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Following the progress of the Olympic Torch as it makes its way through Wales.
Our complete guide to the sport you can hear on Radio Wales this week.
As an old punk, Syd shares a love of being unconventional with his niece Cerian.
6 days bho chionn Jamie Owen and Louise…
David tells Sharon how vintage radio technology shaped the twentieth century.
3 weeks bho chionn Jamie Owen and Louise…
Excerpt from 1940 broadcast of 'It's That Man Again' when it had moved to Bangor.
3 weeks bho chionn Bangor in the Blitz:…
Excerpt from an interview with a Rhondda Italian café owner.
3 weeks bho chionn The Bracchis of Bardi
Georgina asks her mother Anne, how do you know when you're ready for motherhood?
4 weeks bho chionn Jamie Owen and Louise…
Sarah Jayne tells her brother Phillip how angry she was when he went into prison.
5 weeks bho chionn Jamie Owen and Louise…
Louise Elliott meets Terry O'Neill from Newport, whose story inspired Agatha Christie. 27 mins.
mu 1 mhìos bho chionn The Mousetrap and Me
Jeremy and Darren talk about fatherhood and how their fathers have influenced them.
mu 1 mhìos bho chionn Jamie Owen and Louise…
England's Final Colony
3/4. Episode 3 Author Jan Morris and poet Twm Morys do a reality check on Wales today to mark the jubilee
28/05/2012 All the news from Wales and around the world, plus the Olympic Torch Relay in Aberystwyth.
27/05/2012 Rachael Garside presents rural stories from around Wales.
28/05/2012 Chris picks out his favourite moments from past shows in the Friendly Garden.
27/05/2012 Musical performance across Wales - orchestras, choirs, bands and musical theatre.
27/05/2012 Frances Donovan follows the Olympic Torch Relay at the evening concert in Aberystwyth.
27/05/2012 Mal Pope broadcasts live from Cardigan with more on the Olympic Torch Relay through Wales.
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