell Howell 2024. This year once again, hundreds of Europe's fearless runners, both elite and armature will push themselves to their limit in one of Europe's most challenging races!
The world and Wales have changed forever and Tudur has been trying to make sense of it all. Does the world need to be more lazy' Will England ever be an independent country' Should language police wear uniforms' Tudur asks these questions and many more in his new stand up show, filmed in front of a live audience in Neuadd Dwyfor, Pwllheli. But does he have any answers' Hardly!
