Friendship
Richard LIttledale and a panel of guests look at the subject of friendship. What is it? Why does it matter? And what, if anything, does fait...
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20 of 22 episodesMeirion Williams
This year marks five decades since the death of the pianist, composer and conductor, Meirion Williams. From Dyffryn Ardudwy, Gwynedd - his m...
Logos Hope
Azim Ahmed takes a tour of the Logos Hope, a Christian missionary ship where all of the crew, even the Captain, are volunteers. Known as the...
Tir Dewi: Supporting Welsh Farmers
Rosa Hunts meets staff and volunteers at Tir Dewi, a charity set up to help farming families facing hardship. Farming is an industry where p...
A Royal Chaplaincy for Wales
The 8th September marks Accession day, the day when King Charles officially became sovereign. In 2026 the day is being marked with a service...
Sophie Killingley
Artist, writer and cartoonist Sophie Killingley joins us to talk about life, family, faith and the insights behind her book Blessed Are the...
AI Emerging 2/2: Robot Priest, Robot King?
Rosa Hunt looks at the ethical and religious implications of AI's growing involvement in our lives. The second of two programmes looks at ou...
AI Emerging 1/2: Robot Helper, Robot Friend?
Rosa Hunt looks at the ethical and religious implications of AI's growing involvement in our lives. The first of two programmes looks at our...
Babylon
A city shrouded in myth, which was purported to contain the Tower of Babel and the Hanging Gardens. It’s mentioned over two hundred times in...
Finding Home: 100 Years of Adoption in Wales
This year marks one hundred years since the Adoption of Children Act first created a legal framework for adoption in England and Wales. Over...
Called, Ordained, Burned Out?
The summer months can be an exciting and daunting time for many new priests and ministers as they embark afresh on their pastoral roles. Aft...
Owen and Laura: the diary of our first year
What happens when a young family leaves a familiar ministry, trusted friends and a settled life to answer what they believe is God's call to...
What Calls Us? Stories of Faith and Service in Wales
Azim Ahmed goes on a journey to explore spiritual vocation across our rich faith traditions in Wales. The word vocation originates from the...
Human Composting
The Law Commission has recently recommended new rules be brought in to allow different funeral methods in England and Wales. They include Te...
Simeon Baker
Jonathan Thomas speaks to the Reverend Simeon Baker, recently appointed as the new General Secretary of the Baptist Union of Wales. The Bapt...
Competition, winning and losing
For professional footballers and for fans it's inevitable that they will have to cope with occasional losses. As the FIFA World Cup gets und...
Mariyah Zaman
Mariyah Zaman, is a young Welsh Muslim. The CEO and co-founder of Now in a Minute Media, an independent platform dedicated to amplifying the...
Hay 2026: The Writing Life of Faith
Rosa Hunt leads a discussion about the long tradition of clergy as writers. From poetry to fiction, we ask what drives ministers to write an...
Dr Chloe Swart: Finding Miracles in Everyday Places
Jonathan Thomas is joined by Dr Chloe Swart the National Director of Alpha UK. It’s a course that helps people explore the Christian faith,...
John Lennox: A Mathematician's Story
Rosa Hunt speaks to Emeritus Professor John Lennox, one of the most acclaimed Christian apologists of modern times, about his new autobiogra...