21/11/2016
Brexit Village
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Rural Schools, Horse Safety and a Hidden Walled Garden
22/11/2016
The very best of Radio Wales - news, sport, entertainment, and your stories - in short.
Laurie says he’s the famous bumbling Stormtrooper who hit his head in the original film
Eleri Sion & Owen Money having some musical fun for BBC Children in Need
Former Cardiff City captain talks about returning to Cardiff and scoring spectacular goals
Jonny Benjamin started a campaign in 2014 to find the man who talked him off of a ledge..
Are we alone in the universe?
Hygge expert Meik Wiking gives Jason his tips on embracing the Danish trend
If there is a technical problem, the BBC has an ace up its sleeve... Bubbles
Siadwel gets his only line in the pantomime wrong and goes to a seance.
Selma Chalabi talks to people living in Cwm near Ebbw Vale about their post-Brexit hopes.
Rhod, Tom Wrigglesworth and Nicola Mantalios-Lovett discuss unusual forms of transport.
Wales has got a rural schools policy, plus the campaign to pass horses wide and slow.
Simple Minds' Jim Kerr on his new album, and Alan pays tribute to the late Leonard Cohen
Tom Price is joined by Tiff Stevenson and Jon Holmes to review the week's big stories.
Aled Jones shares music and conversation with actor and impressionist Jan Ravens.
Saint David, Saint Patrick and Gerald of Wales are put to the Totaliser Test.
Frank Hennessy with the best in folk, roots and acoustic music from the Celtic nations.
Rhod Gilbert is joined by Tom Wrigglesworth for music, comedy and idle chat.
Beverley Humphreys focuses on musical performance going on across Wales and the world.
Bethan presents a mix of classic rock, bold new tunes, indie anthems and new Welsh acts.
Stories, memories and programmes marking 50 years since the disaster.
Jeff Edwards walks us through how the people of Aberfan came to terms with their tragedy
Felicity Evans meets some of the journalists who reported on the Aberfan disaster.
Survivors tell their stories on the 50th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster.
The archive reports stand the test of time, but some of the reporting was less sensitive.
Tony had moved away from Aberfan - but lost his best friend, aged 8, in the disaster
Stan, who hasn't spoken about his experience since 1966, felt he had to do something
Joe was living in the Rhondda; he and his friends joined the rescue attempt at the school
Famous fans explain what they love about their favourite Dahl characters, as we reveal which one has won our nationwide Vote!
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