Each episode will focus on one major crime that changed Wales. Sian will lead us through the jaw dropping events of a shocking crime story, visiting significant locations and meeting those whose lives have directly been affected - from victims to friends and family, and the wider community. Sian will hear their account of the crime and its lasting impact.
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 contemporary houses.
A travelogue where musician Gwilym Bowen Rhys travels to Patagonia to discover the history of the Welsh settlers who emigrated there in 1865. The Welsh language is still alive in many areas and during the programme Gwilym will be inspired by the history, language, music and culture as he meets many of the locals. Gwilym's journey begins in Puerto Madryn as he learns about the history of the first settlers to arrive on board the Mimosa.
In the final episode of the series, fiery chef Chris 'Flamebaster' Roberts heads to Barcelona in Catalonia to explore the city's vibrant food culture, accompanied by musician Cerys Matthews. From tapas in vermouth bars to a paella masterclass, Chris has unforgettable dining experiences.
Former international rugby player and Welsh learner Scott Quinnell goes on a journey once again travelling 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. Scott returns to his square mile, has an adventure in a Coracle on the River Towy before completing his journey stargazing in Tregaron.
A unique behind-the-scenes look at Saint Fagan's National Museum of History. After 6 months of restoration work, it's time for the scaffolding to come down on the refurbished Clock Tower. Gardener Ceri is having fun cleaning the floorboards at Kennixton Farm by stamping herbs into them!
Ever heard of Endometriosis, or as it's increasingly called nowadays - 'Endo'' In this programme, DJ and presenter Molly Palmer, who has endo herself, finds out more about this illness that affects about one in ten women - the same as diabetes - with possibly as many as 160,000 people in Wales alone living with it. She questions what the general public and doctors exactly know about it, and discusses what is being done, the protracted diagnoses, the inadequate treatment, and a shocking situation
