Podcast appearances and mentions of sian harries

SHELLEY & RHYDIAN Yr awdures Manon Steffan Ros oedd gwestai Shelley a Rhydian bnawn Sadwrn. Mae Manon wedi ennill Gwobr Medal Yoto Carnegie am ei llyfr “The Blue Book of Nebo” sy'n gyfieithiad o'i llyfr “Llyfr Glas Nebo” enillodd y Fedal Ryddiaith yn Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Caerdydd yn 2018. Sut deimlad oedd ennill gwobr Carnegie tybed… Y Fedal Ryddiaith The prose medal Wedi gwirioni Over the moon Braint Privilege Enwebu To nominate Rhestr fer Short list Coelio Credu Trosi To translate Yn reddfol Instinctively Addasu To adapt Llenyddiaeth Literature Hunaniaeth Identity CLONC Manon Steffan Ros oedd honna'n sôn am lwyddiant anferthol “Llyfr Glas Nebo” sydd wedi ei gyfieithu i nifer fawr o ieithoedd. Roedd rhaglen gomedi newydd ar Radio Cymru dros y penwythnos, wedi cael ei hysgrifennu gan Tudur Owen, Sian Harries a Gareth Gwynn. Mae Gareth yn dysgu Cymraeg, a dyma i chi Radio Clonc... Sy berchen Who owns Yn sgil As a result of Disgyrchiant Gravity Wedi cythruddo Has angered Atal To stop Synau Sounds Cael eu hystyried Being considered Anferth Huge Gwichian To squeak Y diweddara The most recent ALED HUGHES Doniol iawn on'd ife? Blas ar Radio Clonc yn fanna – rhaglen gomedi newydd Radio Cymru. Cafodd Aled Hughes sgwrs gyda Gwilym Morgan, enillydd Medal y Dysgwyr Eisteddfod Genedlaethol yr Urdd Sir Gaerfyrddin 2023, a hefyd gyda Rebecca Morgan, ei athrawes, a hithau wedi ennill Medal y Dysgwyr yn 2018. Mae Gwilym yn ddisgybl yn Ysgol Uwchradd Esgob Llandaf, Caerdydd a dyma fe'n sôn am ei gynlluniau ar gyfer y dyfodol... Doniol Funny Disgybl Pupil Ysbrydoli To inspire Cwblhau To complete Y genhedlaeth nesa The next generation Yn amlwg Obvious Ewch amdani Go for it ALED HUGHES Wel dyna stori dda on'd ife? Yr athrawes a'r disgybl wedi ennill Medal y Dysgwyr Eisteddfod yr Urdd. Ar raglen Aled Hughes clywon ni Iestyn Tyne, bardd preswyl Eisteddfod Llyn ac Eifionydd, yn sôn am y llaw-lyfr lliwgar ar gyfer ymwelwyr a dysgwyr, neu siaradwyr newydd, i'r Eisteddfod eleni. Aled Hughes fuodd yn ei holi. Bardd preswyl Resident poet Deunydd Material Diwylliant Culture Arwynebol Superficial Annog To encourage Gafael weddol A reasonable grasp Cenedl ddwyieithog A bilingual nation Safbwynt Perspective Pwyllgor Llen Literature committee Gwaddol Residue BORE COTHI On'd yw hi'n dda o beth bod yr Eisteddfod yn gwneud yn siŵr bod croeso i bawb ym Moduan eleni? Mae'r tri chlip nesa i gyd i wneud ag amaethyddiaeth, a hynny gan fod y Sioe Fawr, neu'r Sioe Frenhinol wedi cael ei chynnal yn Llanelwedd yr wythnos diwetha. Bechgyn “Trio” oedd gwesteion arbennig Shân Cothi yn y Sioe Fawr a chafodd Shân sgwrs gyda'r tri cyn iddyn nhw ganu ar lwyfan Radio Cymru yn y Sioe. Mae'r cantorion Emyr Wyn Gibson, Bedwyr Gwyn Parri a Steffan Lloyd Owen yn dathlu 10 mlynedd eleni fel Trio. Amaethyddiaeth Agriculture Y Sioe Fawr The Royal Welsh Dwlu Hoff iawn Asiad y lleisiau The blend of the voices Cyfarwyddiadau Instructions Yn unigol Individually Doniau Talents Yndw Ydw Droeon Many times BORE COTHI Un arall welodd Shan Cothi ar faes y Sioe Fawr yn Llanelwedd fore Iau oedd Huw Williams o'r Felinheli ger Caernarfon. Mae Huw yn ffarmwr balch ac ar dân dros gefn gwlad ac amaethyddiaeth. Balch Proud Ydy glei Of course it is Golygfeydd godidog Superb views Yn gyfarwydd Familiar Cynnyrch Produce Ffasiwn angerdd Such passion Dieithr Unfamiliar Beirniadu To judge Annerch To address (a meeting) BETI A'I PHOBOL ..ac mae Huw yn llawn angerdd dros amaethyddiaeth on'd yw e? Mared Rand Jones oedd gwestai Beti George. Cafodd ei magu ar fferm yng Ngheredigion, ac ymunodd hi â'r Ffermwyr Ifanc pan oedd hi'n ddeuddeg oed. Erbyn hyn hi yw Prif Weithredwr y mudiad a dyma hi'n sôn am ei thad wnaeth ddysgu Cymraeg ar ôl cwrdd â mam Mared... Prif Weithredwr Chief Executive Bant I ffwrdd Mynychu To attend

The best of My Time Capsule from our guests in 2022, part 2. Featuring Harry Hill, Nicola Stephenson, Jess Thom, John Torode, Jason Byrne, Chesney Hawkes, Jim Piddock, Mike Grady, Josh Bolt, Sian Harries, Joanna Scanlan, Mathew Baynton and Tim Healy.Follow My Time Capsule on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook: @MyTCpod .Follow Michael Fenton Stevens on Twitter: @fentonstevens and Instagram @mikefentonstevens .Produced and edited by John Fenton-Stevens for Cast Off Productions .Music by Pass The Peas Music .Artwork by Matthew Boxall .This podcast is proud to be associated with the charity Viva! Providing theatrical opportunities for hundreds of young people. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rich Wilson talks to Rhod Gilbert and Sian Harries…about:*Making Lists*Washing buildings*Elis James' bumCheck out their podcast The Froth! Get EARLY ACCESS to shows with a Patreon membership.Produced by producerpaul.co.uk freelance podcast producer for hire!Watch UNCUT interviews on our YouTube channel and of course we're on Apple, Spotify and all good platforms.Check our stylish “Insane In The Men Brain” T shirts and hoodies from https://buythatmerch.co.uk.Get your limited edition “Insane In The Men Brain” coffee beans from wogancoffee.com in Bristol. Use the exclusive Men Brain listener promo code MENBRAIN for 10% off our podcast packs.Sign up for priority access to our LIVE events (LIVESTREAM and IRL) darkhorsedigital.co.uk.Listen to our spin-off pod Insane In The Fem Brain now!Thank you for listening! Tell your friends.Follow this podcast on Twitter + Instagram + Facebook! Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sian Harries is a comedy writer and performer who co-wrote Greg Davies's Man Down for Channel 4 and Tourist Trap for BBC Wales, starring Sally Phillips. She co-hosts the podcast The Froth with her husband Rhod Gilbert and co-hosted The Rhod Gilbert Show on BBC Radio Wales. She co-writes and stars in her own S4C sketch show, O'r Diwedd, and also co-wrote and performed in the SONY Award winning sketch show Here Be Dragons. Sian Harries is guest number 162 on My Time Capsule and chats to Michael Fenton Stevens about the five things she'd like to put in a time capsule; four she'd like to preserve and one she'd like to bury and never have to think about again .Follow Sian Harries on Twitter: @sianharries_ .Follow My Time Capsule on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook: @MyTCpod .Follow Michael Fenton Stevens on Twitter: @fentonstevens and Instagram @mikefentonstevens .Produced and edited by John Fenton-Stevens for Cast Off Productions .Music by Pass The Peas Music .Artwork by Matthew Boxall .Social media support by Harriet Stevens .This podcast is proud to be associated with the charity Viva! Providing theatrical opportunities for hundreds of young people. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Comedians and cuddly couple Sian Harries and Rhod Gilbert are this week's guests. But they'd like to make it very clear they are here for a cwtch and not a cuddle. Listen to The Froth podcast with Rhod Gilbert, Sian Harries and friends here. Buy tickets for Cuddle Club Live here. Want to support Cuddle Club to make more episodes? Make a one-off donation at https://supporter.acast.com/cuddleclub Follow Cuddle Club on Twitter and Instagram: @CuddleClubPod Recorded and edited by Naomi Parnell for Plosive. Artwork by Paul Gilbey (photography and design). Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/cuddleclub. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Comedy writer, performer and effervescent friend Sian Harries chats with Isy about haircuts, novelty chocolates, the art of breaking up with people, Chicken Kievs, mint green wedding dresses and exotic French exchanges.Do please help spread the word about the new series - word of mouth is invaluable! Plus do check out Isy's new book 'Jane Is Trying' - which is available from all the usual places.Sian can be found at @sianharries_ on Twitter and on her podcast The Froth with Rhod Gilbert (@TheFrothPodcast) which can be found in all the usual podcast places and has series 4 starting in September.------------------------------------------------------------------------------Find us on Twitter at @TTWDFL and find a range of useful links for the series at linktr.ee/ttwdflProduced by Ben Walker for Fuzz Productions.Theme Music by Charlie Jefferson.Photo by Dave Bruce. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're back! After a mere 4 years!We're thrilled to be bringing you a new series of The Things We Do For Love, featuring more lovely, warm, funny and heartfelt chats between Isy and her guests - who in this series include Alan Davies, Jo Brand, Paterson Joseph, Bridget Christie, Jessica Fostekew, Richard Herring, Sian Harries, Margaret Cabourn-Smith and Tom Parry. Whether on stage or (more recently) over Zoom, Isy and her guests mull over romance and relationships and uncover the weird things they've done in the name of love.Coming very soon - please help spread the word!Find us on Twitter at @TTWDFL and find a range of useful links for the series at linktr.ee/ttwdflProduced by Ben Walker for Fuzz Productions.Theme Music by Charlie Jefferson.Photo by Dave Bruce. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The SOS bar is full to capacity as Sally-Anne and Lou welcome two giants of podcasting and comedy, Rhod Gilbert & Sian Harries from The Froth podcast to sip some fancy red wine and talk about soiling themselves in a hat (only one of them actually did this - which one is your money on?). There are drunken tails a-plenty, some of which are a revelation to their romantic partners...

This week I had the huge pleasure of speaking to the comedy writer, performer, broadcaster and Welsh speaker, Sian Harries. You may know her work from Man Down, The Froth, The Tourist Trap, she's written for Never Mind the Buzzcocks and The News Quiz, she co-hosted the Rhod Gilbert show on Radio Wales. She's done it all.  Sian and I spoke about marrying the same person repeatedly, proposals and keeping to and rejecting traditions. You can follow Sian on Twitter at @sianharries_ https://twitter.com/sianharries_ and on Instagram at @thesianharries_ https://www.instagram.com/thesianharries_/?hl=en I also spoke to Las Vegas' Mobile Minister, Roland August. Roland is a multi award winning minister who has presided over just about every kind of wedding that can be imagined, Elvis weddings, Rollercoasters, Race tracks and naked weddings in the desert.  Roland told us about some of the most notable weddings he's been involved with, just why weddings are important and what it is that most people forget on their big day. Roland's website is here:  https://themobileminister.com/ and he's also on instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.mobileminister/ and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=The%20Mobile%20Minister%20Las%20Vegas

In a scorching 32nd episode a fire rips through TV star Bradley Walsh’s bottom, a woman sets the internet alight with the way she gets butter out of a tub, and Rhod Gilbert and Sian Harries lose their minds when Barry Castagnola reveals how he eats fish-fingers. If you like your comedy fired-up and smelling of breadcrumbs, then this is the episode for you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a disposable 31st episode, former actor Nick Berry gets shot of an old lamp, Rhod Gilbert turns down a really sh*t gig offer in a hotel lobby, and Sian Harries and Barry Castagnola marvel at Lloyd Langford’s emergency haircut. If you like your comedy old lamp-shaped and smelling of the tip, then this is the episode for you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Frothing carpets”. In a slightly smaller than planned 30th episode Rhod Gilbert, Sian Harries, and Barry Castagnola discuss a woman whose online purchase goes disastrously wrong; Sian’s lying finally gets its own jingle, and Apes of Froth is back with Barry's Mum talking about post-lockdown visits to Monkey World and a snow monkey called Onion. If you like your comedy under-sized and smelling of Apes, then this is the episode for you!*spoiler alert: it doesn’t See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Pump Up The Froth"...In a deflating 29th episode Rhod Gilbert, Sian Harries, and Zoe Lyons discuss a man who marries a broken sex doll and Rhod does his first live TV interview whilst standing in dog poo. If you like your comedy broken and foul-smelling, this is the episode for you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

'Winnie The Froth'….In a biting 28th episode Rhod Gilbert, Sian Harries and Lloyd Langford discuss getting bitten on the arse by a bear, and there’s a Special St David’s Day Quiz featuring Welsh rugby legend Scott Quinnell and Welsh non-rugby legend Mali Ann Rees. If you like your comedy bear and arse-shaped, this is the episode for you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Great balls of Froth”….In a fiery 27th episode Rhod Gilbert, Sian Harries and Jarred Christmas talk naked-dating disasters and producer Barry Castagnola realises his new lockdown puppy is a trained killer. If you like your comedy ball-shaped and tasting of curry, this is the episode for you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Who’s a Frothy boy then?”...In an expletive-laden 26th episode, Rhod Gilbert, Sian Harries and Lou Sanders meet a posse of potty-mouthed parrots and Lou creates a moment of podcasting awkwardness that will make your hair curl*. If you like your comedy parrot shaped and awkward, this is the episode for you!(*listeners with curly hair may not notice any difference) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a hare-raising 25th episode (the first in series 3); Rhod Gilbert, Sian Harries, and Lloyd Langford discuss a rabbit the size of a Nissan Micra, and the creator of the Strictly theme tune, Josh Phillips, blows The Froth team’s minds when he offers them the cha-cha-chance of a lifetime. If you like your comedy massive rabbit and music shaped, this is the episode for you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sian Harries is a writer, comedian and actress. Sian has written for both television and radio. She co-wrote both Greg Davies's Man Down for Channel 4 and 2018 sitcom, The Tourist Trap, starring Sally Phillips, for the BBC.Known by her closest friends as The Giggler, we spent almost the entire podcast laughing at everything from school plays, live comedy performances and terrible names for super villains.We also discussed collaboration min comedy and putting your trust in others when it comes to creative decisions. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/theblankpodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a pumping 24th episode, there’s murder on the dancefloor as Rhod Gilbert, Sian Harries and special guest Barry Castagnola hear the funniest fart story in the world. And Barry's Mum almost has a monkey stolen in the latest instalment of 'Apes of Froth'. If you like your comedy guff-shaped, this is definitely the episode for you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In a flushing 23rd episode, comedians Rhod Gilbert and Sian Harries talk to special guest Kiri Pritchard-McLean about toilet virginity and call The Froth wildlife consultants Brian and Sarah to discuss goats. If you like your comedy toilet and goat shaped, this is the episode for you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We can all agree there has been too much news this year, right? So, our final Chops of 2020 is all about froth, as Hannah chats to screenwriter Sian Harries, co-host (with her husband Rhod Gilbert) of the podcast, The Froth. They talk about the joys of figuratively chatting shit, why this so often turns into literally chatting shit, why Four Seasons Total Landscaping is 2020's funniest joke, how Wales has fared during the pandemic and who - WHO? - is missing their signed photo of Judi Dench. Tuck in!This podcast was recorded in mid-November Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/standardissuespodcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

What an episode! Not only do we land our biggest star ever! But the have a lovely time welcoming frivolous behaviour to the show. We knew Sian's episode would be raucous but it hilarious too!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesinkgirls/message

Sgwrs rhwng y comedïwr Elis James a'r awdur a'r perfformiwr comedi Sian Harries. Mae'r ddau yn trafod magwraeth ieithyddol Sian a'i gyrfa.

Mike Wozniak, Tom Crowley and Sian Harries join in for this episode which mark’s your host’s fiftieth in the host’s chair.   By Benjamin Partridge, Mike Wozniak, Tom Crowley and Sian Harries. Thanks to everyone who called the Beef And Dairy Network answerphone.   Stock media provided by Setuniman/Pond5.com and Soundrangers/Pond5.com   Music:   “At Dawn” by Dana Boule (www.danaboule.com)   "Linen" "Daisy" "Cotton" "Ink" "Ginger" Podington Bear soundofpicture.com  

Dolly talks bird-feeding and rabid Game of Thrones fans who want to re-make the ending; Pandora ponders what Spice Girl merch to get her hands on; and we discuss Oxbridge's first appointment of its first black female master.In this episode, a talk-gone-viral from Hay Festival, by behavioural scientist and LSE scientist Paul Dolan, who claimed that women without a spouse and children are happier. We call on the words of Grace Dent, Corinne Fisher and Terri Gross; Simone de Beauvoir and Jacqueline Rose in order to try and determine what makes a happy woman (and is it ever possible to contrast two very different lives?)We also muse upon the Moby vs. Natalie Portman row, after the musician claimed in his memoir that they dated when she was 20; she says they didn't date - oh and she was 18. What does this story tell us about about entitlement, fact-checking and truth-telling?E-mail thehighlowshow@gmail.comTweet@thehighlowshowThe Salt Path by Raynor WinnYears and Years, on BBC iPlayerMothers, by Jacqueline RoseHadley Freeman on the pro-life lobby, for The Guardian https://bit.ly/2HFQmjg Eva Wiseman on why life is shades of grey, for The Observer magazine https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2019/may/26/why-are-arguments-always-so-black-and-white-reality-televisionTerri Gross on not having kids, on The Longest Short podcast https://longestshortesttime.com/episode-79-terry-gross-on-not-having-kids/The C Word on Luminary: https://bit.ly/2HHhVsz The Scarcity Mindset by Octavia Bright: https://www.elle.com/uk/life-and-culture/a27527675/scarcity-mindset-competition-women/ Laura Snapes reviews The Spice Girls reunion show: https://www.theguardian.com/music/2019/may/25/spice-girls-review-nostalgia-live-croke-park-dublinNina Stibbe on The Adam Buxton podcast: https://soundcloud.com/adam-buxton/podcast-ep90-nina-stibbe Wait by Galway Kinnell: https://poets.org/poem/wait Grace Dent and Sian Harries on not having children: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b09jd32d Arwa Mahdawi on Moby and nice-guy misogyny: https://bit.ly/2HDM7op See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Get the inside track on how to come up with the next big comedy hit, and get it made. Hear from Paul Forde (Commissioning Executive for Comedy, BBC Wales), Sian Harries (writer – Tourist Trap, Man Down) and Tom Jordan (Producer of Warren for Hat Trick productions) in conversation with Esyllt Sears. This session was supported by BBC Cymru Wales.

Nick & Nathaniel were joined in the Fan Club-House this week by Sian Harries.

Nick & Nathaniel were joined in the Fan Club-House this week by Sian Harries.

In this episode, writer, comedian & presenter Sian Harries dropped by to tell our drunk detectives about a crime which prompted a whole community to launch a social media witch hunt, resulting in a lifetime pub ban for the hapless poopetrator. The ladies then crack the most academic of murder cases AND perhaps the most sinister listener crime you'll hear this side of Halloween. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Grace Dent and Sian Harries talk to Harriett Gilbert about their favourite books.

Cariad talks to writer and broadcaster Sian Harries (Man Down, The Tourist Trap, Here Be Dragons) about her Grandparents, Betty and Glyn. As ever they talk grief, isolation + cookbooks.You can follow Sian on twitter @sianharries_ and The Tourist Trap will be on BBC One Wales in the Autumn.Griefcast won Gold (always believe in your soul) in Best Entertainment, Best Interview + also Podcast of the Year 2018 at the British Podcast Awards. It is hosted by Cariad Lloyd, edited by Kate Holland, recorded at Whistledown Studios and the music is provided by The Glue Ensemble. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The second in a new mini-series from the Beef And Dairy Network.   “Why would a man from the south of Wales in his sixties come all the way to London with nothing but a train ticket and a lump hammer to kill a perfect stranger?”   By Benjamin Partridge, Mike Bubbins, Ed Gamble, Mike Wozniak, Gemma Arrowsmith, Tom Crowley, Sian Harries, Tom Neenan and Rhodri Viney.

Comedy writer Sian Harries and columnist and broadcaster Grace Dent discuss that strange taboo for women - ambivalence towards motherhood. Should Sian make the decision to have a baby or not to? And she wonders will she regret somewhere down the line not having them. She and Grace talk about how other people can make you feel when you haven't got children. As the successful writer of programmes like ' Man Down', 'The Now Show' and 'Dilemma', Sian Harries explores how a fear for her career might be affecting her decision to have children. Women certainly have more choice now about whether to become a mother, but does society really accept and respect that choice or is it generally assumed that all women want a baby and that she - and any women who feel ambivalent - will at some point change their minds? Producer: Toby Field.

Comedy writer Sian Harries and Isy Suttie discuss that strange taboo - women's ambivalence towards having children. Why is it that you're supposed to want to have children, what does it mean if you're really not sure that you do, and why it is that so many people feel they have the right to tell her she's wrong to feel the way she does? Sian Harries has written comedy for The Now Show, Greg Davies' 'Man Down' and she's worked closely with her husband, the comedian Rhod Gilbert. But despite her success, she explains how bad it made her feel when someone walked up to her at a party and asked her when she was going to have children. She wonders why people feel they have the right to ask this question, and why it only seems to be of women but never men. She asks Isy, who has chosen to have children, if she always knew she wanted too and whether it just felt "right"? Producer in Bristol: Toby Field.

Greg Davies joins us for this month’s episode, as we bag an exclusive interview with the founder of Boffo’s Cow Circus, Boffo. By Benjamin Partridge and Greg Davies. Thanks to Tom Crowley, Max Davis, Catherine Paskell, Tom Neenan, Lloyd Langford, Elis James, Gareth Gwynn, Alex Adey and Sian Harries.   Stock media provided by Setuniman/Pond5.com and Soundrangers/Pond5.com

We tackle the issue of whether children know enough about where food comes from and we say goodbye to network founder Paul Kitesworthy. By Benjamin Partridge with thanks to Nadia Kamil, Mike Wozniak, Jack Bernhardt, Gareth Gwynn, Sian Harries, Henry Paker and Mike Bubbins.   Stock media provided by Setuniman/Pond5.com and Soundrangers/Pond5.com.   Other music: "Piano Hymn (Instrumental)" Weinland www.needledrop.co   Introit et Kyrie from Requiem, Op.48 by Gabriel Faure Recorded by Papalin (CC-BY 3.0)