Wed, 16 Mar 2016 Heno

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-Hello and welcome

-to your Wednesday edition of Heno.

-Wednesday means one thing -

-Fancy a Fortune?

-# Fancy a Fortune? #

-Last week, Pauline Jones

-from Pencader near Carmarthen...

-..won 1,000 by picking up the phone

-and answering a simple question.

-You could do the same and be

-up to 1,000 richer by 7.30pm.

-Tonight's question is linked with a

-special event in Ireland tomorrow.

-Yes, the Irish will be celebrating

-wherever they might be.

-Who is the patron saint of Ireland?

-1) Saint Peter, 2) Saint Patrick,

-or 3) Saint Paul?

-Phone lines are now closed.

-Don't call after the lines close

-or you will still be charged.

-Full terms and conditions

-can be found at www.heno.tv

-Good luck to you all.

-# Fancy a Fortune? #

-Tonight, Daf Wyn is in his seventh

-heaven as he prepares for Easter.

-I've come to a new chocolate factory

-in West Wales...

-..that creates a wide variety

-of different chocolates...

-..and is a big favourite

-of some celebrities.

-Keep watching to find out more.

-The actor and presenter,

-Rhydian Bowen Phillips...

-..takes us on a tour of the Rhondda

-which is his favourite place.

-Nominations are now open

-for BAFTA Cymru...

-..the annual celebration

-of film and television in Wales.

-On Lip Appreciation Day,

-Miss Wales, Emma Jenkins...

-..shares essential lip-care advice.

-My guest is the author

-and dramatist, Bethan Marlow.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-You're currently touring with

-your latest play, Cysgu'n Brysur...

-..but join us to discuss

-an exhibition about Swansea.

-It's a community project.

-There's just over a week until

-we celebrate the Easter weekend.

-It's a very busy time

-for chocolatiers.

-A small business in West Wales

-is seducing chocolate lovers.

-Yesterday, Dafydd Wyn went to hear

-more about the business.

-West Wales is home

-to many stunning locations...

-..and you wouldn't expect to find

-a chocolate factory here.

-One company has flourished and its

-name suggests some yummy produce.

-Since 2013, NomNom has been making

-chocolate in a shed in Llanboidy.

-The team, all under the age of 23,

-make chocolate of every flavour...

-..under the watchful eye of Wales'

-own Willy Wonka, Liam Burgess.

-The business was launched with

-the help of The Prince's Trust.

-It's grown and grown

-since that time.

-We're passionate about our chocolate

-and proud that it's Welsh.

-A lot of our ingredients

-are local...

-..but we also work with Halen Mon

-and Tregroes Waffles.

-I grew up next to Cadbury

-in Bourneville...

-..and had a chocolate shop under

-the stairs when I was ten in Tenby.

-We moved to Llanboidy by the old

-Pemberton's chocolate factory.

-Every day, we make 1,000 bars

-so that's over 300,000 bars a year.

-The chocolate is popular amongst

-world-famous celebrities...

-..such as Kylie Minogue, Benedict

-Cumberbatch and David Cameron...

-..but how is it all produced?

-It's melted, goes into the mould

-and the excess is removed.

-Next, it goes into the fridge

-for about ten minutes.

-Is that all it takes

-for a whole bar of chocolate?

-What happens

-after those ten minutes?

-It's ready to be boxed,

-covered in foil and wrapped.

-Can I try some of the chocolate?

-Can I try some of the chocolate?

-

-Yes, go for it!

-NomNom!

-They experiment with flavours

-and are using Welshcakes today.

-We had to reduce our range because

-we kept running out of things.

-People kept calling us

-for the chocolate...

-..so we chose to concentrate

-on seven of the original 14 bars.

-In order to answer the demand

-for Welshcake chocolate...

-..they are asking Welsh grandmothers

-to make the cakes for them.

-It's Liam's dream to have Welshcakes

-made by local grandmothers.

-They are signed...

-..and customers can see that they

-are made by Moira from Llanboidy!

-There's plenty of unique chocolate

-but what does mine taste like?

-Oh, ten out of ten!

-But it isn't NomNom.

-But it isn't NomNom.

-

-No, it isn't NomNom.

-Some people call you the Willy Wonka

-of West Wales.

-I've no idea where they get

-that from as I'm perfectly sane!

-We've made some cool chocolate bars

-and change it with the seasons.

-It'll be interesting

-to see where we go next.

-We'll take over the world and put

-Wales on the map of chocolatiers...

-..so that it excites the whole of

-Wales and makes us all feel proud.

-There's seven minutes left

-to register for Fancy a Fortune?

-Simply answer

-the following question.

-Who is the patron saint of Ireland?

-1) Saint Peter, 2) Saint Patrick,

-or 3) Saint Paul?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-Bethan Marlow, the author

-and dramatist is my guest tonight.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-You're currently busy

-with the Cysgu'n Brysur drama.

-Tell us more about your

-latest exhibition in Swansea.

-The new project developed

-from something...

-..that I haven't done before.

-The Unseen Unheard

-interactive art exhibition...

-..explores hidden stories of Black

-and Ethnic minority communities...

-..in Swansea.

-It's about the stories

-that we don't hear about...

-..from the ethnic communities

-in Swansea.

-The artists and individuals

-are from other countries.

-One of the artists

-have created lips.

-She has composed a poem

-and you can hear the poem.

-The aim is that we get to know our

-neighbours.

-It's aim is that the Welsh to

-get to know our neighbours.

-The exhibition is held by

-Mess Up The Mess Theatre Company.

-Members of the Bawso Youth Group

-provide the art installations.

-We wanted communities

-to get to know each other.

-A majority of us don't speak

-to our neighbours...

-..from different cultures.

-The exhibition runs at the

-Volcano Theatre in Swansea.

-It's a great place to hold

-the exhibition.

-There's a theatre there.

-It's only down the road

-from Swansea rail station.

-It's at the former Iceland shop.

-On Friday, we'll have a party.

-There'll be African drums and DJs.

-Thank you, Bethan.

-Bethan is spinning the wheel

-for tonight's Fancy a Fortune?

-One of you could be

-up to 1,000 richer by 7.30pm.

-After the break,

-we visit the favourite place...

-..of the actor and presenter,

-Rhydian Bowen Phillips.

-It's Lip Appreciation Day...

-..and our Miss Wales, Emma Jenkins,

-has tips on caring for our lips.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-The phone lines have now closed

-for our game, Fancy a Fortune?

-Don't call any more

-or you will still be charged.

-I'll be calling one of you

-later in the programme.

-We're celebrating

-Wales Tourism Week...

-..by asking people

-about their favourite places.

-Tonight, the actor and presenter,

-Rhydian Bowen Phillips...

-..takes us to his home

-of the Rhondda.

-The Rhondda has to be

-my favourite place in Wales.

-It's full of history, culture,

-amazing scenery and is world-famous.

-I have to start in Porth as

-it's where I was born and raised.

-I went to Ysgol Gymraeg Llwyncelyn

-and Ysgol Gyfun Cymer Rhondda.

-My father was a minister in the area

-and I worked in the Pop Factory.

-It's also the home

-of the Rhondda Heritage Park.

-The Valleys was famous for its

-coal production for many decades.

-There's Porth, Tonypandy,

-Ystrad and Treorchy.

-Rhondda Fawr has rows of houses

-linking one village to the next.

-Treorchy was once home to the

-longest high street in the world.

-All the houses look the same.

-But each one has its own story

-and character.

-Oh, sorry.

-The Valleys was famous for coal but

-now has another thriving industry.

-This family has made ice cream

-in the area since the 1950s.

-The Italians flocked here

-in the 19th century.

-Ice cream is a huge attraction

-in the Rhondda.

-Over 10,000 visitors enjoyed the

-scrummy goods in its first weekend.

-Whether you come to the Rhondda

-for its history or ice cream...

-..nothing can beat

-this stunning view.

-Our thanks to Rhydian.

-It's time for us to play

-Fancy a Fortune?

-# Fancy a Fortune? #

-Bethan Marlow joins me to spin

-the wheel in Fancy A Fortune?

-Stand by your phones if you

-entered tonight's Fancy A Fortune?

-Tonight, we asked you to name

-the patron saint of Ireland.

-The answer is Saint Patrick.

-I've got the all-important

-phone numbers here.

-Let's get dialling.

-I can tell you that this number

-is for the Carmarthen area.

-It's ringing.

-Hello?

-Hello, it's Gerallt Pennant

-from S4C's Heno.

-Who am I talking to?

-It's Diane from Llangain.

-I hope you're feeling lucky tonight.

-Bethan will give the wheel a spin

-and we'll see how much you've won.

-Good luck.

-That was a great spin.

-Where is our wheel going to stop?

-Congratulations, you've won 75.

-Thank you very much.

-A huge congratulations to you.

-How are you going

-to spend the money?

-I'll put it towards

-one of my hobbies.

-Thank you for watching Heno

-and for entering Fancy A Fortune?

-# Fancy a Fortune? #

-Congratulations.

-It only feels like a few months...

-..since we congratulated the winners

-of the 2015 BAFTA Cymru Awards.

-It's time to award more talent

-from the film and television world.

-With voting lines already open...

-..more individuals than ever before

-can win this recognizable trophy.

-In the build up to the

-25th British Academy Cymru Awards...

-..we've revealed a new eligibility

-criteria for the awards.

-We looked back to ensure BAFTA Cymru

-is doing all that it should...

-..and realized that not everybody

-was eligible for an award.

-There are Welsh people working

-all over Britain.

-Before today, they could not

-enter their work for an award.

-We want to give awards to work that

-is made in Wales by the Welsh...

-..or those who live in Wales such as

-actors, editors, camera operators...

-..costume designers

-and make-up artists...

-..who work in Wales and on projects

-that are broadcast over Britain.

-There's 28 categories in total and

-16 of those are for individuals.

-You can put yourself forward or be

-nominated by a production company.

-People should put themselves forward

-so we can celebrate this industry.

-It's our 25th anniversary so want

-to find new ways of reaching people.

-We want to speak to the public

-about BAFTA Cymru.

-Last year, we thought about having

-something at the Eisteddfod...

-..so we created Sinemaes

-with twelve agencies and charities.

-There's eight days of showings

-and activities for all ages...

-..as well as information

-about film and television.

-BAFTA Cymru can also relive archive

-items via a screen on the Maes.

-We want to hear from you

-and meet you at the Eisteddfod.

-We need more nominations so we can

-celebrate Welsh film and television.

-They come in all shapes,

-colour and sizes.

-People need to have

-their work recognized.

-They come in all shapes,

-colour and sizes.

-They are often the first feature

-you notice about a person.

-I'm talking about lips, of course!

-Emma Jenkins, our make-up expert has

-tips on creating perfect lips.

-It's the most important day

-of the year.

-No, it isn't my birthday

-but Lip Appreciation Day.

-We're all guilty

-of not caring for our lips...

-..so I've got some tips

-on maintaining the perfect pout!

-Mix sugar and olive oil

-for a homemade scrub.

-Rub it lightly on the lips

-whilst being thorough.

-Wipe it off with a tissue

-or use warm water.

-Apply some balm after scrubbing

-to moisturize and protect your lips.

-Vaseline is fine but I prefer Carmex

-as it contains menthol and beeswax.

-We all want lips like Angelina Jolie

-so choose a good quality lip liner.

-I always use one by MAC

-and this one is called Stripdown.

-I do an outline by the natural line

-of the lip for a better shape.

-Finish with some lipstick before

-moving to this little miracle.

-The packaging says XXL Big Lush Lips

-which sounds good to me!

-It will feel strange at first

-but you'll get used to it.

-After all that effort

-to create the perfect lips...

-..it's almost a shame

-to waste it on a kiss.

-But, why not?

-Bethan Marlow has been

-my studio guest this evening.

-Tell us more about Cysgu'n Brysur.

-I wanted a way to represent the

-voices of young people in Wales.

-This is different to what I'm

-working on in Sunday.

-However, we don't hear the voices of

-young Welsh people.

-They face a lot of pressure.

-The tour is going great.

-The tour arrives in Rhyl tonight.

-They will be in Galeri, Caernarfon

-tomorrow.

-They'll be in Cardiff

-next week.

-The Unseen Unheard exhibition

-runs until 18 March.

-Thank you, Bethan.

-Make sure you join the Prynhawn Da

-team at 2.00pm tomorrow.

-On Heno, we celebrate St Patrick's

-Day with Irish dancers in Swansea.

-Lyn Ebenezer marks the centenary

-of the Easter Rising in Ireland...

-..and it's links with the area

-of Frongoch near Bala.

-Thank you for joining me

-this evening.

-Until tomorrow, goodnight.

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