Cegin Bryn is back for a fifth series with chef Bryn Williams taking his culinary inspiration from the riches of both land and sea. Using recipes from his new Welsh language book, ‘Tir a Môr’, Bryn cooks up some mouth-wateringly delicious dishes both in his kitchen...
Nicola Heywood Thomas presents the Arts Review of the Year from Pontio, Bangor’s long awaited arts and innovation centre. We take a look back at a busy twelve months in the world of Welsh art, theatre, literature and music.
Set in an insurance fraud enforcement office, the series follows the 35 days in the lead up to the death of Simon Jones. The characters’ stories all intertwine with each other, revealing dark secrets…
A special programme celebrating Bryn Terfel’s glittering career on the occasion of his 50th birthday. In conversation with Emma Walford, the world famous bass-baritone from Pantglas, North Wales, takes us on an extraordinary musical journey and talks about some...
The Welsh nation has two great passions: singing and rugby! In Rugby World Cup year, what better way to celebrate the nation’s choral and rugby interest than Codi Canu Cwpan Rygbi’r Byd? The choirs of the five rugby regions go head to head to see who will be crowned...
To coincide with the 150th anniversary celebrations surrounding the establishment of ‘Y Wladfa’, the Welsh settlement in Patagonia, this programme celebrates the friendship of two men, two countries and one journey, a testament to the fascinating life of world...
This programme pays tribute to the iconic Groggs, who celebrated their 50th anniversary this year. We hear the story behind the small clay figures produced by world famous company World of Groggs near Pontypridd. Over the past half century, some of the leading global...
Alun Lewis is considered by many to be the finest British writer of the Second World War. Born in the south Wales valleys, he was just twenty-eight when he died in service overseas. Yet the poems, letters and stories that he left behind make him a true great of Welsh...
Jess Davies, 22 from Aberystwyth, is a UK famed glamour model. This documentary explores the relevance of Page 3 in the current age through her eyes, as well as those of Wales’s leading academics, magazine editors and photographers. It also explores the notion of...
The doors to Cariad@iaith/love4language opened once again in 2015 with presenters Nia Parry and Wynne Evans, and Ioan Talfryn tutoring. The eight brave celebs who attempted to learn Welsh during the week are West End star Caroline Sheen, multi talented actor Steve...
A contemporary drama by Fflur Dafydd. When lively vicar Myfanwy learns she will need brain surgery, she begins to question her faith, her marriage, and her relationship with the local undertaker. As she gets to grips with her condition, she embarks on a funny,...
In this season of light dramas produced for S4C, some of Wales’s best known actors lead a talented cast of new performers. Stroppy ghosts, embarrassing empty nesters, mid-life dating dilemmas, call centre politics and a leisure centre in crisis all provide for 5 half...
