Podcasts about Huw Stephens

Pigion y Dysgwyr – FrancescaDych chi'n un o'r rhai sy'n symud eich dwylo wrth siarad? Mae ymchwil yn dangos mai Eidalwyr sy'n defnyddio y mwya o'r ‘stumiau hyn wrth siarad a rhannu straeon! Mae teulu Francesca Sciarrillo yn dod o'r Eidal a gofynnodd Alun Thomas iddi oedd hi'n cytuno gyda'r ymchwil... (Y)stumiau GesturesYmchwil ResearchYstrydebol ClichedYmwybodol AwareSylwi To noticeHunaniaeth IdentityAm wn i I supposeMynegi To expressLleisiau VoicesBarn An opinion Pigion y Dysgwyr – Llyfrau HanesBron y gallen ni glywed dwylo Francesca'n symud yn ystod y sgwrs yna on'd ife? Ond dwi'n siŵr mai llonydd iawn basai ei dwylo hi wrth drafod pethau diflas, a llyfrau hanes diflas oedd testun sgwrs Aled Hughes gyda'r hanesydd Dr Mari William fore Iau, ond beth sy'n ddiflas i'r hanesydd tybed?Llonydd StillDiflas BoringMilwrol MilitaryAgweddau AspectsYn ddiweddar RecentlyPori To browseTaro To strikeCymhleth ComplicatedRhaid i mi gyfadde(f) I must admit Ysgolheictod ScholarshipAstrus ObscurePigion y Dysgwyr – Beti a HuwDr Mari William oedd honna'n sôn wrth Aled Hughes am ba lyfrau hanes sy'n ddiflas iddi hi. Nos Lun ar S4C, roedd cyfres newydd i'w weld sef Cysgu o Gwmpas. Beti George a Huw Stephens sydd yn cysgu o gwmpas Cymru mewn gwestai moethus. Yn y rhaglen gynta, roedd y ddau'n ymweld â Pale Hall yn Llandderfel ger y Bala, ac roedd Beti yn cael aros yn yr un ystafell ac y buodd y Frenhines Victoria yn aros ynddi flynyddoedd maith yn ôl! Shan Cothi fuodd yn holi'r ddau. Moethus LuxuriousCyflwynydd PresenterDarganfod To discoverAnhygoel IncrediblePigion y Dysgwyr – Gwyl Ban GeltaiddWel dyna fywyd braf gan Beti a Huw, on'd ife, yn cael aros mewn gwestai moethus ac yn cael bwyta bwyd anhygoel! Sara Davies enillodd cystadleuaeth Cân i Gymru eleni ac mae enillydd y gystadleuaeth honno wastad yn cynrychioli Cymru yn yr Ŵyl Ban-Geltaidd, sy'n cael ei chynnal bob blwyddyn yn Iwerddon. Yn nhref Carlow, yn ne-ddwyrain Iwerddon oedd yr Ŵyl eleni ac enillodd Sara gystadleuaeth y Gân Ryngwladol Orau yn yr Ŵyl gyda'r gân ‘Ti'. Gofynnodd Aled Hughes iddi hi fore Llun sut oedd hi'n teimlo ar ôl iddi hi ennill y gystadleuaeth... Rhyngwladol InternationalSuddo To sinkAlla i ddychmygu I can imagineProfiadau ExperiencesCanlyniad ResultPigion y Dysgwyr – Jonathan RioA llongyfarchiadau mawr i Sara am y fuddugoliaeth on'd ife! Gwestai Beti George oedd Jonathan Roberts sy'n dod o'r Bala yn wreiddiol ac sydd erbyn hyn yn gweithio fel cyfieithydd yn Rio de Janeiro ers bron i 30 mlynedd. Buodd yn byw yn Lerpwl a Llundain cyn teithio i Brasil a syrthio mewn cariad gyda'r ddinas. Dyma fe'n sôn wrth Beti am yr adeg daeth ei dad i aros ato fe yn Rio...Buddugoliaeth WinCyfieithydd TranslatorPeryglus DangerousFfon Stick Pigion y Dysgwyr – RNLIMae'n swnio fel bod tad Jonathan yn ddyn lwcus iawn ond yw e? Mae'r RNLI yn dathlu dau ganmlwyddiant eleni ac Emma Dungey (ynganu fel Bungee jump) o orsaf Bad Achub Y Bari, fuodd yn sôn wrth Shan Cothi fore Gwener am sut daeth hi ymuno â'r RNLI..Dau ganmlwyddiant BicentenaryBad achub LifeboatYmuno â To joinRhiant ParentMewn cysylltiad â In contract withHyfforddiant Training

To mark season 22 of Other Voices, which begins on RTÉ 2 and RTÉ Player on February 29, one of the hottest bands in the country, Gurriers, who played St James' Church in Dingle for the show in December, and host Maykay join the TPOE podcast. Gurriers started in January 2020 and have released a string of excellent singes since, including latest track 'Des Goblin'. Frontman Dan Hoff talks about how they got started, feeling inspired - for good or bad - by social media, playing SXSW in March, what it's like to be part of the hype cycle, and their plans for the rest of the year. A little bonus in the middle of the show: The photographer Rich Gilligan heads to Other Voices every year. He talks about why it's so special to shoot and some of the memorable acts he's experienced in Dingle over the years. Then Fight Like Apes frontwoman Maykay looks back to the Dublin music scene of the mid-00s and how they fitted in, talking FLApes rise, a little about the fall, and their reunion at the Olympia Theatre in 2023. They're returning for a final show there on April 6, 2024 - tickets are running low, FYI. Maykay also talks her solo plans and what it's like hanging out with fellow Other Voices hosts Huw Stephens and Annie Mac in Dingle. The six-part season 22 of Other Voices will showcase some of the most thrilling Irish and international artists on the music scene; with exclusive intimate performances by Griff, Kae Tempest, The Murder Capital, Villagers, BC Camplight, Catrin Finch & Aoife Ní Bhriain, CMAT, ØXN, Gurriers, Mick Flannery, Julie Byrne, The Joy, KhakiKid, Niamh Bury, Qbanaa and Lucy McWilliams.

Wales: the land of song, leeks, rugby and Huw Stephens. A place where some of the finest ales have ever been produced, that have been served in some of the greatest pubs of all time. So it would come as no surprise that the people of that fine country are as passionate about pubs as anyone. Joining us in The Moon Under Water this week is one such Welshman, who's as fine a pint-swain as you'll ever meet. It's stand up comedian Morgan Rees!Morgan grew up in the Welsh Valleys, and far more than just being a fan of pubs, they run in his family! He's worked in them, he's spent time in them, and over the years he's figured out exactly the type of pub he loves. But were he to be given total control over the creation of a pub, what would he stock behind the bar? Well, today we'll find out, as he creates his very own Moon Under Water.Do you have a message you want to send to the landlord? If so, drop us an email: robbie@moonunderpod.com is the place to contact us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

*This is part two of Morgan Rees's episode. Though you are free to listen in whichever order you so desire we really do recommend listening to part one first or things might be slightly confusing*Wales: the land of song, leeks, rugby and Huw Stephens. A place where some of the finest ales have ever been produced, that have been served in some of the greatest pubs of all time. So it would come as no surprise that the people of that fine country are as passionate about pubs as anyone. Joining us in The Moon Under Water this week is one such Welshman, who's as fine a pint-swain as you'll ever meet. It's stand up comedian Morgan Rees!Morgan grew up in the Welsh Valleys, and far more than just being a fan of pubs, they run in his family! He's worked in them, he's spent time in them, and over the years he's figured out exactly the type of pub he loves. But were he to be given total control over the creation of a pub, what would he stock behind the bar? Well, today we'll find out, as he creates his very own Moon Under Water.Do you have a message you want to send to the landlord? If so, drop us an email: robbie@moonunderpod.com is the place to contact us. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Creative chaotic energy as always with hiphop hero Christian Foley In this episode....- Muzzy shares some epic freestyles- We discuss the history of hiphop - His PHD taking rap into education - How education needs a facelift His freestyles have taken him from the school classroom, to Oprah's Television Networks and PMQ's at Westminster, from the festival circuit to TED talks and the Premier League. Christian's improvised performances lauded by stars like 50 Cent and creator of Hamilton, Lin Manuel Miranda, have gone viral multiple times and made him a regular on British Television and radio, amassing millions of views and features across British and international Press. On the poetry scene, Christian has risen to prominence. His night Spoken Word Sundaes is known as a hotbed of emerging, underground talent and he has also been shortlisted for the Jerwood Poetry Prize and Sky Arts as being in the ‘top 20' promising young artists in the UK. The lead single from his Christian's mixtape ‘The Meaning of a Break' was selected by Huw Stephens for Radio 1's Best New Music. While Christian's debut album Excommunication, released in Febuary 2019, was described as “cutting edge, innovative, heartbreaking Hip-Hop” by Urban Vault Magazine. Christian is also an ambassador for Mental Health and the co-founder of Mentality, a group of artists tackling issues around masculinity and encouraging communication. Their single Talk was championed by The Samaritans charity.

BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Radio Wales presenter Huw Stephens talks to Headliner about the past, present, and future of Glastonbury, his own personal highlights from the festival and what life at Worthy Farm looks like as a BBC presenter.

In this episode, Chris Hawkins speaks with a DJ who has a firm grasp of their broadcasting medium; former Radio 1 and current BBC Radio Wales & Radio Cymru presenter Huw Stephens. Huw's obsession began with magic but as soon as he heard Virgin Radio 1215 AM at an impressionable age, he quickly turned his hand to Hospital Radio before landing a job at Radio 1 at the age of seventeen. Huw's journey would appear to have started at the top but he's never stopped wanting to learn and make the most of those opportunities … although there may be a former Children's TV star he's still too ashamed to thank (!) From club to radio and every other music DJ in between; Chris Hawkins warms up his guests before asking them to pick a set of 5 questions from a box of 45 and there's always an apocalyptic set closer too! In Series 6 Chris cues up eight more episodes of life stories & experiences, tips & techniques, to find out just how the minds of much-loved DJs work. Guests still to come in this series include Sam Divine, Don Letts & more! How to DJ is a Listening Dog Media production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Chris Hawkins speaks with one of the finest voices in the radio business, Absolute Radio's Leona Graham. After catching the radio bug at university, Leona certainly paid her dues DJing on local commercial radio stations across the country. Her tenacity and talent paid off with a slot on Virgin Radio that led to her becoming a long standing fixture at Absolute since its launch back in 2008. She's many strings to her bow with popular podcasts a part of that repertoire but music remains her passion and she's even recently begun playing events which she says is a whole new discipline! From club to radio and every other music DJ in between; Chris Hawkins warms up his guests before asking them to pick a set of 5 questions from a box of 45 and there's always an apocalyptic set closer too! In Series 6 Chris cues up eight more episodes of life stories & experiences, tips & techniques, to find out just how the minds of much-loved DJs work. Guests still to come in this series include Leona Graham, Huw Stephens, Sam Divine, Don Letts & more! How to DJ is a Listening Dog Media production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On St David's Day Front Row is coming from Cardiff with Huw Stephens bringing the latest arts and culture stories of Wales. Welsh National Opera's latest production is Blaze of Glory. The librettist Emma Jenkins and composer David Hackbridge Johnson talk to Huw Stephens about their new opera. Set in a Welsh Valleys' village in the 1950s, it follows the a group of miners who raise spirits following a pit disaster by reforming their male voice choir. Dawn Bowden, Deputy Minister for Arts and Sports, and Chief Whip in the Welsh Government, discusses cultural policy in Wales. Gary Owen talks about his new play Romeo and Julie, the story of young lovers in the Cardiff district of Splott. They're faced with circumstances that threaten to separate them but there the similarity to Shakespeare ends. And the Barry Male Voice choir, who are involved in the production of Blaze of Glory, perform live in the Front Row studio. Presenter: Huw Stephens Producer: Julian May and Rebecca Stratford

In this episode, Chris Hawkins catches up with Gary Crowley; an old colleague from their time at BBC Radio London together. A music obsessive who's passion was lit from his early teens as punk exploded, Gary's career began writing fanzines, working in radio & TV promotion, as well as a writer at the NME. From there he became the youngest voice on London's Capital Radio which led him to Radio London, the launch of XFM and back to where he feels most at home on BBC Radio London. Gary's joy for music is infectious, and his ability to tell a whole heap of great stories about his career, is equally enthralling! From club to radio and every other music DJ in between; Chris Hawkins warms up his guests before asking them to pick a set of 5 questions from a box of 45 and there's always an apocalyptic set closer too! In Series 6 Chris cues up eight more episodes of life stories & experiences, tips & techniques, to find out just how the minds of much-loved DJs work. Guests still to come in this series include Leona Graham, Sam Divine, Huw Stephens & more! How to DJ is a Listening Dog Media production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aled Hughes – Warner Brothers 5.1 Sefydlwyd y cwmni ffilm Warner Brothers ganrif yn ôl i eleni. Bore Iau cafodd Aled Hughes gwmni Dion Hughes yr adolygydd ffilm i sôn ychydig am y cwmni enwog hwnnw. Adolygydd Reviewer Sefydlwyd Was established Canrif A century Creu To create Anferth Huge Brodyr Brothers Y dechreuad The beginning Datblygu To develop Parhau Continuing Bodoli To exist Beti a'I Phobl – Rhian Morgan Ychydig o hanes cwmni Warner Brothers yn fanna ar raglen Aled Hughes. Gwestai Beti George ar Beti a'i Phobl yr wythnos diwethaf oedd yr actores a'r gomediwraig Rhian Morgan. Dyma hi'n sôn am yr adeg pan fuodd hi'n perfformio yng Nghadeirlan St Paul's yn Llundain Y Gadeirlan The Cathedral Portreadu To portray Dywediadau Sayings Llwyfan Stage Ganwyd Was born Bri Popular Credwch neu beidio Believe it or not Syfrdan Astounded Dychmygol Imaginary Pigion Dysgwyr – Nofio Oer 3.1 A Rhian Morgan wedi rhoi dipyn o sioc i gynulleidfa St Paul's dw i'n siŵr. Mae llawer o bobl yn dathlu'r flwyddyn newydd drwy fynd i nofio yn y môr, er bod y môr yn oer iawn yr adeg yma o'r flwyddyn. Un sydd wrth ei bodd yn nofio drwy'r flwyddyn, heb boeni am y tywydd, yw Heather Hughes o Ynys Môn. Cafodd hi air gyda Rhodri Lewis ar Dros Ginio bnawn Mawrth a gofynnodd Rhodri iddi hi pam wnaeth hi fentro i'r môr oer yn y lle cyntaf… Cynulleidfa Congregation Gwaedlif ar yr ymennydd Haemorrhage on the Brain Sbïo Edrych Modd i fyw Great pleasure Pa mor fodlon How satisfied Tŷ'd efo fi Dere gyda fi Anadla! Breath! Menig Gloves Pigion Dysgwyr – Rhys Meirion 2.1 Ac mae Heather Hughes yn amlwg yn mwynhau'r profiad o nofio yn y môr oer erbyn hyn. Mae cyfres newydd o Canu Gyda Fy Arwr wedi dechrau ar S4C, cyfres ble mae Rhys Meirion yn gwireddu breuddwyd aelodau o'r cyhoedd ac yn rhoi cyfle iddyn nhw ganu gyda'u harwyr. Cafodd Mari Grug gyfle i holi Rhys am y gyfres newydd... Cyfres Series Arwr Hero Gwireddu breuddwyd To fulfil a dream Aelod o'r cyhoedd Member of the public Gwyddoniaeth Science Enwebu To nominate Darganfyddiad A discovery Profiad Experience Atgofion Memories Anghenraid A necessity Pigion Dysgwyr – Cwm Rhyd y Rhosyn 4.1 Pa arwr fasech chi'n ei ddewis i ganu gyda chi tybed? Dw i'n siŵr basai llawer ohonoch yn enwi Dafydd Iwan, ac ar raglen arbennig gyda Huw Stephens clywon ni Dafydd ac Edward Morris Jones yn cofio un o recordiau plant mwya econig y Gymraeg, ryddhawyd union bum deg mlynedd yn ôl - Cwm Rhyd y Rhosyn….. Rhyddhawyd Was released Magwraeth Upbringing Rhyfeddol o ffodus Very lucky Parchedig Reverend Callach na fi Wiser than me Diwylliedig Cultured Olwynion Wheels Injan ddyrnu Threshing-machine Boneddiges Gentlewoman Pigion Dysgwyr – Braille 4.1 Dafydd Iwan ac Edward oedd y rheina'n sôn am y recordiad eiconig Cwm Rhyd y Rhosyn. Ar Ionawr y 4ydd 1809 cafodd y Ffrancwr Louis Braille ei eni. Fe oedd y dyn ddyfeisiodd y system o ddarllen ag ysgrifennu ar gyfer bobl sydd a nam ar eu golwg neu sy'n ddall. Bore Mercher cafodd Aled Hughes sgwrs gyda Hannah Stevenson sydd yn defnyddio Braille bob dydd. Nam golwg Visual Impairment Dall Blind Sa i'n gallu Dw i ddim yn medru TGAU GCSE Dirywio to deteriorate Cyflwr Condition Dychrynllyd Frightening Agwedd Attitude Casgliad A collection Gwahanol gyfuniadau Different combinations Cwtogi To shorten

Welcome to the first episode of Hip Hop Wales Cymru Podcast. This episode, Cardiff based DJ and producer, Jason "Jaffa" Farrell is our first honorary guest, joining us to discuss his unique journey and enduring career. Known for rocking jams during hip hop's earliest development, Jaffa leveraged his success as a local staple into a permanent position as one of Wales' most recognised DJ's today. From recording with Jive Records as one half of Just The Duce, to attempting the world record for the longest continuous DJ marathon, to hosting a bi-weekly radio show, This That & The Third, Jaffa has remained a consistent force in hip hop for almost three decades. Credits: Jason "DJ Jaffa" Farrell, Ed "Mr Phormula" Holden, Sophie "LilMiz" Barras, Jonathan "Johnny B" Burgess, Tom "Killer Tom" Clugston, Ben "DW Smith" Cook, Huw Stephens, Robert "Joe Blow" Picton, Terry "Rapster-Tee" Cooper, Jaya Had a Dream, Samuel "Mudmowth" Jones, Ricardo "DJ Comfort" Banks, Kwam Chang, Mark "Bad Belly" Lang, Paul "Rollo", Motion Dance, Pete "Pedro", Joseph "Joe Dirt" Barker, Miles Day, Gem Squires, Dave Akton, Dek-Masha Slicer Man, Tom Wallace, Neil "DJ Lok" Archer, Roy "DJ Moneyshot" Spencer, MC Mercury, Kaptin Barritt. Produced by: Dale Lewis and Luke Bailey for Fly Fidelity Media Art direction: Mango Design Special thanks to Matt "Junior Disprol" Herbert and Friendly Rich (The Tom Green Show) About: From the producers of Fly Fidelity comes a candid and celebratory history of Welsh Hip Hop—featuring long-form, neglected and under-documented tales from Wales. Hosted by Luke Bailey, Hip Hop Cymru Wales dives into the notable and nuanced evolution of Welsh hip hop history and its impact, exploring the intimate road map to an incredible and powerful culture, that's still enduring and changing lives today. A live exhibition coming Summer 2023 at the National Museum Cardiff in partnership with Avant Cymru supported by Heritage Lottery Fund Wales and Great Western Railway

Radio Ysbyty – Codi Calon Claf 18.12 Nos Sul buodd Huw Stephens yn rhoi hanes dyddiau cynnar Radio Ysbyty Glangwli Caerfyrddin, gafodd ei sefydlu bum deg mlynedd yn ôl. Dyma i chi flas ar sgwrs gafodd Huw gyda sylfaenydd yr orsaf, y darlledwr Sulwyn Thomas Cafodd ei sefydlu Was established Sylfaenydd Founder Darlledwr Broadcaster Fy annwyl wraig My dear wife Cadeirio Chairing Ffodus Lwcus Cymysgu'r sain Mixing the sound Ro'n i'n methu'n deg I couldn't at all Aelod selog A faithful member Ambell I Gan – Bronwen Lewis 11.12 Ychydig o hanes sefydlu Radio Ysbyty Glangwli yn fanna gan Sulwyn Thomas. Cafodd Gwennan Gibbard gwmni'r gantores Bronwen Lewis ar y rhaglen Ambell i Gân. Gofynnodd Gwenan iddi hi yn gynta pwy sydd wedi dylanwadu arni hi Dylanwadu To influence Tyfu lan Tyfu fyny Tad-cu Taid Emynau Hymns Traddodiadol Traditional Yn grac Yn flin Cyfweliad Interview Swnllyd Noisy Swynol Beautifully Ffili Methu Bore Cothi - Banc Bwyd Eglwys Crist 13.12 Bronwen Lewis oedd honna'n sôn am ei theulu cerddorol. Dydd Mawrth ar Bore Cothi aeth Shan Cothi i Eglwys Crist Caerfyrddin ble mae aelodau'r eglwys wedi sefydlu banc bwyd ar gyfer y gymuned. Yn gyntaf dyma y Parchedig Delyth Richards gyda ychydig o gefndir y fenter Parchedig Reverend Esgob Bishop Bendithio To bless Addoli To worship Cynnyrch Produce Blwch Box Yn gyson Regularly Beti a'I Phobl – Marc Howells 18.12 Da iawn aelodau Eglwys Crist, ond dyw hi'n drueni bod rhaid agor banciau bwyd y dyddiau hyn? Gwestai Beti George ar Beti a'i Phobol bnawn Sul oedd Marc Howells o Ddinbych yn wreiddiol, fe yw pennaeth Adnoddau Dynol y cwmni meddyginiaeth Astro Zeneca. Adnoddau Dynol Human Resources Meddyginiaeth Medicine Llywodraethau Governments Datblygu To develop Diwydiant gwyrdd Green industry Yr amgylchedd The environment Aled Hughes – Joseff Gnagbo 14.12 Golwg bach gwahanol yn fanna ar waith y cwmni meddyginiaeth Astro Zeneca ar Beti a'i Phobol. Bore Mercher cafodd Aled Hughes gwmni Joseff Gnagbo. Daw Joseff o'r Traeth Ifori yn wreiddiol cyn iddo fe orfod ffoi oddi yno. Erbyn hyn mae'n byw yng Nghymru ac yn rhugl yn y Gymraeg. Gofynnodd Aled iddo fe beth mae Cymru wedi ei gynnig iddo fe…. Gorfod ffoi Had to escape Cyfrannu To contribute Personoliaeth Personality Ymladd To fight Trefedigaeth Colony Annibyniaeth Independence Hyrwyddo To promote Troi'r Tir – Jamie Stroud 12.12 Joseff Gnabo , wnaeth ffoi o'r Traeth Ifori , dod yn rhugl yn y Gymraeg ac sydd nawr yn gweithio fel tiwtor Cymraeg ym Mhrifysgol Caerdydd. Gwych on'd ife? Un arall sy wedi dysgu Cymraeg ydy Jamie Stroud sy'n gweithio ar fferm lysiau gydweithredol Tyddyn Teg ger Caernarfon. Mae'r fferm yn cyflenwi 170 o focsys llysiau yr wythnos i'r gymuned leol yn ogystal â chynnal siop fferm, becws a llysiau i siopau a bwytai lleol. Buodd Jamie ar raglen Troi'r Tir ddydd Llun i esbonio mwy am waith y fferm Cydweithredol Cooperative Cyflenwi To supply Hinsawdd Climate Bwydydd Cyflawn Wholefoods Anarferol Unusual Pannas Parsnips Cynhaeaf To harvest Meithrinfa planhigion Plant nursery Hau hadau Sowing the seeds Cnwd Crop Bresych Cabbage

One of my favourite people to talk to, work alongside & enjoy sharing the creative chaotic energy with! Christian foley is a true erudite of the hiphop & education. This episode we discuss: - His work with BBC documentary (extraordinary portraits) - His work with ITV & John Legend - His new book 'ODDSOCKTOPUS' - His PHD in hiphop in education & a cheeky Halloween freestyle rap His freestyles have taken him from the school classroom, to Oprah's Television Networks and PMQ's at Westminster, from the festival circuit to TED talks and the Premier League. Christian's improvised performances lauded by stars like 50 Cent and creator of Hamilton, Lin Manuel Miranda, have gone viral multiple times and made him a regular on British Television and radio, amassing millions of views and features across British and international Press. On the poetry scene, Christian has risen to prominence. His night Spoken Word Sundaes is known as a hotbed of emerging, underground talent and he has also been shortlisted for the Jerwood Poetry Prize and Sky Arts as being in the ‘top 20' promising young artists in the UK. The lead single from his Christian's mixtape ‘The Meaning of a Break' was selected by Huw Stephens for Radio 1's Best New Music. While Christian's debut album Excommunication, released in Febuary 2019, was described as “cutting edge, innovative, heartbreaking Hip-Hop” by Urban Vault Magazine. Christian is also an ambassador for Mental Health and the co-founder of Mentality, a group of artists tackling issues around masculinity and encouraging communication. Their single Talk was championed by The Samaritans charity.

Huw Stephens reports from the National Eisteddfod of Wales in Tregaron, Ceredigion, talking to Archdruid Myrddin ap Dafydd, winner of this year's Novel Prize Meinir Pierce Jones, and folk singer Owen Shiers. In 1965 the jury recommended that the Pulitzer Prize for Music should be awarded to the jazz composer and band-leader Duke Ellington. But he did not receive the honour. The music historian Ted Gioia has started a petition calling for him to receive it posthumously now. Carolina Eyck brings the eight seasons of Lapland's Sami people to the Proms, courtesy of a concerto written for her and her instrument - the theremin. She talks to Shahidha about the joy of playing a musical instrument that has fascinated audiences since its creation just over a century ago and that she plays with just the movement of her hands in the air. Presenter: Shahidha Bari Producer: Julian May Image: The National Eisteddfod of Wales Photographer credit: Alun Gaffey

Huw Stephens, familiar to listeners to Radio Cymru and Radio Wales presents a multilingual, multicultural Bank Holiday edition of Front Row from Cardiff. Caryl Lewis is a mighty presence in Welsh literature, author of more than 25 books. Her novel Martha, Jac a Sianco is a modern classic, taught at A Level. She wrote the screenplay for the film – and won 6 Welsh Baftas. She wrote for the television series Y Gwyll - Hinterland in English - inventing Cymru Noir, so noir it was shown on Danish television. She was also the main writer of Hidden, screened in 60 countries. Until now all her work has been in Welsh but she wrote her new novel, Drift, in English. Nefyn lives on the Welsh coast, near a military base. She gathers what the tide carries in and her world changes when she finds Hamza, a Syrian cartographer, washed up. Caryl tells Huw about her modern and ancient story, and why she chose to write it in English. In 2009 the Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger declared Cornish extinct. But musician Gwenno Saunders was alive then, and she grew up speaking it. Most of the songs on her new album, Tresor, are in Cornish - the others in Welsh. Gwenno explains why, and performs two songs, one in each language. Choreographers Anthony and Kel Matsena were born in Zimbabwe, in a culture where everyone dances. They moved to Swansea as boys and were nurtured by the people there, and Wales as a whole. They take a break from rehearsing their new work, Shades of Blue, which will premier at Sadler's Wells, to talk about this and Codi, a piece for the National Dance Company Wales that is inspired by Welsh mining communities, and about Brothers in Dance, a BBC documentary film charting their journey. Presenter: Huw Stephens Producers: Nicki Paxman and Julian May

Paul Sinha joins Nikki Bedi and Huw Stephens. The former doctor turned stand-up comedian is also a star quizzer on The Chase. He talks about his life, career and recent Parkinson's diagnosis. Listener Cheryl Underhill got in touch to tell us about discovering a box of her parents' wartime love letters soon after her mother died in 2013, and why it took her seven years to look at them. Hannah Bourne-Taylor let a bronze-winged mannikin finch nest in her hair for 84 days. The process of caring for the rescued baby bird also helped Hannah's mental health. Milton Jones shares his Inheritance Tracks: London Calling by The Clash and I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For by U2. Carrie Hope Fletcher is a Grammy nominated singer, actress, author and vlogger. After discovering a love of theatre age 3, she made her professional debut age 5 and is currently starring in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cinderella. Paul Sinha's Perfect Pub Quiz starts at 18:30 on Thursday 21 April on Radio 4 and BBC Sounds. The Box of Beautiful Letters by Cheryl Underhill is out now. Fledgling by Hannah Bourne-Taylor is out now. Milton Jones' Milton Impossible tour travels around the UK from 17th May. Photo Credit: Aemen Sukkar@Jiksaw With This Kiss by Carrie Hope Fletcher is out now. Carrie is also currently starring in Cinderella at the Gillian Lynne Theatre in London. Producer: Tim Bano Editor: Richard Hooper

Suzy Klein and Huw Stephens are joined by actor, comedian and entertainer Les Dennis as he hosts a tribute to his friend Barry Cryer. Kat Farmer left a lucrative city job after she had kids and was unsure what to do next. She rediscovered a love of fashion and it's ability to reinvent, and embraced the digital age, starting a blog, "Does my bum look 40 in this?" and becoming an online influencer. She now works as a stylist, for personal clients and on TV. She joins us. Saturday Live listener Martyn Bradley was aged 12 when, at a family party, his great grandfather gave all his great grandchildren a pocket watch, except him, on the grounds that he was adopted. It was the first he had heard about it. He tells us what happened next. We have Comedian Zoe Lyons on going from Survivor into stand up, and alopecia, and the inheritance tracks of Donna Leon, she chooses Carolyn Watkinson singing “Oh thou that telleth good tidings to Zionz' from Handel's Messiah and Joyce DiDonato singing “As with Rosy steps the morn” from Handel's Theodora. Plus, your thank you! Producer: Corinna Jones

Each February since 2013 has seen the celebration of Dydd Miwsig Cymru or the Wales music day, since radio DJ and broadcaster Huw Stephens began the celebration 9 years ago. Here on the Yellow Brit Road, we took the opportunity to indulge in our favourite new Cymraeg releases on this week's show! That, plus almost-intriguing-vaguely-anodyne chat; call this show your safe space and hop on to hear new music from: The Specials Rina Sawayama and Charli XCX Bandicoot Adwaith Mellt Alffa Gwenno Gruff Rhys with Imarhan Kizzy Crawford The Squiggles 22 Oceans Bichkraft Monowhales Find this week's playlist here. Do try and support artists directly, all Bandcamp links above are 100% fresh and ethically sourced. x Do touch that dial and tune in live! We're on at CFRC 101.9 FM in the Kingston area, or on cfrc.ca, Sundays 8 to 9 PM! (Full shows are available in the archive for 3 months from release) Get in touch with the show for requests, submissions, giving feedback or anything else: email yellowbritroad@gmail.com or tweet @YellowBritCFRC. PS: submissions, cc music@cfrc.ca if you'd like other CFRC DJs to spin your music on their shows as well. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/yellowbritroad/message

Front Row comes from Cardiff this evening. Joining presenter Huw Stephens to play live in the studio is Welsh musician Carwyn Ellis, who has been collaborating with Brazilian musicians and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales. Huw also looks closely at The Rules of Art?, an exhibition at the National Museum of Wales in Cardiff, which sets out the classical hierarchy of art, then challenges this by juxtaposing works spanning 500 years, from a Botticelli Virgin and Child, to a recent photograph by Helen Muspratt of a mother and child in Merthyr Tydfil. Rosemary Baker talks about her powerful film, Lesbian, that focuses on that word. It has been shortlisted for The Iris Prize for short films made by LGBT+ artists, awarded every year in Cardiff. And Huw sends an audio postcard from Port Talbot, the town which produced Richard Burton, Anthony Hopkins and Michael Sheen, and boasts a Banksy, too. Presenter: Huw Stephens Producer: Julian May Photo: Carwyn Ellis Photo credit: Paul Kelly

Calva Louise is one of the most exciting modern alternative bands on the planet. I have played the shit out of them since launching WWTR a little over a year ago, ha. Here's their bio. "Their eclectic sound is a molotov cocktail, encompassing ambitious songwriting and searing guitar hooks. Jess, Alizon, and Ben crossed paths in London during 2016, forming the band and quickly supporting the likes of Highly Suspect, Albert Hammond Jr., and Razorlight on tour. Since the band started, Calva Louise's songs have found heavy rotation across BBC1 with Jack Saunders, Huw Stephens, Annie Mac and Abbie McCarthy, BBC6 Music with Lauren Laverne, Steve Lamacq, Shaun Keaveny and the legendary Iggy Pop, X-posure with John Kennedy, as well as a live session at BBC Maida Vale Studios." Thanks for being here, Jon Calva Louise What was That? ★ Support this podcast ★

This week I'm joined by Huw Stephens. You'll know Huw from is impeccable work on BBC 6 music, Radio One and Radio Cymru. Huw has been on the airwaves [that's dad talk for radio] since his early twenties and has built up a huge fanbase and loyal following. We talk about his journey on the said airwaves and much more. It's a great look into the 6 music set up and the choices he's made and is still making. Remember some people stand in the darkness afriad to step into the light but David Hasselhoff can help you step into that light just dial 0800 100 100 now and ask for Kit.

We had the pleasure of interviewing Waiting For Smith over Zoom video! Waiting For Smith is singer/songwriter Harry Lloyd. Formerly a ski instructor in the French Alps, Lloyd broke his back in two places during avalanche training. Wondering whether he'd survive in the helicopter on the way to the hospital, he had an epiphany that if he was ok, he should dedicate his life to music. After spending a year in bed recuperating and learning to play guitar, he formed Waiting For Smith, named after endlessly waiting for his original drummer Smith to show up. Following the release of the effervescent “Long Life”, Waiting For Smith unveils “Lines of Love”, emphasising that in times of doubt, often all we need is a compassionate ear. "It's often difficult to over speculate, one minute you're up and then you're down and that's your day." LINES OF LOVE "For me, that's life – or my life for sure – in a tiny lyrical nutshell. It sways back and forth between unbridled joy and moments of great despair. But I guess I'd be a lousy songwriter if I didn't feel anything…" 
WFS has seen success garnering over 413K streams on Spotify and landing radio play on over 180 stations around the world, including Huw Stephens on Radio 1, Jo Whiley on Radio 2, 6 Music and Flux Fm. With features in British GQ and Holland's JFK Magazine. "With music, I'm always trying to cheer myself up first - It's like free therapy for me. And then ultimately others, I really enjoy making people feel better. That's the ultimate aim."We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #waitingforsmith #zoomListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

‘Hiraeth' is a word that's quite difficult to translate from Welsh into English. Essentially it's a deep longing for something, especially one's home; but it's so much more than that. For Landlord John, who resides in The Moon Under Water, it's something he feels any time he leaves his ‘Pub of the Mind' to return to the Earthly realm. Thankfully his feelings of hiraeth are about to be expunged as the doors of The Moon Under Water are being flung open once more to welcome this week's guest. It's radio presenter Huw Stephens!Huw grew up in Cardiff which, as well as being one of the all time great pub cities, is somewhere that Landlord John and the regular Robin frequented for a session in their earlier years. He's also one of the big players on the UK music scene - if there's a venue that Huw hasn't been to then it's not worth knowing about. But what would his dream pub look like? Will it have live music? Will it have a carpet? We just don't know… yet!There are still tickets on sale for The Moon Under Water Live. There are two more dates in September, when we'll be inviting special guests to create their dream pub LIVE from a real pub (The George IV in Chiswick). Head over to moonunderpod.com for more info and to grab your tickets. The mystical realm awaits! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This was honestly one of the best rollercoasters of a podcast ride you can wish for - from crazy games to heartfelt stories - it was a ride to remember!Christian Foley makes it up as he goes along. His freestyles have taken him from the school classroom, to Oprah's Television Networks and PMQ's at Westminster, from the festival circuit to TED talks and the Premier League.Christian's improvised performances lauded by stars like 50 Cent and creator of Hamilton, Lin Manuel Miranda, have gone viral multiple times and made him a regular on British Television and radio, amassing millions of views and features across British and international Press.On the poetry scene, Christian has risen to prominence. His night Spoken Word Sundaes is known as a hotbed of emerging, underground talent and he has also been shortlisted for the Jerwood Poetry Prize and Sky Arts as being in the ‘top 20' promising young artists in the UK.The lead single from his Christian's mixtape ‘The Meaning of a Break' was selected by Huw Stephens for Radio 1's Best New Music. While Christian's debut album Excommunication, released in Febuary 2019, was described as “cutting edge, innovative, heartbreaking Hip-Hop” by Urban Vault Magazine. Christian is also an ambassador for Mental Health and the co-founder of Mentality, a group of artists tackling issues around masculinity and encouraging communication. Their single Talk was championed by The Samaritans charity.For a day job, Christian is one of the only few poets in the world selected to complete a ‘Spoken Word Education Programme' and Teaching MA at Goldsmiths University, an incentive which was created to transform professional poets into specialised facilitators. He works in a number of schools and referral units in East London, as a poet in residence, and is the editor of eight poetry volumes written with children between the ages of four and eighteen.

S'mae... Dych chi'n gwrando ar Pigion - podlediad wythnosol Radio Cymru i'r rhai sy'n dysgu ac sydd wedi dysgu Cymraeg. Tomos Morse dw i, ac i ddechrau'r wythnos yma …” Sioe Frecwast Caryl a Huw Mae Caryl Parry Jones a Huw Stephens yn cyflwyno'r sioe frecwast bob bore ar RC2 – a does dim byd gwell nac oes yna, na dechra'r bore gyda llond trol o chwerthin. A dyna'n union ddigwyddodd wythnos diwetha wrth i'r criw ymarfer eu hacenion Americanaidd… Cyflwyno Presenting LLond troll o chwerthin A barrel load of laughs Acenion Accents Sylwi To notice Albanaidd Scotttish Bore Cothi Da, ond pwy sy'n dweud Kipper Tie y dyddiau hyn tybed? Mae Shan Cothi yn lico ei bwyd! Mae hi'n caru bwyta a siarad am fwyd, a'r wythnos yma cafodd hi gwmni Lisa Fearn ar ei rhaglen i sôn am ‘smwddis'… Daioni Goodness Maeth Nutrition Chwalu To shatter Llyfn Smooth Ansawdd Texture Cymhleth Complicated Mwyar Berries Di-siwgr Sugar free Ysbigoglys Spinach Y rhwydda yr hawdda Clip Troi'r Tir Lisa Fearn yn fan'na dweud bod mefus yn un o'r cynhwysion mwya poblogiadd yn y smwddis a mefus oedd ar fwydlen Terwyn Davies a chriw Troi'r Tir – wel, wedi'r cyfan mae Wimbledon newydd ddod i ben! Tipyn o sylw A bit of attention Pencampwriaeth Championship Trigolion Residents Cyfryngau cymdeithasol Social media Cefdir blaenorol Previous background Datblygu To develop Croesffordd Crossroad Fesul pwysau According to weight Cofio Bwyd a Diod A dw i'n siwr gwnaeth Shan fwynhau Cofio yr wthnos yma – achos y pwnc oedd… Bwyd a Diod. Tybed ai bwyd iach fydd yn cael sylw'r rhaglen yma yn ogystal? Er gwaetha In spite of Pob ymdrech Every attempt Mymryn o lonydd A little peace and quiet Am wn i As far as I know Cyffwrdd To touch Clip Cerddwr Cudd Ie, mae bwydo plant yn gallu bod yn her weithiau on'd yw e? Ble roedd Cerddwr Cudd Catrin Angharad yr wythnos yma? Dyma hi'n ein hatgoffa ni o'r cliws cyn datgelu'r lleoliad… Datgelu To reveal Cerddwr cudd Secret walker Her Challenge Golygu To mean Dyfalu To guess Digon o ryfeddod Wonderful Coelio Credu Llamidyddion Porpoises Prin Rare Denu To attract Clip Geraint Lloyd Leah a Sïan Mae Pen Llŷn yn swnio'n lle gwych i fod ynddo fe yn ystod gwyliau'r haf on'd yw e? Mae Sïan Eluned yn ferch ysgol o'r Felinheli ger Caernarfon ac mae hi'n cystadlu mewn sioeau harddwch – ond dim rhai cyffredin, fel eglurodd ei mam, Leah, wrth Geraint Lloyd Harddwch Beauty Cymuned Community Elusennau Charities Yn gyfarwydd â Familiar with Colur Make up Gwirfoddol Voluntary

Yes, yes! Welcome, welcome to episode number 16 of Le Pod. After a mere 15 episodes we are graced with the presence of radio royalty. Someone with nearly 25 years at the highest levels of the industry, and to top it all off, he's straight from the promised Welsh land. Our guest today, is none other than Huw Stephens. During our time together we mulled over the health of the Welsh Language, how up and coming bands can get the most out of an interview opportunity, and blanking Steve Coogan. As always, if you like what you hear please like and subscribe to the podcast. And if you happen to fall head over heels in love with it, pop on over to ko-fi.com/lepod and tip us as many of your hard earned pennies as you can part with. Twitter - @huwstephens Instagram - @huwstephensdj The Story of Welsh Art (BBC) - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000st2g

S'mae... Dych chi'n gwrando ar Pigion - podlediad wythnosol Radio Cymru i'r rhai sy'n dysgu ac sydd wedi dysgu Cymraeg. Tomos Morse dw i, ac i ddechrau'r wythnos yma … SHAN COTHI Y cerddor Brychan Llyr oedd gwestai Shan Cothi yr wythnos yma ac esboniodd e wrth Shan pam ei fod mor hoff o bobl, o fwyd ac o gerddoriaeth Yr Eidal… Cerddor - Musician Hala - Treulio Cyfarwydd - Familiar Annwyl - Endearing Parchus - Respectable Rhufain - Rome Cyfle - Opportunity Twr - A crowd Eidalwyr - Italians Wedi syfrdanu - Stunned Rhyfeddu - To marvel SIOE FRECWAST Brychan Llyr oedd hwnna yn sôn am gig arbennig iawn yn yr Eidal. Mae’r rhaglen Cymru, Dad a Fi ar S4C yn un boblogaidd iawn. Mae’r rhaglen yn dilyn Connagh Howard oedd yn un o sêr Love Island a'i dad, Wayne, ar daith drwy ynysoedd Cymru. Dyma nhw’n sgwrsio gyda Caryl a Huw Stephens am eu hymweliad ag Ynys Enlli. Ynys Enlli - Bardsey Island Profiad - Experience Bythgofiadwy - Unforgettable Cysylltiad hudolus - A magical connection Cyfres - Series TROI’R TIR Dysgodd Wayne Howard Gymraeg fel oedolyn a gwnaeth yn siŵr bod ei fab Connagh yn cael addysg Gymraeg. Mae’r ddau yn amlwg yn mwynhau eu teithiau o gwmpas ynysoedd Cymru. Mae Lydia Edwards yn dod o Fetws Gwerfyl Goch yn Sir Ddinbych a chafodd ei magu ar fferm ddefaid. Yn ystod y cyfnod clo aeth hi i weithio ar fferm ar Ynysoedd y Malvinas, neu’r Falklands. Dyma hi’n esbonio ar Troi’r Tir pam penderfynodd hi fynd draw yno Y cyfnod clo - Lockdown Hogan - Merch Twrnai - Solicitor Lapio gwlân - Skirting and rolling the fleece Lluchio - To throw Anhygoel - Incredible Hunanynysu - To self-isolate Cneifio - Shearing Sa ti’n dreifio - Os nad wyt ti’n gyrru HUW LLYWELYN A GARETH EDWARDS Bywyd gwahanol iawn yn hemisffîr y de yn fan’na i Lydia. Roedd y darlledwr chwaraeon Huw Llywelyn Davies yn ffrindiau gyda chyn fewnwr Cymru - Syr Gareth Edwards pan oedden nhw’n blant ac roedden nhw’n ymarfer rygbi gyda’i gilydd. Ond fel gwnawn ni glywed yn y clip nesa roedd byd rygbi’r plant yn dipyn gwahanol bryd hynny i’r byd fel mae e nawr… Darlledwr - Broadcaster Cyn-fewnwr - Former scrum half Cyfnod - Period Dyfarnwr - Referee Crits - Bechgyn Rhyngwladol - International Ochrgamu - To sidestep Heol(hewl) - Lôn Dros yr ystlys - Into touch Cryfder - Strength Hyfforddwyr - Coaches Unigolion - Individuals DILWYN MORGAN Huw Llywelyn Davies a Syr Gareth Edwards yn cofio eu plentyndod yn fan’na. Mae yna nifer o ofergoelion yn y byd morwrol a buodd Dilwyn Morgan yn rhannu rhai ohonyn nhw ar y rhaglen Ar Lan y Môr … Ofergoelion - Superstitions Byd morwrol - The seafaring world Chwibanu - Whistling Her - A challenge Ail-fedyddio - To rebaptise Hen goel - An old omen Anlwc - Bad luck Oedd yn berchen - Owned Celwydd - A lie Un ai - Either Y duwiau - The gods PENBLWYDD DEWI LLWYD Dilwyn Morgan oedd hwnna’n sôn am rai o ofergoelion y byd morwrol. Y gantores Doreen Lewis oedd gwestai pen-blwydd Dewi Llwyd yr wythnos diwetha a hithau’n dathlu ei phenblwydd yn 70 oed. Gofynnodd Dewi iddi hi pa un oedd y pen-blwydd mwya cofiadwy iddi hi. Cofiadwy - Memorable Gyrfa - Career Rhyfedda - Most amazing Dros y fro i gyd - All over the area Anrhegion - Presents Mis mêl - Honeymoon Cystal ag y bu - As good as it used to be Adloniant - Entertainment Ymateb - Response Llonni - To become cheerful

S'mae... Dych chi'n gwrando ar Pigion - podlediad wythnosol Radio Cymru i'r rhai sy'n dysgu ac sydd wedi dysgu Cymraeg. Tomos Morse dw i, ac i ddechrau'r wythnos yma … Vicky Jones - Trystan ac Emma Roedd Vicky Jones o Benmaenmawr yn digwydd bod yn sgwrsio gyda Trystan ac Emma am wneud cacennau pen-blwydd, a dyma hi’n digwydd sôn am gwsmeriaid enwog iawn brynodd gacennau ganddi hi’n ddiweddar... Yn ddiweddar - Recently Digwydd bod - Happened to be Pobi - To bake Tra bo nhw - While they were Baner - Flag Neidr - Snake Mwydod - Worms Bethan Clements - Sioe Frecwast Vicky yn amlwg wedi gwneud argraff dda iawn ar griw ‘I’m a Celebrity’ gyda’i chacennau arbennig. Y sylwebydd chwaraeon, Bethan Clement oedd yn ateb cwestiynau cocadwdl-ydw ar raglen Huw Stephens wythnos diwetha. Dyma ffordd arbennig Huw o ddod i nabod ei westeion yn well – mae’n rhaid iddyn ateb bob cwestiwn gyda cocadwdl- ydw neu wrth gwrs cocadwdl- nac ydw ! Argraff dda iawn - A very good impression Sylwebydd - Commentator Y brenin - The king Taten bôb - Baked potato Ail-agor - To re-open Digon têg - Fair enough Gohebu - Commentating Eilyddion - Substitutes Twymo lan - Warming up Anwybyddu fi’n llwyr - Totally ignoring me Ymddihero - To apologise Gary Slaymaker - Dros Ginio Bethan Clements oedd honna’n cocadwdl-dw-io gyda Huw Stephens. Mae 30 mlynedd ers i’r ffilm Silence of the Lambs gael ei rhyddhau a buodd Vaughan Roderick a Gary Slaymaker yn trafod y ffilm ar Dros Ginio. Pa mor dda oedd y ffilm mewn gwirionedd – ydy hi’n un o’r goreuon? Dyma i chi flas ar y sgwrs Rhyddhau - To release Arswyd - Horror Cynnil - Subtle Creulon - Cruel Ymhlith - Amongst Os dymunwch chi - If you wish Llofryddion cyfres - Serial Killers Llwyddiant - Success Gweddill ei oes - The rest of his life Ebychiad - A gasp Sugno’r awyr - Sucking the air Anwen Davies a Nicola Cook - Dwy Fam a Dau Dad Wel mae’n swnio fel bod Anthony Hopkins wedi mwynhau arswydo pawb, on’d yw hi? Ar y rhaglen Dwy Fam a Dau Dad, clywon ni stori Anwen Davies, neu Nicola Cooks, oedd yn dod o Ystalyfera yn wreiddiol cyn iddi hi gael ei mabwysiadu gan deulu o’r Barri a chael enw newydd. Fel y clywon ni ar y rhaglen, er bod teulu newydd Anwen wedi bod yn agored iawn gyda hi, roedd ganddi gwestiynau o hyd am amgylchiadau ei mabwysiadu. Mabwysiadu - To adopt Amgylchiadau - Circumstances Rhieni maeth - Foster parents Croesawu - To welcome Cynnwys - Contents Ynglŷn â - About Cyfrinachau - Secrets Dewi Llwyd - Mei Emrys Cofiwch os dych chi eisiau gwybod mwy am stori Anwen dych chi’n gallu gwrando ar y rhaglen yn llawn ar Radio Cymru ar BBC Sounds. Mei Emrys oedd yn edrych drwy papurau’r penwythnos ar raglen Dewi Llwyd ac roedd sôn yn un o’r papurau am bêl-droedwyr enwoca Cymru – Gareth Bale. Ydy Bale cystal chwaraewr nawr ag oedd e’n arfer bod? Dyma farn Mei a Dewi …. Cewri’r gorffennol - Past giants Ar fenthyg - On loan Ail-danio ei yrfa - Rekindle his career Ddim yn ymddiried - Doesn’t trust Gwrthodedig - Rejected Alltud - Exiled Cynghrair y Pencampwyr - Champions League Cyfraniad - Contribution Cydymdeimlo - Sympathy Aled Hughes - Beca Brown Ac ar y gair, sgoriodd Bale gôl anhygoel i Spurs yn Ewrop wythnos diwetha. Mae’n debyg bod nifer o bobl wedi mabwysiadu cŵn dros y cyfnod clo ac un o’r rheini ydy Beca Brown. Dyma hi’n sôn wrth Aled Hughes sut aeth hi ati i fabwysiadu milgi o Iwerddon Milgi - Greyhound Heriau - Challenges Croesfrid - Mongrel Peri braw mawr - To cause a huge fright Mor ddiethr â’i gilydd - As unfamiliar as each other Ymdebygu - To resemble Yr awydd i hela - The urge to hunt Hyfforddwyr - Trainers Milfeddygon - Vets Gwobrwyo’r ymddygiad - To reward the behaviour Yn y bôn - Essentially

As the Prime Minister sets out his roadmap to ending the Covid lockdown we get reaction from Dominique Frazer, Founder of the Boileroom, a music venue in Guildford, and Hamish Moseley, Managing Director of an independent film distribution company Altitude Film Entertainment, and ask if this offers them enough information to start to plan for the year ahead. Radio Wales DJ Huw Stephens discusses is three part documentary, The Story of Welsh Art, which looks as visual art in the country more associated with poets and singers. As Nick, a prequel to The Great Gatsby is published, we speak to it's author Michael Farris Smith on why the rather retiring character Nick Carraway deserved a backstory and Professor of Literature Diane Roberts joins to discuss the appeal of the genre. Presenter: Tom Sutcliffe Producer: Simon Richardson Main Image: Huw Stephens holding a painting by Richard Wilson called Snowdon from Llyn Nantlle. Credit: BBC

S'mae... Dych chi'n gwrando ar Pigion - podlediad wythnosol Radio Cymru i'r rhai sy'n dysgu ac sydd wedi dysgu Cymraeg. Tomos Morse dw i, ac i ddechrau'r wythnos yma … OWAIN TUDUR JONES Y cyn bêl-droediwr Owain Tudur Jones oedd gwestai Lisa fore Sul. Enillodd Owain saith cap pêl-droed dros Gymru ac mae e nawr yn sylwebu ar gemau pêl-droed ar ran S4C. Ond am ei ddiddordeb mawr mewn dringo mynyddoedd Eryri buodd e’n sôn wrth Lisa. Dyma i chi flas ar y sgwrs… Sylwebu - To commentate Sbïo - Edrych Gwerthfawrogi - To appreciate Golygfeydd - Views Her - A challenge Curiad y galon - The heartbeat Cynyddu - Increasing Datblygu - Develops Adnabyddus - Well known Ysfa - Urge Gofal biau hi - Take care TRYSTAN AC EMMA Owain Tudur Jones oedd hwnna’n sôn am ei hoffter o fynydda. Sut mae gwneud y baned berffaith? Dyma farn Eirlys Smith o Gaffi Paned Pinc yn Llangadfan ynm Mhowys ar raglen Trystan ac Emma… Llaeth - Llefrith Tywallt - To pour Ymdrech - Effort Llesol - Beneficial Dail te - Tea leaves Amgylchedd - Environment Euog - Guilty CLIP BWYD YN HAWS Tebot a dail te amdani felly! Mae llawer iawn ohonon ni’n gweithio o’n cartrefi y dyddiau hyn, sydd yn gallu bod yn dipyn o her o dro i dro. Gofynnodd Hannah Hopwood Griffiths i’w gwrandawyr am gynghorion gweithio o gartre. Dyma oedd rhai o’u tips nhw! Ardal penodol - A specific area Yn llythrennol - Literally Cymudo - To commute Diffodd - To switch off Yr holl synhwyrau - All the senses Ar bwys - Wrth ymyl Egni - Energy Ddim yn tycio - Doesn’t succeed TROI’R TIR Digon o ‘dips’ yn fan’na ar sut i wneud gweithio o gartre’n fwy pleserus. Ar Troi’r Tir yr wythnos yma clywon ni hanes cwpwl o Sir Drefaldwyn sy'n ffermio ac yn tyfu madarch yn ardal Llanerfyl ym Mhowys. Dyma Gwenllian yn esbonio sut dechreuon nhw gyda’r fenter newydd Madarch - Mushrooms Prif Weithredwr - Chief Executive Dirgelwch ac arbrawf - A mystery and experiment Cyfeillgarwch - Friendship Awyddus i arallgyfeirio - Eager to diversify Madarch wystrys - Oyster mushrooms Llwch llif - Sawdust Ffwrn fawr ddiwydiannol - A large industrial oven Cyfandirol - Continental Perlysiau - Herbs RHYS MEIRION Hanes menter tyfu a gwerthu madarch yn fan’na ar Troi’r Tir. Bob bore Gwener ar RC2 mae Huw Stephens yn dod i nabod ei westeion drwy ofyn nifer o gwestiynau iddyn ac mae’n rhaid ateb y cwestiynau drwy ddweud ‘cocadwdl-ydw’ neu ‘cocadwdl-nac ydw’. Y canwr enwog Rhys Meirion oedd yn ateb y cwestiynau wythnos yma Dychmygwch - Imagine ‘Sti - You know CLIP ANNES POST CYNTAF Rhys Meirion yn gwerthu hufen ia, pwy fasai’n meddwl? Does dim byd gwell ar benwythnos na chael brecwast llawn wedi ei goginio, a gwell byth os mai rhywun arall sydd wedi ei goginio fe. Yr actores Annes Elwy soniodd wrth Kate Crocket ar y Post Cynta sut mae hi wedi arallgyfeirio yn ystod y cyfnod clo drwy goginio brecwast a’i gludo i dai ei chwsmeriaid... Cludo - To carry Yn raddol bach - Gradually Be yn y byd - What on earth Yn dawel bach - Without much ado Lledaenu - To spread Yn y pendraw - In the end Fy nghynnal i - Keeps me going Gwahaniaethu - To distinguish Bywoliaeth - Livelyhood

On the podcast this week Katherine and Paul welcome Mimi and Lucy from “queer, feminist, punk-witch band” Dream Nails.We discuss what it means to be punk – in the cliched sense but also in the Dream Nails sense, which includes: writing badass music, creating safe gig spaces where everyone can dance without fear, shouting ‘women and non-binary people to the front’ at the start of every show and placing hexes on the patriarchy; all done with an immense amount of joy.Describing themselves as ‘four punk witches from London’, we take the opportunity to summon an old Greenbelt tale about the year “the white witch” came to the field and the subsequent fallout. (Spoiler alert: some people weren’t that happy about it.) Plus, inspired by Dream Nails’ ‘Gig In a Box’ (complete with a handmade sticky floor tile so you can recreate that small-venue experience at home), Katherine and Paul wonder what a ‘Greenbelt In a Box’ might look like.Links, resources and episode timestamps (for all you skippers out there) below.____ABOUT DREAM NAILSDream Nails are a punk force to be reckoned with. Founded by feminist activists in 2015, their debut album garnered 4/5 stars from NME, DIY and Kerrang!The female four-piece have built a reputation across the UK, Europe and Scandinavia for their ‘fierce talent and furious energy’ (Guardian). Dream Nails have taken their riotous live shows on tour with Cherry Glazerr, Bleached and Petrol Girls. In 2019 they headlined Glastonbury's Sisterhood stage for the third consecutive time.Dream Nails are PRS foundation and PPL Momentum 2020 artists. Having won support from Steve Lamacq, Tom Robinson and Amy Lame (BBC6), Huw Stephens and Jack Saunders (Radio 1), John Kennedy (XFM), and glowing coverage in Billboard, DIY, Upset, Independent, Guardian, VICE, Dazed, NYLON, Clash, i-D, The Skinny and Frieze, Dream Nails’ energy and youthful power promise to set your soul on fire.BandcampInstagramTwitterFacebook____FEATURED TRACKSPayback (25:55)DIY by Dream Nails (30:22)Vagina Police by Dream Nails (46:24)Big Dyke Energy by Dream Nails (55:57)-Podcast theme - I Can Change by Lee Bains III & The Glory FiresLINKS AND RESOURCESDream NailsFeministmas & Gig In a BoxCOVID-19: Shops to open 24 hours a day to boost high street pandemic recoveryPoverty in the Pandemic: the Impact of Coronavirus on Low-income Families and ChildrenGood Night OutRiot Grrrl movementSisters UncutHex the Patriarchy patchAbortion Support NetworkLonely Star (Christmas Song) by Dream Nails2young4punks - Don Letts at Greenbelt Festival 2011Greenbelt at 40 (featuring the year of the witch and the willies)____TAKE ACTIONDonate to Abortion Support Network____00:00 - Welcome to Somewhere To Believe In00:20 - Katherine and Paul catch up09:38 - Introducing Dream Nails and their work10:48 - Dream Nails join the conversation11:50 - Dream Nails on releasing their debut album during lockdown13:54 - Dream Nails on not being able to play live15:52 - Dream Nails on community17:36 - Dream Nails on ‘women and non-binary people to the front’24:07 - Dream Nails on activism and resilience25:28 - ‘Payback’ by Dream Nails26:26 - Dream Nails on their music29:50 - Dream Nails on affirmations30:22 - ‘DIY’ by Dream Nails30:55 - Dream Nails on pushback33:35 - Dream Nails on punk36:29 - Dream Nails on self-care39:32 - Dream Nails on witches45:51 - Dream Nails on Greenbelt Festival46:24 - ‘Vagina Police’ by Dream Nails49:08 - Dream Nails on Abortion Support Network52:47 - Dream Nails on Trump55:57 - ‘Big Dyke Energy’ by Dream Nails56:40 - Dream Nails on what’s coming up59:13 - Katherine and Paul reflect on the conversation with Dream Nails01:15:45 - Coming up next week01:16:30 - How to get in touch with us01:17:18 - Thank you’s01:17:58 - Hidden track____A huge thanks to the Greenbelt Volunteer Talks Team for all their hard work on editing this episode. Our podcast music is ‘I Can Change’ by Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires.____https://www.greenbelt.org.uk/#SomewhereToBelieveIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

S'mae... Dych chi'n gwrando ar Pigion - podlediad wythnosol Radio Cymru i'r rhai sy'n dysgu ac sydd wedi dysgu Cymraeg. Tomos Morse dw i, ac i ddechrau'r wythnos yma … JENI OGWEN - IFAN EVANS ...beth dych chi’n feddwl sy’n gyffredin rhwng Jenny Ogwen, oedd yn arfer cyflwyno rhaglenni teledu Cymraeg, ac Ifan Evans? Wel mae’r ddau â stori i’w dweud am Cliff Richards! Dyma i chi flas ar eu sgwrs nhw ar raglen Ifan... Llofnod - Autograph Diawch - Goodness (an exclamation) Naill ai - Either Ar bwys - Near to Paid sôn - You don’t say Gwaetha’r modd - Unfortunately Trefdraeth - Newport (Pembrokeshire) Nefolaidd - Heavenly So ti - Dwyt ti ddim Mor gaeth - So restricted ALED HUGHES - SIOE FRECWAST HUW STEPHENS Jenny Ogwen yn fan’na yn sôn am Cliff Richards ac am Ynys y Barri ar raglen Ifan Evans. Aled Hughes oedd yn ateb cwestiynau Cocadwdl-do Huw Stephens wythnos diwetha – dyma i chi gyfle i glywed rhai o gyfrinachau Aled… Cyfrinachau - Secrets Ysgwydd - Shoulder Cwlwm - Knot Llwyth - Tribe Eu hadnabod nhw - To know them Ar faes y gad - On the battlefield Rhwyfo - To row (a boat) Parch - Respect Yr un pryd - The same meal RICH HOLT - SIOE SADWRN DANIEL GLYN Wel dyna ni’n cael gwybod am datŵs a thatws Aled yn fan’na! Mae‘r cogydd Richard Holt i’w weld ar S4C ar hyn o bryd yn y gyfres Anrhegion Melys Richard Holt, a fe wrth gwrs yw seren y sioe! Fe hefyd oedd gwestai arbennig Daniel Glyn fore Sadwrn a dyma Richard yn sôn ychydig am ei gefndir a’i waith. Cefndir Background Cerddoriaeth Music Llygoden Ffrengig Rat Cyfuniad Combination Danteithion anhygoel Incredible delicacies Pwysau Pressure Newydd sbon Brand new WRECSAM POST CYNTAF ..a chofiwch wylio Anrhegion Melys Richard Holt ar S4C i gael syniadau am gacennau blasus. Roedd yna ddathlu mawr yn Wrecsam wythnos diwetha wrth i’r newyddion dorri fod sêr Hollywood Ryan Reynolds a Rob McElhenny am brynu clwb pel-droed y dre. Cafodd Dylan Jones sgwrs am y newyddion hyn gyda Chris Evans, cadeirydd tafarn gymunedol Wrecsam, Saith Seren, ar Y Post Cyntaf… Dioddef - To suffer Gwireddu - To fulfil Yn rheolaidd - Regularly Boddi eu gofidiau - Drowning their sorrows Wedi cryfhau - Has strengthened Wedi cael ei ffrydio’n fyw - have been streamed live Mentrau cymunedol - Community ventures Byd-eang - Worldwide Ymddiriedolaeth - Trust Mewn bodolaeth - In existence BETI A’I PHOBOL ...a phob lwc i glwb ac i dre Wrecsam gyda’r fenter newydd on’d ife? Mae cefndir teuluol Cymreig gan Robert Joseph Jones ond cafodd ei eni yn Pennsylvania yn yr Unol Daleithiau ac mae o’n byw nawr yn nhalaith Efrog Newydd. Mae o wedi dysgu Cymraeg ac yn ei siarad yn rhugl fel clywon ni yn y sgwrs yma gyda Beti George Unol Daleithiau - United States Talaith Efrog Newydd - New York State Etifeddiaeth Gymreig - Welsh heritage Cyhoeddi - To publish Tanysgrifio - To subscribe Rhyfedd - Strange Eglurhad - Explanation GWENDA WATSON - ALED HUGHES Mae Cymraeg gwych gan Robert Joseph Jones on’d oes, i feddwl mai o hen lyfr ‘Teach yourself Welsh’ ddysgodd o’r iaith. Mae Gwenda Watson newydd ddathlu ei phen-blwydd yn 90ed. Treuliodd hi ran o’i phlentyndod yn byw ar Ynys Enlli a buodd hi’n sôn ychydig am ei phlentyndod ar yr ynys wrth Aled Hughes... Pobl mewn oed - The elderly Gweinidog - Minister Cymorth - Help Ynys anghysbell - Remote island Atgofion - Memories Nefoedd ar y ddaear - Heaven on earth

Join my conversation with Nate Simpson. We discuss her upbringing, career, performing on a cruise ship and his new song "Strong". More about Nate: Nate achievements include lending his voice for Turner Prize Nominated Artist Marvin Gaye , Chetwynd for her highly acclaimed 2014 Film, raved reviews from performances at the Natural History Museum, London Jazz Festival, Ronnie Scotts Jazz Club, Pizza Express Jazz Club The Phesantry, Spice of Life Various Events for the Olympics 2012, the business design centre, for HRH Prince Charles, BBC Radio 2 Cheltenham Jazz Festival and much more. His debut single from his EP “Steady” gained national airplay on the Huw Stephens show on BBC radio 1 and releasing ‘Get Up” with DJ Able through renowned DJ Spen’s Quantize recordings label after commenting the following ‘ Simpson’s soulful vocals are just what you’ll need to get your floors jumping. His E.P was heavily supported, gaining regular airplay by BBC Introducing London/ Berkshire performing live on Mike Reads Prime time show. Simpson enlisted to join forces with internationally acclaimed jazz artist Julie Dexter on her UK/European tour, on in between a host of festival gigs alongside the likes of Wretch 32, Corrine Bailey Rae, The Feeling, Jaguar Skills, Beverly Knight, Jamie Cullum, Jessie J, Boy George and Tom O’Dell. Nate performed and made it to the final six boys on ITV’s X Factor 2016 and followed that by performing onBBC’s Eurovision You decide in 2017. Between that time Nate began his journey back in the studio working alongside incredible producers, writers and musicians from U.K and the U.S including recording at The Abbey Road Studios. From doing shows in America, Caymen Islands and Mexico in the Summer 2017 once Nate returned to the UK he took to the stage as Nate King Cole in The Crooners Tour. Early 2018 saw Nate join the new cast of the hit West End Musical understudying the roles of Berry Gordy, Marvin Gaye and Stevie Wonder. In the spring of 2019 Nate takes on the role of Simba in The Lion King in Paris.Connect with Nate Simpson on online:Website: Natesimpsonlive.comFacebook @NatesimpsonliveInstagram @NatesimpsonliveTwitter @NatesimpsonliveFor more information and news, check out our website at BringBackSoulMusic.com.Support our channel by purchasing merch @ shop.bringbacksoulmusic.com

S'mae... Dych chi'n gwrando ar Pigion - podlediad wythnosol Radio Cymru i'r rhai sy'n dysgu ac sydd wedi dysgu Cymraeg. Tomos Morse dw i, ac i ddechrau'r wythnos yma … Shelley a Rhydian - Sioe Sadwrn Roedd yr actor Ieuan Rhys yn astudio drama yn y coleg pan gafodd ei gyfle cynta i actio’n broffesiynol ac yn fuan iawn dechreuodd actio rhan Sarjant James yn Pobol y Cwm a buodd e’n actio’r rhan hwnnw am flynyddoedd maith. Fe oedd un o westeion Shelly a Rhydian ar y Sioe Sadwrn a dyma fe’n esbonio sut cafodd e ei swydd actio gynta… Cwpla - To finish Lan llofft - Upstairs Cyfweliadau - Interviews Cwrdd â - To meet Pennod - Episode Parodd - It lasted Huw Stephens a Huw Chiswell - Sioe Frecwast Radio Cymru 2 Yr actor Ieuan Rhys oedd hwnna’n sôn am sut cafodd o’r cyfle i actio ar Pobol y Cwm. Mae Huw Stephens yn mynnu bod ei westeion yn ateb ei gwestiynau drwy roi’r gair Cocadwdl o flaen yr ateb. Dw i’n siŵr ei bod hi’n ddigon anodd i gofio’r holl atebion yes/no yn Gymraeg heb y dasg ychwanegol honno! Y canwr Huw Chiswell oedd yn ateb y cwestiynau Cocadwdl yr wythnos diwetha a dyma i chi sut aeth o ymlaen… Diflas - Boring Bronoeth - Topless Eitha anghyffredin - Quite unusual Cwlwm - Knot Yn benodol - Specifically Fy nghlustffonau - My headphones Ymwrthod - To reject Cyfaill - Friend Suro’r syniad - Spoiled the idea Fy isymwybod - My subconcious Dewi Llwyd a Shan Cothi - Dewi Llwyd Huw Chiswell yn cocadwdlio efo Huw Stephens yn fan’na. Fel arfer cyflwyno rhaglenni mae Shan Cothi ond hi oedd gwestai Penblwydd Dewi Llwyd ddydd Sul. Sut oedd Shan am ddathlu’r diwrnod mawr tybed? Ffordd unigryw - An unique way Alla i ddychmygu - I can imagine Yn hŷn (e)to - Older again Marchogaeth - Horse riding Uniaethu - To empathise Meddiant - Possession Fy niweddar ŵr - My late husband Teulu gofaint - Blacksmith family Angerdd - Passion Daniel Glyn a Hannah Daniel - Sioe Frecwast Radio Cymru 2 Penblwydd hapus iawn i Shan Cothi. Yr actores Hannah Daniel oedd yn ateb Cwestiynau Diog Daniel Glyn wythnos diwetha a dyma i chi flas ar ei hatebion hi… Cwestiynau diog - Lazy Questions Cymeriad - Character Eitha pert - Quite pretty Hoff lwyfan - Favourite stage Amgueddfa - Museum Darlithoedd - Lectures Atgofion melys iawn - Very sweet memories Lisa Gwilym a Gary Melville Yr actores Hannah Daniel yn cofio am ei dyddiau ysgol wrth ateb Cwestiynau Diog Daniel Glyn. Lisa Gwilym oedd yn cyflwyno rhaglen Aled Hughes wythnos diwetha a buodd hi’n sgwrsio gyda Gary Melville am hanes recordiau 7 modfedd… Unol Daleithau - United States Poblogaidd - Popular Creu - To create Offer - Equipment Gwasgu - To press Rhyddhau - To release Gan amla(f) - More often than not Disodli - To replace Trystan ac Emma – Post Cyntaf Dipyn bach o hanes y byd recordiau yn fan’na gan Gary Melville. Cafodd seremoni wobrwyo BAFTA Cymru ei chynnal nos Sul a dau o’r enillwyr oedd Trystan Ellis Morris ac Emma Walford am eu gwaith yn cyflwyno’r gyfres Prosiect Pum Mil. Kate Crocket gafodd gyfle i longyfarch y ddau ar Post Cynta’ fore Llun… Seremoni wobrwyo - Award ceremony Llongyfarchiadau - Congratulations Mae’n rhaid (i mi) cyfadde - I must admit Llond y lle - Full up Wedi cael eu henwebu - Had been nominated Cefndryd - Male cousins Esblygiad - Evolution Yn y bôn - Basically Cymunedau - Communities Cyfranwyr - Contributors Cyflawni - To achieve

Yn y sgwrs gynnes hon mae’r DJ Huw Stephens yn cymharu nodiadau gyda Tara am ddechrau eu gyrfaoedd fel teenagers, eu cariad at festivals a’u profiad o ddelio gyda'r galar o golli rhiant. Yn symud o’i sêt holi arferol i’r sêt rhannu mae Huw yn edrych nôl dros uchafbwyntiau ei siwrne hyd yma a’r rhyfeddod o ddod yn dad i‘w fab bach. Cefnogwyd y prosiect gan arian y Loteri Genedlaethol drwy Gyngor Celfyddydau Cymru. Am wybodaeth am anhwylderau iechyd meddwl, neu wybodaeth am gymorth arbenigol ewch i www.meddwl.org

Join co host Emme Lentino has she chats with indie artist Jack Perrett in our Heart of Indie Radio studio! Jack Perrett is an indie singer/songwriter from Newport, South Wales. Jack released his first EP ‘What You Saying?’ under the guidance of Estrons producer Steffan Pringle in 2015 to critical acclaim, receiving airplay and playlist status on BBC Radio Wales. Jack went viral in August 2018 when he released ‘Portlife’ (a parody of Blur’s ‘Parklife’) with a video achieving over 130k views. Jack followed his previous success by releasing a single called ‘Like A Fever’ which attracted the likes of Fred Perry subculture and national promoters ‘This Feeling’ to brand the song as a ‘high class out and out indie banger’. The track has achieved national airplay on BBC Radio 1 (Huw Stephens), BBC 6 Music (Chris Hawkins), and on Radio X (John Kennedy and Gordon Smart) - where it achieved track of the day status. Jack’s latest release ‘Going Nowhere’ has also received support from industry professionals with plays on BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio Wales. After touring on the This Feeling ‘Big in 2019’ tour, Jack performed at major UK festivals including Isle of Wight, The Great Escape and Off The Record Festival in 2019. Jack was also selected to be on the Horizons 2019 roster.

This podcast is part of a series of case studies in which we speak to small business owners. Find out about the challenges and advantages of owning your own business, and pick up some advice on how to get started. Hard Lines is an independent coffee and vinyl shop based in Cardiff, south Wales. We interviewed directors Matt and Sophie and asked them about the challenges of setting up their business and their plans for the future. Read more about them on our website - www.gov.uk/government/case-studies/hard-lines   Transcript Companies House interviewer: Hi there. I'm here with Matthew and Sophie from Hard Lines an independent coffee shop based here in Cardiff, but a coffee shop with a twist. We'll just have a bit of a chat and find out a bit about you guys, so how did you meet and get things started with your business?   Matthew: University, I guess, we met at University when we were both 22, we both went to uni in Cardiff Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama just up the road. I think it's probably like maybe two, maybe three years after we left university, I think we were starting to get a bit fed up what we were doing with work and I think we particularly both had reasonably difficult Christmas' around 2016, so then we took a holiday and then on that holiday, we sort of conceived the idea that we want to do something differently and leave what we were doing and maybe go in a different direction and then we came back and started that process.    CH: Okay, coffee, why, how? Where did that idea come from?   Sophie: We were sat in a coffee shop and talking about how we were kind of disillusioned with the work we were doing and Matt was talking about, you know, “I would absolutely love to run a little coffee shop”, well, you know, “I would love to run a little Record Shop”. I really like coffee, Matt's really into music and records. We were on the flight home and thought should we go for it? And then it just took off from there. I think we're really lucky we struck it at the right time.    M: Yeah, I think so. I like being surrounded by people who are keen to have that time. I think we were just in a little bubble of people and like a community they were willing to offer advice and help us build or do different aspects of what might need to be done to make it happen. We were lucky enough to have that as well. I think that probably gave us a little kick on.    CH: So what kind of advice were you given and where did it come from?    S: We're lucky. Over the past five years there's a really strong independent scene, especially in food and drink in Cardiff. We kind of came through at the same time and we worked alongside luffkin, who are like a micro roastery and Early Bird who are bakery. They'd both started about six months or so before us so we'd been going there as customers and we would chat with them and they were really open and helpful with everything, so “you should speak to this person”, “you should do this” or “just go for it”.   CH: So from a limited company point of view, obviously, you're registered as a limited company. Where did the decision to go down that route come from, was that advice given to you or did you search out for that information?   S: Yeah, we're both already soletrades because we were self-employed. We were looking at  becoming a partnership, I think it was my based on knowledge from my GCSE business, I said “I think a limited company is the right thing to do” and so we looked it up and realised we ticked quite a lot of the boxes.   M: Yeah, thinking back from my perspective was the fact that we were starting with nothing. I think all we were starting with was a tiny amount of our own money. In the very beginning we didn't take any money from banks or anything like that. I don't know, my logic behind it was that maybe if things didn't go with the plan and we packed it in a couple of months later or six months later or a year later then I know psychologically there's less risk for some reason as a limited company which to this day I don't know if it's correct or incorrect, but that's definitely what my logic was, so that's why I went with it.    CH: So how did you choose your company name Hard Lines? Where did it come from? What's the story behind your company name?   S: So we weren't called Hard Lines. We were called Out Post and I guess if we're talking about any mistakes or shortcomings, so when we were limited company, we thought that Out Post wasn't already taken which meant we were fine. And that wasn't the case. It's not a copyright. So we traded as Out Post and there's another company called Out Post who wrote us the letter and said, don't do that anymore. And so we kind of had a stressful six months in between getting that letter and then also opening our second location and doing the rebrand. I think it came from our first kind of visual heavy firs brand. Our first brand was very DIY, hand drawn. It kind of went with the pop-up aspect and then our graphic designer Cuddy, who does all our at work; the second time we wanted something a bit clean-cut, a bit more kind of fresh look maybe.   M: Maybe more accessible or I think the idea behind the rebrand and the renaming of it was maybe that we were trying to build something that was more than a coffee shop, so Hard Lines isn't necessarily just that coffee shop. I think we were trying to build off of it. So maybe Hard Lines could have a line of merchandise or Hard Lines could be a club night or maybe Hard Lines could put a festival on or those sorts of things. Within that rebrand we were trying to pull what we've learnt from the year or the year and a half previous and for all of our education into this new look and try to look a little bit for the first time into the future and what might come in the next five years as opposed to what's about to happen or just happened.    CH: So you mentioned that you've already opened up your second site. How soon after establishing this place did that happen?    S: I think May 2016 we did our first pop-up and then we did a summer of doing festivals and things like that and then midway through October 2016 we opened in the castle emporium as our full-time shop then we got the go-ahead in the June 2017 for the market store and then we opened in October 2017.   CH: Is the plan to keep expanding now? You've mentioned things like merchandise and festivals and club nights. Is that the route you want to take?   M: Yes, the market thing was definitely something that even before we ended up here, we knew we wanted to do. I think we just really like that and it was really appealing to us. After the market opened and a couple of months later into Christmas and the other side and now, where we are now in 2018 is the first time we've had to sort of think about the next move maybe with a bit more clarity and try to work out where it is, so what the next thing is for us on a bigger scale really, whether there's another shop or some other plans that we've got in the pipeline and then alongside that we were running club nights and DJ'ing regularly and things like that. This is I think our time to think and really work out what the next five or ten years looks like and how to really grow, hopefully of what we've built over the last two years to make it into something bigger and more sort of suitable.    CH: What do you think it is that has helped make your business such a success and what kind of promotion have you done to get yourself to this point?   M: Promotionally getting the word out. I've definitely found a social media is definitely the avenue that we will maximise and that will be our target for promotion and how we get the word out there. I think that's a big thing and shouldn't be overlooked in any business really. I think social media goes far beyond any online sort of direct marketing. Social media would definitely be my promotional avenue and something we all try to concentrate on massively.    CH: So to anyone that's out there and they're listening and thinking these guys have done it,   they're living their dream! What advice would you give to anyone who's got an idea? And what top tips would you give them for going from an idea to a fully-fledged business?   S: I think it's very easy to say and I do think we were really lucky. I think we're definitely lucky that there's two of us. Whenever I speak to people who run business by themselves. I just bow down to them because we find it really tough and there's two of us. When we first started we didn't even have espresso machine. It was just like filter coffee and vinyl records in suitcases that we turned into racks, you know, like there wasn't a lot. Don't be limited by things.   M: Yeah, ultimately your passion might carry it through as well. If you are passionate about that thing whether it's records or coffee or beer or skating or whatever it is, usually your passion for that product or that thing will feed off of you on to your customers and they believe in you from that and they'll want to come and drink coffee with you or buy stuff from you, because you're trying to do something maybe a little bit different and you're trying to do something yourself.   CH: You mentioned at the start as well that the reason any of this came about was that you'd gone off on your holiday. You were both quite disillusioned with what you were doing in your lives at the time. What's the best thing about having your own business?   M: I guess being in control of it, so we can literally do what we want to an extent. That sort of freedom to express yourself and to be able to deliver something and offer something different. Doing what you want. If that doesn't sound too selfish. .  CH: Doesn't sound selfish at all. That's fantastic. Yeah, is it kind of the same for you?    S: Yeah, I think that's why we got into it. I guess that is probably what it is. It is hard work and it's long hours but we are getting to do what we want.   CH: So I'm going ask you a few questions about Companies House as well. Were you aware of Companies House before you became a limited company? Have you seen any of our guidance or familiarised yourself with any kind of formation process through our website?    S: Yeah, I think probably I did something really rudimental like Googling : how do I start a business? And then I think again, that's really the reason why we went down the limited company route.   CH: You must have some pretty interesting stories that you've accumulated over the last few years, any that stand out that you'd like to share with anyone?    S:  We both attended Green Man festival. I'm a big fan of that. One of the first things we did there was approach people. Some would ask ‘would you like to come and work with us?. So we got to run a little pop up record shop at Green Man last year and DJ for a set so we got to go there and then we went to the festival and then we went back again this year and got to do coffee as well.    M: Yeah, and we've had some great support generally from people within Cardiff and you know people who were at festivals, people like Huw Stephens, real big supporters of us who maybe a year or two ago, you'd think oh, you know that we'll never get across with some of these guys who are really making a difference in Cardiff and in the music scene or even within the coffee scene, you know, some of the people we are lucky enough to come across it's good and it's really cool.   CH: So going forward is that kind of the plan to just sort of expand and get out across the festival's, moving outside of South Wales?    M: Yeah, I think there's lots of different avenues. It seems like there's loads of things. I think something I'd like to explore more of is the market store. It seems like a really good avenue for this, as well as trying to create a really green, sustainable coffee shop that's really self-sufficient and it looks after itself and is doing all the correct things on that front. I think the idea of building something like that is really cool. I think definitely just from my perspective the coffee culture and education within coffee and Cardiff is a real big thing on my agenda. I think we can try to offer that in Cardiff and educate customers and people within the industry. That's quite cool thing.   CH: It seems like you've got the passion and determination. So I don't doubt that you won't succeed at that. Thank you very much for your time. I really appreciated the opportunity to chat with you and to sample your wonderful juice.    M: Thank you.    CH: I just want to say for anyone out there listening that we will be running a series of podcasts. So do listen out for more of those coming through. Thank you very much for listening and goodbye.     Companies House interviewer: Hi there. I'm here with Matthew and Sophie from Hard Lines an independent coffee shop based here in Cardiff, but a coffee shop with a twist. We'll just have a bit of a chat and find out a bit about you guys, so how did you meet and get things started with your business?   Matthew: University, I guess we met at University when we were both 22, we both went to uni in Cardiff Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama just up the road and we met there and I think it's probably like maybe two, maybe three years after we left university, I think we're starting to get a bit fed up what we were doing with work and I think we particularly both had like reasonably difficult Christmas' around 2016, so then we took a holiday and then on that holiday, we sort of conceived the idea that we want to do something differently and leave what we were doing and maybe go in a different direction and then we came back and started that process.   CH: Okay, coffee, why, how? Where did that idea come from?   Sophie: We were sat in a coffee shop and talking about how we were kind of disillusioned with the work we're doing and Matt was talking about, you know, I would absolutely love to run a little coffee shop, well, you know, I would love to run a little Record Shop. I really like coffee, Matt's really into music and records and then we were on the flight home and thought should we have a go for it? And then it just took off from there. I think we're really lucky we struck it at the right time.   M: Yeah, I think so. I like being surrounded by people who are keen to have that time. I think we were just in a little bubble of people and like a community there were willing to offer advice or help us build or do different aspects of what might need to be done to make it happen. We were lucky enough to have that as well. I think that probably gave us a little kick on.   CH: So what kind of advice were you given and where did it come from?   S: We're lucky. Over the past five years there's a really strong independent scene, especially in food and drink in Cardiff. We kind of came through at the same time and we worked alongside Luffkin, who are like a micro roastery and Early Bird who are bakery. They'd both started about six months or so before us so we'd been going there as customers and we would chat with them and they were really open and helpful with everything, so you should speak to this person, you should do this or just go for it.   CH: So from a limited company point of view, obviously, you're registered as a limited company. Where did the decision to go down that route come from, was that advice given to you or did you search out for that information?   S: Yeah, we're both already soletraders because we were self-employed. We were looking at  becoming a partnership, I think it was my base knowledge from GCSE business I said, I think a limited company is the right thing to do and so we looked it up and realised we ticked quite a lot of the boxes.   M: Yeah I think, thinking back from my perspective was the fact that we were starting with nothing. I think all we were starting with was we a tiny amount of our own money. The very beginning we didn't take any money from banks or anything like that. I don't know my logic behind it was that maybe if things didn't go with the plan and we packed it in a couple of months later or six months later or a year later then, I know psychologically my head was there's less risk for some reason as a limited company which to this day I don't know if it's  correct or incorrect, but that's definitely what my logic was, so that's why I went with it.   CH: So how did you choose your company name Hard Lines? Where did it come from? What's the story behind your company name?   S: So we weren't called Hard Lines. We were called Out Post and I guess if we're talking about any mistakes or shortcomings, so when we were limited company, I think that not lack of educational side is like ‘Out Post' that's not taken. That means we're fine. And that's not the case. It's not a copyright. So we traded as Out Post and there's another company called Out Post who wrote us the letter and said, don't do that anymore. And so we kind of had a quick stressful six months in between getting that letter and then also opening our second location and doing the rebrand. I think it came from our first kind of  visual heavy and our first brand was very DIY, hand drawn. It kind of went with the pop-up aspect and then our graphic designer Cuddy, who does all our at work; the second time we were like, we wanted something a bit clean-cut, a bit more kind of fresh looking maybe.   M: Maybe more accessible or I think the idea behind the rebrand and the renaming of it was maybe that we were trying to build something that was more than a coffee shop, so Hard Lines isn't necessarily just that coffee shop. I think we were trying to build off of it. So maybe Hard Lines could have a line of merchandise? or Hard Lines could be a club night or maybe Hard Lines could put a festival on or those sorts of things. Within that rebrand we were trying to pull what we've learnt from the year or the year and a half previous and for all of our education into this new sort of look and try to look a little bit for the first time into the future and what might come in the next five years as opposed to what's about to happen or just happened.   CH: So you mentioned that you've already opened up your second site. How soon after establishing this place did that happen?   S: I think May 2016 we did our first pop-up and then we did a summer of doing festivals and things like that and then midway through October 2016 we've opened in the castle emporium as our full-time shopThen we got the go-ahead in the June 2017 that we got in that market store and then we opened in October 2017.   CH: Is the plan to keep expanding now? You've mentioned things like merchandise and festivals and club nights. Is that the route you want to take?   M: Yes, the market things was definitely something that even before we ended up here. We definitely knew we wanted a little stand in the market. I think we just like that and it was really appealing to us. I think having like a little what we've got there basically and we tried for a little while before even coming here I think around the same time maybe to get into the market and I think we missed out on an occasion so the market was just a go and something we really wanted to hit and really wanted to get. After the market opened and a couple of months later into Christmas and the other side and now, where we are now in 2018 is the first time we've had to sort of think about the next move maybe with a bit more clarity and try to work out where it is, so what the next thing is for us on a bigger scale really, maybe whether there's another shop or some other plans that we've got in the pipeline and then alongside that we were running club nights and DJ'ing regularly and things like that. This is I think our time to think and really work out what the next five or ten years has and how to really grow, hopefully of what we've built over the last two years to make it into something bigger and more sort of suitable.   CH: What do you think it is that has helped make your business such a success and what kind of promotion have you done to get yourself to this point?   M: Promotionally getting the word out. I've definitely found a social media is definitely the avenue that we will maximise and that will be our target for promotion and how we get the word out there. I think that's a big thing and shouldn't be overlooked in any business really. I think social media goes far beyond any online sort of direct marketing like that or flypostering or anything. Social media would definitely be my promotional sort of avenue and something we all try to concentrate on massively.   CH: So to anyone that's out there and they're listening and thinking these guys have done it,   they're living their dream! What advice would you give to anyone who's got an idea? And what top tips would you give them for going from an idea to a fully-fledged business?   S: I think it's very easy to say and I do think we were really lucky. I think we're definitely looking at those two of us. Whenever I speak to people who run business by themselves. I just bow down to them because you know we find it really tough and there's two of us. That's great. But like just do it. Definitely when we first started we didn't even have espresso machine. It was just like filter coffee and vinyl records in suitcases that we turned into racks, you know, like there wasn't a lot.  I think don't be limited by things.   M: Yeah, ultimately your passion might carry it through as well. If you are passionate about that thing whether it's records or coffee or beer or skating or whatever it is, usually your passion for that product or that thing will feed off of you on to your customers and they believe in you from that and they'll want to come and drink coffee with you or buy stuff from you or you know, cause you're trying to do something maybe a little bit different and you're trying to do something yourself.   CH: You mentioned at the start as well that the reason why it kind of came about you went off on your holiday . You were both quite disillusioned with what you were doing in your lives at the time. What's the best thing about having your own business?   M: I guess being in control of it, so we can literally do what we want to an extent. That sort of  freedom to express yourself and to be able to deliver something and offer something different. Doing what you want. If that doesn't sound too selfish. . CH: Doesn't sound selfish at all. That's fantastic. Yeah, is it kind of the same for you?   S: Yeah, I think that's all we got into it. I guess that is probably what it is. It is hard work and it's long  hours but we are getting to do what we want.   CH: So I'm going ask you a few questions about Companies House as well. Were you aware of Companies House before you became a limited company? Have you seen any of our guidance or familiarised yourself with any kind of formation process through our website?   S: Yeah, I think probably I did something really rudimental like Googling : how do I start a business? And then I think again, that's really the reason why we went down the limited company. It is the most legitimate kind of thing to be a limited business, but I remember I have been reading some PDFs and stuff on how to do it and things like that.   CH: You must have some pretty interesting stories that you've accumulated over the last few years, any that stand out that you'd like to share with anyone?   S: Go and get back here so like bang on doors and stuff. Like we both attended Green Man festival. I'm a big fan of that. One of the first things we did there was like, ‘Hey guys don't know if you care, but we're doing this and we really like you' and they were like, that's awesome. Would you like to come and work with us? So we got to run a little pop of record shop at Green Man last year and DJ for like a settlement so we got to go there and then we go to the festival and then we go back again this year and do coffee as well.   M: Yeah, and we've had some  great support generally from people within Cardiff and you know people who were at festivals maybe or Huw Stephens, real big like supporters of us who maybe a year or two ago, you'd think oh, you know that we'll never get across with some of these guys who are really making a difference in Cardiff and in the music scene or even within the coffee scene, you know, some of the people we are lucky enough to come across it's good and it's really cool.   CH: So going forward is that kind of the plan to just sort of expand and get out across the festival's, moving outside of South Wales?   M: Yeah,I think there's lots of different Avenues. It seems like there's loads of things. I think something I'd like to explore more of is the market store. It seems like a really good Avenue for this, but trying to create a real green sustainable coffee shop basically, that's really self-sufficient and it looks after itself and is doing all the correct things on that front. I think the idea of building something like that is really cool. I think definitely just from my perspective the coffee culture and education within coffee and Cardiff is a real big thing on my agenda. I think we can try to offer that in Cardiff and educate customers and people within the industry. That's quite cool thing. I think to build a culture in Cardiff.   CH: It seems like you've got the passion and determination. So I don't doubt that you won't succeed at that. Thank you very much for your time. I really appreciated the opportunity to chat with you and to sample your wonderful juice?.   M: Thank you.   CH: I just want to say for anyone out there listening that we will be running a series of podcasts. So do listen out for more of those coming through. Thank you very much for listening and goodbye.

Beti George ac Aled Roberts Comisiynydd y Gymraeg, Aled Roberts, oedd gwestai Beti George wythnos diwetha'. Cafodd Aled ei fagu yn Rhosllannerchrugog, oedd yn bentref Cymraeg ei iaith ger Wrecsam. Mae gan bobl Rhos acen arbennig iawn ond fel ddwedodd Aled wrth Beti, doedd hynny ddim yn fantais bob tro... Mantais advantage Ar eich tyfiant growing up Swydd allweddol a key job Diogelu to protect Hwyrach maybe Pwysau pressure Profiad experience Ifan Evans a Sara Gibson Daeth y newyddiadurwraig Sara Gibson i ymuno ag Ifan Evans ddydd Mercher i sôn am rai o straeon mwya poblogaidd Cymru Fyw, ond yn y clip nesa mae hi’n rhoi hanes her ffotograffiaeth arbennig iawn.. Her challenge Y cyfnod clo lockdown Sefydlu to establish Sathru to trample Cywrain skillful Cofnod a record Bord bwrdd Pwerus iawn very powerful Byw Heb Blastig Mae defnyddio llai o blastig yn cael ei gyfri’n un o’r heriau pwysica o ran achub y blaned. Ydych chi wedi lleihau eich defnydd o blastig yn y blynyddoedd diwetha? Ffion Francis oedd un o westeion Shan Cothi ddydd Mawrth, a buodd hi’n rhoi cyngor am y pethau bychain gallwn ni i gyd eu gwneud i wella’r sefyllfa.. Achub y blaned saving the planet Lleihau reduce Cyngor advice Ail-lenwi to refill Osgoi to avoid Tatws Rhost Perffaith Mae Dafydd a Caryl yn cyflwyno’r Sioe Frecwast ar Radio Cymru 2 – ac mae’n rhaid i’r ddau godi gynnar , felly dydy hi ddim yn syndod eu bod yn licio siarad am fwyd! Yr wythnos yma, roedd Caryl eisiau rhannu tips coginio gyda Daf - a dyma’r ffordd orau o goginio tatws rhost mae’n debyg! Saim y cig the meat’s rendered fat Twymo to heat Ymddangos to appear Gwefannau cymdeithasol social media Mêl honey Cwmni Tanya Whitebits Sioned Owen ydy’r enw – a’r brens – y tu ôl i’r cwmni lliw haul ffug llwyddiannus Tanya Whitebits. Jennifer Jones gafodd hanes y cwmni a’r entrepeneur o Drefor yng Ngwynedd ar Dros Ginio yr wythnos hon.. Ffug fake Y peryglon the dangers Heneiddio ‘r croen ageing the skin Efeilliaid twins Ariannu to finance Cymwysterau qualifications Mynychu to attend Cynnyrch product Symudol mobile Drewllyd smelly Datblygu to develop Lisa Gwilym a Shan Cothi Gan fod Huw Stephens ar ei wyliau, Lisa Gwilym oedd yn cyflwyno Sioe Frecwast Radio Cymru 2 fore Gwener. Shan Cothi oedd ei gwestai a phenderfynodd Lisa ofyn ychydig o gwestiynau Cocadwdl-do iddi!.... Ydw glei of course I have Nefoedd wen Oh heavens! Yn gyfarwydd â familiar with Amrywio to vary Bant â ti away you go Yn glou quickly Fel y cythraul like the devil Delwedd image Sa i’n.. dw i ddim yn..

19 year old Rising British Asian pop act RIKA in UK and India, signed to Virgin EMI has big things coming for 2020, an EP release including collaborations with Mickey Singh young Indian Superstar, and many collaborations with big dance acts, with lots of her releases defining a new era for RIKA as an artist to take her sound globally. Live: ● Zak Abel Support Slot, on his 2019 tour across UK and Europe ● BBC Introducing stage performance at BBC Radio 1 big weekend ● Enter Festival Serbia (Belgrades biggest music festival) ● BBC Introducing Performance at Tobacco Docks ● RIKA’s Headline Show set for 2020 Music and Socials: ● Over 7 million streams in total ● Over 4.8 million Youtube views in total ● “Out Of Order” song (Acoustic) with over 1.8 million streams in total ● “Open” Music Video with UK’s biggest TikTok star Holly H who supports RIKA and has 16 M followers. ● DMNDS ft RIKA single with 2.5 M streams ● Going Deeper(who featured on Steve Aoki’s latest album) ft. RIKA EDM single “Right Back” ● DOSES EP coming out in May that features Mickey Singh and F1rstman Radio,PR, TV and Awards: ● “Hold On To Me” BBC Radio 1 Introducing Track of the week, supported by Maya Jama, Scott Mills, Huw Stephens and many more ● Best New Pop for song “Wanna Know’ and Track of the weekend with “On My Way” on BBC Radio 1 from Adele Roberts ● Supported by BBC Introducing London and BBC Asian Network, multiple interviews on the Yasser Show, BBC Asian Network future sound 2018, and A playlisted achieved on multiple singles which include “OPEN” ● BBC Radio London, Track of the month for “Open”, January 2020 ● Winner of Best UK Female Act Brit Asia Music Awards 2019 ● Winner of Rising Star awards, Asian Awards ● Awarded Pride of India Award, held at the house of commons ● ELLE India 2 page spread for RIKA Rising Star ● Viper Magazine 2 page spread ● Cosmopolitan Serbia 2 page spread ● Cosmopolitan India 2 page spread ● Vogue India Magazine artist of the year 2 page spread ● First British Asian on 4 page spread of Wonderland Magazine ● Playlisted by B4U largest Bollywood tv worldwide ● Brit Asia Tv playlisting in the UK Instagram: @rikaofficial Host: Jamie Neale @jamienealejn Discussing rituals and habitual patterns in personal and work life. We ask questions about how to become more aware of one self and the world around us, how do we become 360 with ourselves? Host Instagram: @jamienealejn Podcast Instagram: @360_yourself Music from Electric Fruit Produced by Tom Dalby Composed by Toby Wright

Hey, hello & welcome to episode 012 of Chew The Chat Podcast with Sam Souls. This video episode is a new podcast 2020 with Sam and his guest Sam Griffiths of the best UK Band of the moment The Howl & The Hum. As The Howl & The Hum's chief singer and songwriter Sam Griffiths shares insight to his childhood, books he's reading, records he's listening to and of course podcasts to look out for.Sam also gives us insight as how to stay sane during the lockdown pandemic.The Howl & the Hum are now gearing up for the release of their debut album on May 29th 2020. The band have received strong support from Annie Mac and Huw Stephens on their BBC Radio 1 shows, on BBC 6 Music from Steve Lamacq and Tom Robinson, and with press supporters including The Line Of Best Fit, DIY, Wonderland, Music Week, Dork, Clash and more. They have also performed at SXSW and The Great Escape, sold-out Omeara and The Scala in London, and now the signs are there for The Howl & Hum to have a breakthrough year in 2020. Its a podcast about life, a motivational podcast to start your day. If your looking for funny podcasts to listen to then please do hit subscribe and join the growing gang.W and The Great Escape, sold-out Omeara and The Scala in London, and now the signs are there for The Howl & Hum to have a breakthrough year in 2020.Enjoy this guys.LIKE SUBSCRIBE RATE REVIEW and tell a friend and our luck will never end.Thank you everyone. SHOW LINKS• The Howl & The Hum: https://www.thehowlandthehum.com/• The Howl & The Hum: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3EQ310YOzcS1pJqiaoDs32?autoplay=true&v=A• The Howl & The Hum: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thehowlandthehum/ • The Howl & The Hum: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheHowlandTheHum/ • The Howl & The Hum: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz0OELmbtL6Fw8ahgMzt01Q • Sam Griffiths: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/officialsamgriffithsexperience/  What Sam is reading & listening: • Adam Buxton Podcast: https://adam-buxton.co.uk/podcasts • Today In Focus Podcast: https://play.acast.com/s/todayinfocus • Athletico Mince Podcast: https://athleticomince.com/ • Digging with The Howl & The Hum Podcast: https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/digging-the-howl-the-hum-W_0oLyd-nYQ/  • We Dont Know What We're Doing Book: https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/25424028-we-don-t-know-what-we-re-doing • Calvin & Hobbs Collection Book: https://www.calvinandhobbes.com/all-books/  • Nick Drake Music: https://open.spotify.com/album/7KyvfoQhqlNLPNb98yY0pf?autoplay=true&v=L • Fela Kuti Music: https://open.spotify.com/artist/5CG9X521RDFWCuAhlo6QoR?autoplay=true&v=A • Peggy Lee Music: https://open.spotify.com/artist/602DnpaSXJB4b9DZrvxbDc?autoplay=true&v=A • PODBIBLE https://podbiblemag.com • SHOW SPONSORS• Go Deep Floatation https://www.godeepfloatation.com• Go Deep Instagram https://instagram.com/godeepfloatation?igshid=mz0gwdo4irpd • 10% discount code (Chew)• Lincoln Cryo Lab https://lincolncryolab.co.uk • 10% discount code (Chew)• Lincoln Cryo Lab on Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/mattfrost23/ • CHEW THE CHAT PODCAST • https://chewthechatpodcast.podbean.com/• Chew The Chat on Instagram https://instagram.com/chewthechatpodcast?igshid=1tg2dkgazlowq• Chew the Chat on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/Chew-The-Chat-Podcast-1143590079167060/• Chew The Chat on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwh7lNk8x0Tm5DHuJzWrGtQ • PRIVACY For information regarding your data privacy please visit https://www.acast.com/en/privacy

Y darnau gorau o raglenni BBC Radio Cymru gyda chyflwyniadau clir a syml fydd o gymorth i chi wella'ch iaith. Bore Cothi - Aron Snowsill therapydd maeth - nutrition therapist mamgu - nain dynolryw - mankind gwyddoniaeth - science uwcholeuo - highlight symlrwydd - simplicity cyndeidiau - forefathers doethineb - wisdom analeiddio - analizing Mae Aron Snowsill yn gweithio fel therapydd maeth, sydd yn swnio fel rhywbeth modern iawn on'd yw e? Ond fel d'wedodd Aron wrth Shan Cothi wythnos diwrtha mae llawer iawn o'r hyn mae o'n ei wneud yn ei swydd wedi bod o gwmpas ers amser maith, ac yn bethau roedd ei fam-gu yn gwybod popeth amdanyn nhw. Aled Hughes - Golff arbed - to save paid â mwydro - don't talk nonsense chwythu - to blow peltan - a slap ymchwil - research camu'n ôl - to step back ty'd 'laen - come on! anelu - to aim hir oes - long life drain - thorns Aron Snowsill oedd hwnna yn siarad am ei waith fel therapydd maeth ar Bore Cothi. Mae Aled Hughes yn hoff iawn o drio pethau newydd a'r wythnos diwetha aeth e am wers golff ar faes golff Bangor gyda Sue Evans. Sut hwyl gaeth e tybed? Hwyrnos Georgia Ruth - Ani Glass darlledwr - broadcaster go iawn - real arbrofi - to experiment set byw - a live set offeryn - instrument ychwanegu - additional Falle dylai Aled aros yn ei swydd fel darlledwr - dw i ddim yn medddwl bydd e'n olffiwr proffesiynol rhywsut. Mae gan y gantores Ani Glass albwm newydd a chlywon ni dair cân o'r albwm ar raglen Georgia Ruth. Dyma i chi flas ar sgwrs gafodd Ani gyda Georgia. Ifan Evans - ffered ffured - ferret hela - to hunt clymu - to tie dianc - to escape mwy tebygol - more probable mentro - to venture dere di draw - come over cnoiad - a bite cosi - to tickle crafu - to scratch Mae'n bosib i chi glywed y tair cân gafodd ei chwarae ar y rhaglen drwy fynd ar wefan Radio Cymru. Roedd hi'n Ddiwrnod Cenedlaethol Caru'ch Anifail Anwes ddydd Iau diwetha, wir nawr, a chafodd Ifan Evans sgwrs gyda Cari ac Elidir o Lanwrin ym Mhowys am eu hanifeiliaid anwes sef Sooty a Bon Bon. Ond nid ci neu gath oedd ir anifeiliaid hyn ond dwy ffured. Huw Stephens Radio Cymru 2 - Cocadwdl cyfres - series tywydd erchyll - terrible weather cyfartaledd oedran - average age mae gen i gywilydd - I'm ashamed wedi cael eu hetifeddu - inherited gwyddbwyll - chess ail-afael - resume soddgrwth - cello Dwy ffured, Sooty a Bon Bon, yn ymweld â stiwdio Aberystwyth ar Ddiwrnod Cenedlaethol Caru'ch Anifail - beth nesa tybed? Doedd 'na ddim anifeiliaid ar raglen Huw Stephens ar Radio Cymru 2 fore Gwner ond mi glywon ni sawl 'cocadwdl ' yn y sgwrs rhwng Aled Samuel a Mandy Watkins. Dros Ginio - Steve Hewitt Caergrawnt - Cambridge Llydaweg - Breton Yn llawer nes - much nearer cwympo mewn - to fall in gwrthod - to refuse y Cenhedloedd Unedig - The United Nations cyfieithydd - translator argyfwng - crises amrywiaeth - variety Mandy Watkins o'r gyfres Dan Do ar s4C oedd honna yn 'cocadwdl-dwio' gyda Aled Samuel. Mae Steve Hewitt yn dod o America'n wreiddiol, a symudodd i Brydain pan oedd yn bymtheg oed. Erbyn hyn mae e'n rhugl yn y Gymraeg a chafodd James Williams sgwrs gyda fe yn slot y Byd a'i Bethau ar y rhaglen Dros Ginio dydd Gwener. Dyma Steve yn esbonio pam a phryd dysgodd e'r Gymraeg.

Bafta Cymru and BBC Writers Room presents an evening with Ruth Jones and Rob Brydon with session host Huw Stephens. As described by Stephens two pioneers of Welsh comedy best known for the brilliant Gavin & Stacey share personal stories from their childhood and get the audience laughing. We're even treated to an on stage duet along with insights from Ruth on the writing of the Christmas special and keeping it a secret even from her closest family.

We sit down with Huw Stephens, the broadcaster and Welsh Music Prize co-founder, to talk through the shortlist for the 2019 Welsh Music Prize. Neil and James also give their picks from the 12 artists and albums that are a wonderful showcase of contemporary Welsh music. Follow us on Twitter @welshmusicpod and visit www.welshmusicpodcast.co.uk for more information and to submit a track to showcase.

Today was the day! The Treasure Hunt to find 4 Golden tickets kicked off, with Huw Stephens, Arielle Free, Mollie King and Phil Taggart all out in the field…but was there a winner?

Sgwrs grwydrol gyda’r DJ o Gaerdydd, Huw Stephens. Pynciau llosg: Capel y Crwys, Mewn ac Allah, hud a lledrith, llafur plant, Paul Daniels, Triciau Trefor, cerdded ar ddŵr, Johnny Cash, Cynan ar feinyl, Virgin Radio, cefndryd cerddorol Huw, Johnny R, Picnic, Datblygu, Meic Stevens, Super Furry Animals, Gorky’s, ANKST, Rookwood Sound, Bethan Elfyn, Radio 1, Caerdydd, canlyniadau Lefel A Huw, Noswyl y Mileniwm, Taffia, Boobytrap, Quodega, Galstonbury, Gŵyl y Dyn Gwyrdd, Neuadd Baskerville, Four Tet, Potter v Mikey Snooze, Gwenno, Colorama, Heavenly Records, Kanye West, Beck, gwylio Prince mewn onesie a llawer mwy...

Elis James sy'n sgwrsio gyda'r DJ Huw Stephens.

Podlediad ychydig yn wahanol y mis yma, yn cynnwys cyfweliadau gyda'r bandiau oedd yn chwarae yn Focus Wales eleni! Mae Chris a Geth wrth eu boddau hefo'r ŵyl, ac mi gafodd y ddau ohonyn nhw amser i drafod gydag Adwaith, Alffa, Chroma, Elis Derby, Gwilym, I Fight Lions, Papur Wal a Vrï. Fel 'tasa hynny ddim yn ddigon, mae 'na gyfweliad hefo Bethan Elfyn a Huw Stephens hefyd, yn sôn am ugain mlynedd ers eu rhaglen gyntaf ar Radio 1!

Clemmie's classical playlist provides Radio 1's new music champion Huw Stephens with the perfect commuter music. Plus, why it's OK to wear jeans to the opera. Huw's playlist in full Haydn: String Quartet in G Op 76 No 1 Dobrinka Tabakova: Nocturne John Adams: Short Ride in a Fast Machine Finzi: Eclogue Verdi: Bella figlia dell'amore (from Rigoletto) Bach: Cello Suite No 2 in D minor Bonus track Sogg by Amiina

Podlediad arbennig a recordiwyd yn Aberystwyth ar benwythnos Gwobrau'r Selar eleni. Gethin sydd yn holi Owain Schiavone, Elan Evans a Huw Stephens mewn trafodaeth sydd yn gofyn beth yw gwerth a phwrpas gwobrwyo artistiaid yn 2018. Wrth gwrs, mae 'na ambell i bwnc trafod arall yn codi hefyd...

Huw Stephens talks to Trevor Dann about life on Radio 1, the success of BBC Introducing and the launch of his weekly breakfast show on the Welsh language station BBC Radio Cymru2. Plus news and Radio Moments. Presented by Trevor Dann.

Siop Ty'r Gwrhyd, Huw Stephens a Llio Davies, Diolchgarwch Efrog Newydd, Sue Jones Davies

Huw Stephens is our guide to the Green Man Festival in the Brecon Beacons. As a DJ Huw has been to many festivals but the Green Man is a favourite. Set in his homeland of Wales the festival is not just about rock music but also about the place in which it is set. This year festival goers are invited to spend time on the site before the music starts to get back to nature and settle into the spirit of the place. Huw meets festival goers, musicians, local food producers and druids to try to understand why hearing music in the great outdoors can be such a powerful experience.

With over 540k Spotify streams and 190k plays worldwide, experimental-pop trio Beaty Heart are back with their follow up to 2014's Mixed Blessings, ‘Till The Tomb', released July 29th . After an extensive tour through 2015 with friends Jungle and working on this album with David Wrench (FKA Twigs, Caribou) Beaty Heart have returned with a new take and direction for their music. Support from radio has been brilliant with plays coming from Radio 1's Annie Mac, Huw Stephens and Phil Taggart, 6Music's Lauren Laverne and Steve Lamacq and Radio X's John Kennedy. With new inspiration and experiences being channelled into their music, Till The Tomb takes you on a musical journey through them all. Band member Joshua Mitchell joins Mark Millar for a chat. This weeks unsigned artist is Australian singer/songwriter/producer Amanda Merdzan. You can hear 'Bury the Rest' from Amanda's latest EP 'Commands'. Get in touch: podcast@xsnoize.com

Jodie sees whether Huw Stephens can tell the difference between new bands or edgy venues in Manchester! - @jodierosebryant #music #huwstephens #bbcradio1 #sra #studentradio #podcast #music #sracon credits to Zara Larsson and Beat Production

Welcome welcome welcome to episode 54 of the Distraction Pieces Podcast! This week’s guest is none other than Radio 1 DJ and new music champion Huw Stephens. Huw and Pip talk about Huw’s upbringing in Wales, his path into performing magic and how that led to a love of music and radio that spawned a career as a record label owner, festival organiser, Welsh music champion and one of the UK’s best loved radio DJs. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Huw Stephens was in conversation with Danny Howard at the Radio Academy Presenter Masterclass about how they got into Radio 1 and what it is like to work there. Podcaster Sam Parker caught up with them after their session and asked them for their tips on getting into Radio 1.

Huw Stephens yw gwestai Beti George. DJ radio (ar C2 a Radio 1) a chyflwynydd teledu sydd yn adnabyddus am ei waith arloesol yn hyrwyddo cerddoriaeth newydd. (Darlledwyd y sgwrs: 22/05/2011).