Poetry Pause is run by Emma Baines, Philippa Davies and Jean Riley near Narberth, west Wales. In Episode 7 the focus is on Carol Ann Duffy and has a powerful sonnet from Mab Jones and one from me.
Thanks @AngelaGraham8 for beautiful 'An Irish Merchant Seaman' (1st published @TheOpenEar) as guest sonnet in latest episode. Read by @crofftwerdd. pic.twitter.com/VizrrKRzB9
— Poetry Pause (@poetrypause_) October 29, 2020
17th January 2020. Crossing the Irish Sea – in the age of climate challenge.
In the midst of the general election hurly burly an important consultation is proceeding in Wales: an inquiry into whether Wales should acquire greater powers over broadcasting. The deadline for submitting evidence has been extended from today, 9th December to Monday, 20th December. Whatever its outcome, this inquiry marks a key developmental stage in the process of devolution in Wales. Continue reading Devolution of Broadcasting, Wales
All Things Considered – 9am on Sunday 8th December – reviews the year in Film. I had great fun doing this with Peter Francis, Warden of Gladstone’s Library in Hawarden and musician and tech entrepreneur, Nigel Ipinson Fleming. Roy Jenkins steered our debate.
On the panel reviewing a terrific roster of films: ALL THINGS CONSIDERED BBC Radio Wales 9am, 9th December
December 2019 back through to 2018
BBC Radio Wales Annual Film Review, All Things Considered Sunday 8 December 9 am
Place and Displacement: November 2019 Support for the Individual Artist Programme Award (SIAP) from the Arts Council of N. Ireland and National Lottery for a project in poetry, memoir and fiction.
Pitching for Creatives: 28th November CULT Cymru My 1-day pitching workshop.
Mae’n bywsig bod llais y Cymry a gafodd y profiad o fyw drwy’r Helyntion yng Ngogledd Iwerddon yn rhan o’r drafodaeth ynglyn â phroblemau yn y dyfodol.
Friday 21st September 2018 is the United Nations Day of Peace on which a global invitation to a ‘cessation of hostilities’ is extended. I took this as the theme for Weekend Word.
‘Good Morning Wales’ programme, BBC Radio Wales with Felicity Evans and Wyre Davies.
