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Britain's Got Talent star Paul Potts tells Lynn about his new album of Italian classics.
Lynn chats to disability advocate Emily Nicole Roberts from Pontarddulais.
Lynn discovers the secrets of cider-making from award-winning Welsh producer Andy Hallett.
Lynn chats to Welsh ultra cyclist Vera Ngosi. Sambrook and Ben Rive talks classic movies.
Lynn talks to culinary creator Maggie Ogonbanwo, bringing a taste of Africa to Wales.
Lynn meets one of TV's best-known weather forecasters - Liam Dutton from Cardiff.
Wales' space ambassador Professor Paul Roche on protecting the world from asteroids.
Jazz star Judith Owen shares music from her new album inspired by the great ladies of jazz
Welsh marine biologist Jake Davies on saving the endangered Angelman shark in Wales.
Writer Clare Mackintosh talks about her new mystery novel set in Wales, The Last Party .
Relaxing music and memories for Sunday afternoon.
Relax and reflect with Lynne Bowles.
This week's guests are journalist Jeremy Bowen and food historian Carwyn Graves.
Lynn talks to Ellen Evans about her life crewing a lifeboat at St Davids in Pembrokeshire.
Lynn hears the story of the pioneering Victorian seafarer Sarah Jane Rees from Llangranog.
Lynn meets folk legend Ralph McTell and Ffion Mitchell of the Marine Conservation Society.
Top Welsh ornithologist Daniel Jenkins Jones tells Lynn about the world's sea birds.
Historian Helen Fry tells Lynn the remarkable story of British spymaster Thomas Kendrick.
Cardiff vet Gareth Steel has tips on choosing a pet and how to help them cope in the heat.
Lynn finds out how Swansea's Grand Theatre is celebrating its 125th anniversary .
Lynn talks about iconic British vehicle the Land Rover with motoring writer John Carroll.
Lynn meets Para Commonwealth Games athlete - Julie Thomas of Brackla, Bridgend. .
Helen Coffey, travel editor of The Independent talks about her new book Zero Altitude.
Lynn chats to chart topper Curtis Stigers, whose new jazz album revisits some of his hits.
Lynn chats the legendary Judy Collins and plays tracks from her new album, Spellbound.
Lynn celebrates the tenth anniversary of the Wales Coast Path and takes a jubilee journey
Lynn meets music critic Jude Rogers and Crickhowell bookshop owner Emma Corfield-Waters.
Lynn talks to Tom Nancollas about historic shipwrecks, in his book The Ship Asunder.
Lynn chats to legendary British songwriter Roger Cook.
Lynn previews May's Dawn Chorus; birdsong across Britain broadcast live on BBC radio.
