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-Hello and welcome to

-Friday's Prynhawn Da.

-The sun is shining in Llanelli and

-we hope it's the same in your area.

-This sun could be

-shining on you today.

-It's Friday, which means we get

-to play our quiz, Mwy Neu Lai.

-You could win 100 or more

-before the weekend.

-Register to play Mwy Neu Lai now

-by calling us on 08443 35 18 97.

-Our phone lines close at 2.30pm.

-We could be calling you

-later in the programme.

-It wouldn't be Friday

-without our Gossip Girls.

-..they'll be having their say.

-We welcome Jennifer Clarke,

-Hana Medi Morris and Gwenno Dafydd.

-Dan prepares bream

-with roasted vegetables...

-..and chicken and pea risotto.

-Are you having a trip

-to the cinema this weekend?

-Lowri Cooke is here

-with her suggestions.

-On the day Donald Trump

-becomes the American President...

-..we hear about the film

-about JFK's wife, Jackie.

-Stay tuned to Mari and myself

-for today's Prynhawn Da.

-We can't end the week without

-our opinionated Gossip Girls.

-Over the last few days, we set you a

-question on our social media sites.

-We wanted you to nominate Welsh

-women that should have a statue.

-Most of the statues are of men,

-Gareth Edwards, Lloyd George...

-..and Aneurin Bevan,

-to name but a few.

-Gwenno, Hana and Jennifer

-have plenty to say about this.

-Mamwlad was a fantastic series.

-There's an abundance of women

-who are worthy of this honour.

-I disagree with having statues

-to honour people.

-It's about time women get the

-recognition that they deserve.

-We'll discuss the topic later.

-We've been asking the people

-of Wales for their opinions.

-Shirley Bassey

-to celebrate her music in Wales.

-Florence Nightingale.

-Florence Nightingale.

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-Laura Ashley.

-Shirley Bassey because she's

-put Wales on the map. Wahey!

-A statue of what woman

-would you like to see in Wales?

-Do you have an opinion to share?

-Do you have a heroine

-that deserves some recognition?

-Call 01554 880 880

-or email [email protected]

-You can contact us on our Facebook

-and Twitter page using #ClwbClecs.

-Dan is in the kitchen.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-What are you preparing for us?

-Today, I'm serving bream

-with roasted vegetables.

-This fish is similar

-to bass but cheaper.

-It's quick to cook.

-The quality of this fish is great

-but it's farmed.

-Slice some onions thinly.

-People usually have

-fish on a Friday.

-Many people have fish on a Friday.

-It's traditional.

-Add some onions and salt in the

-frying pan.

-I do use coconut oil.

-It's healthy for you.

-It's quite expensive.

-I use it at home.

-It's expensive and sweeter.

-It's personal choice.

-The professional says

-there's no difference!

-Add some peppers.

-You can use any colour.

-Allow them to soften in the pan.

-You can use cherry or large

-tomatoes.

-Throw them whole into the pan.

-Pour some white wine into the pan.

-That's a lot of white wine!

-Add water as an alternative.

-Next, we've got the bream fillet.

-Remove the bones.

-They run down the back.

-They are easy to remove.

-Roast some cubed sweet potatoes.

-Roast for 10 minutes.

-Add the fish to the vegetables.

-Cover in foil.

-I have all of the ingredients you

-use today.

-The ingredients are in our cupboards

-already.

-I'll feel guilty if I don't make

-this at home.

-You can view our recipes online

-at www.prynhawnda.tv

-You may want to try

-our recipes at home.

-Serve with some fresh parsley.

-Tear some parsley.

-It's taken less than

-10 minutes to make it.

-We'll sample it.

-I love sweet potato.

-Don't remove the skin of the

-potatoes.

-Dan returns later with

-a chicken and pea risotto.

-It's time for a break, so why don't

-register for today's Mwy Neu Lai.

-You could be over 100

-richer in time for the weekend.

-Call 08443 35 18 97

-before the lines close at 2.30pm.

-We hear about the film,

-Manchester By The Sea...

-..the emotional story from the

-seaside community of Massachusetts.

-See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-Later, our Gossip Girls

-will join us in the studio.

-Tell us what woman you'd like

-to honour with a statue in Wales.

-Many men have been honoured,

-but only a few women.

-What statue of a Welsh woman

-would you like to see?

-We want to hear from you.

-Call 01554 880 880

-or email [email protected]

-Contact us on our Facebook

-and Twitter page using #ClwbClecs

-Next, we make a visit to the cinema

-with our film expert, Lowri Cooke.

-As the new president makes his way

-to the White House...

-..we discuss the film about the wife

-of former president, John F Kennedy.

-Let's take a look at a clip

-of Jackie.

-They need to know that real men

-actually lived here.

-I've grown accustom

-to a great divide...

-..between what people believe

-and what I know to be real.

-And how would you like him

-remembered?

-There should be more horses,

-more soldiers.

-Why are you doing this, Mrs Kennedy?

-Why are you doing this, Mrs Kennedy?

-

-More crying, more cameras.

-This is making us look like

-barbarians.

-What's wrong with you?

-You don't have to do this.

-You don't have to do this.

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-I will march with Jack.

-Alone if necessary.

-I'm not the First Lady anymore.

-Natalie Portman stars as Jackie.

-What do you think of her?

-Natalie won an Oscar for Black Swan.

-She's in the running

-for an Oscar this year.

-She offers an emotional portrayal

-here.

-She's one of the best actresses

-to play this role.

-The film is released today.

-This is a historic day for America.

-Jackie is a portrait of important

-and tragic moment...

-..in American history, seen through

-the eyes of Jacqueline Kennedy.

-She was an iconic First Lady.

-She was so careful

-when keeping her privacy.

-We join Jackie a few days following

-her husband's assassination.

-She was known for her extraordinary

-dignity and praise.

-We get to know more about her

-in this film.

-She wanted to continue

-with her husband's legacy.

-This event lives in the mind

-of many Americans today.

-Do we get to Jackie more personally?

-The film is framed around

-an interview.

-She didn't give too much away.

-She wanted to keep control

-in a time which was out of control.

-The performances are fantastic.

-The music is great.

-Things were different to today.

-I don't think we'll see a film about

-Donald Trump's wife.

-Let's take a look at a clip from

-the film, Manchester By The Sea.

-Joe has provided for Patrick's

-upkeep. Food, clothes, etc.

-The house and the boat

-are owned outright.

-I can't commute to Boston everyday

-until he turns 18.

-I think the idea

-is that you would relocate.

-Relocate to where?

-Well if you look, your brother

-worked things out carefully.

-He can't have meant that.

-That was Manchester By The Sea.

-Did you enjoy it?

-I enjoyed this.

-Casey Affleck

-plays the role of Lee Chandler.

-He discovers his brother has died

-at the beginning of the film.

-The film follows an uncle who

-is obliged to return home...

-..to care for his nephew after his

-brother dies.

-He is unaware

-that he is to be the guardian...

-..and struggles with the decision.

-He recounts past memories that

-caused him to leave Manchester...

-..and distancing himself

-from his past.

-The uncle and nephew

-have to build a relationship.

-Casey Affleck is the brother

-of Ben Affleck.

-He won the Best Drama Actor

-at the Golden Globes.

-I believe he'll get

-an Oscar nomination.

-This is a powerful drama.

-Tell us more about Live By Night.

-Ben Affleck is the star

-of this gangster film.

-This isn't a classic.

-However, I love gangster films.

-We find ourselves in 1926 Boston...

-..when one man sets out to make

-his mark on the world.

-Prohibition has given rise

-to endless network...

-..of underground distilleries,

-speakeasies, gangsters...

-..and corrupt policemen.

-Casey is the Affleck to

-watch this weekend.

-From the film world to theatre.

-We often remember the actors,

-songs and performances.

-But in every production,

-hundreds of hours of hard labour...

-..go in to creating

-the sets and costumes.

-We've been to meet an individual

-who has entered the world of design.

-In a workshop near Aberystwyth,

-the theatre designer, Heledd Rees...

-..has been busy cutting, painting,

-sawing and sewing in preparation...

-..for the latest production

-by Arad Goch Theatre Company.

-I make everything -

-the sets, props and clothes.

-I never know what the day holds,

-it could be painting or sewing.

-No two days are every the same and

-it keeps me on my toes.

-I've got plenty to do,

-so I better get started.

-A few months before the production,

-I meet the director...

-..and chat about the drama, before

-I go and create ideas from that.

-I prefer to create costume

-ideas on the laptop.

-My preference is to look online,

-before creating my design.

-I add the images of the cast, so we

-can see what they'll look like.

-As much as I love the process of

-creating something on the laptop...

-..my favourite thing to do is see it

-all come to life.

-From the screen to set,

-from one skill to another.

-It's true that Heledd needs to be

-able to turn her hand to anything.

-When designing a set, I have to

-think of it in a variety of stages.

-Will I need to paint the floor

-and the backdrop?

-Today, I'm concentrating on the

-essential probes, the furniture.

-When creating props,

-I have to think of every detail...

-..from the smallest to the largest.

-Searching in the costume department

-is much cleaner work...

-..but is just as much fun

-as painting in the workshop.

-Heledd loves being among

-the clothes.

-I'm very lucky that the

-Arad Goch Theatre Company...

-..have such a wide variety of

-costumes and props from all decades.

-These are the collection of shoes

-that have been worn in past shows.

-We have props of all shapes and

-sizes and even more costumes...

-..anything from school shirts

-to fur coats.

-Everything is labelled,

-which is a great luxury.

-There are wool and coloured shirts

-and much more in theses boxes.

-I have a list of what I need and I

-can come in and search the boxes.

-It isn't always this easy and

-I still have some things to sew.

-Everything is ready

-to take to rehearsals.

-All that's left to do is check they

-fit and that the director is happy.

-The actors and director are happy.

-This is the first time the actors

-are wearing their costumes...

-..and the set currently in place

-also looks great.

-But, there's a lot of work left to

-do and I need to do more painting.

-That was interesting.

-There's sunshine in Llanelli.

-Will it continue over the weekend?

-Chris Jones has all of the answers.

-We've experienced all sorts

-of weather this week.

-This is a picture from yesterday.

-It's Llangennech.

-The fog was very thick.

-It will be cold this weekend.

-There will be some showers.

-Tomorrow is the best day

-to go walking.

-There is rain coming by Tuesday.

-There's still time to register

-to play Mwy Neu Lai.

-If you want to win 100 or more

-before the weekend...

-..call us on 08443 35 18 97.

-The lines close in a few minutes.

-After the break...

-..we find out what statues of

-a Welsh women you want to see.

-We can't wait to hear your opinion.

-See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-The phone lines for today's

-Mwy Neu Lai have now closed.

-Please don't call any more

-as you will still be charged.

-We'll play Mwy Neu Lai

-with one lucky viewer later.

-There aren't many statues

-to commemorate Welsh women.

-Most of the statues are of men,

-Gareth Edwards, Lloyd George...

-..and Aneurin Bevan,

-to name but a few.

-Thanks to those who

-have contacted us.

-Eiry Halpin would like to see

-a statue of Mari Jones from Bala.

-Liz Jones and Diana Jones want

-to see one of Jemima Nicholas.

-Diana Griffith would like to see

-a statue of Shirley Bassey.

-Gwenno Dafydd, Hana Medi Morris and

-Jennifer Clark are our Gossip Girls.

-Do you agree with Jemima Nicholas?

-Yes, I agree with Jemima Nicholas.

-I lived outside Fishguard.

-Jemima is a role model.

-The women who have as role models

-in Wales are very rare.

-She was a strong and brave woman.

-She is everything I wanted to be

-as a youngster.

-Statues makes want to find out more

-about these people.

-Statues of women are very rare.

-Men get a lot of recognition

-in the music world.

-Grace Williams created

-a lot of great music.

-She was born in Barry

-and I went to college there.

-The children of Wales don't

-know much about Grace Williams.

-Hana said that she doesn't

-see any point in these statues?

-I don't want to be disrespectful

-and they've all done great work.

-There are so many people

-in the communities of Wales...

-..who do fantastic work.

-However, there won't be statues

-of them in the local areas.

-There are so many people

-who deserve a statue...

-..and how much do they cost?

-The statues remind us of the work

-of these important people.

-We know that people do

-incredible and different work.

-Rosemary Butler is one of the women

-who worked for the Senedd.

-She should be recognized.

-Ty Hafan is close to my heart.

-Susan Goodwall founded the charity

-and she's released passed away.

-You mentioned Mamwlad earlier.

-We learnt about many Welsh women

-in this series.

-We learnt so much about

-many of the Welsh role models.

-..and she hasn't received

-much recognition.

-People were unaware of where

-her grave was located.

-Mair Davies ventured out

-to Patagonia and did so much work.

-We should remember

-all of their work.

-The women of Patagonia were

-fighting for the right to vote...

-..before the Suffragettes.

-I wouldn't learn this

-from a statue.

-I've learnt more from you today.

-I wouldn't stop to read a statue.

-What about Shirley Bassey?

-I don't agree.

-The actress, Nicole Kidman...

-..has claimed that calling

-a little girl, bossy, is sexist.

-Hana, would you call a girl, bossy?

-I call my niece bossy.

-She thinks she rules the world

-at the age of two!

-I would call a boy, bossy.

-I wouldn't differentiate

-between the both.

-I don't agree with Nicole Kidman...

-..with this issue.

-You use bossy for boys and girls.

-Children are head strong.

-It doesn't mean

-that they will be leaders.

-I feel that there's a lot of

-pressure behind the words we use.

-Women stop being leaders

-by the age of 10.

-After the break, we'll be calling

-one lucky viewer for Mwy Neu Lai.

-The lines have closed.

-Please don't call again

-as you may still be charged.

-Dan returns to the kitchen to

-prepare a chicken and pea risotto.

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-Welcome back.

-It's time to play...

-It's time to play...

-

-Mwy Neu Lai.

-We should have a caller on the line.

-It's Mari Jones

-from Llanfaethlu near Holyhead.

-How are you?

-I'm great, thank you.

-Llanfaethlu is in the north west

-of Anglesey.

-We'll ask you a series of questions

-and the answers are numbers.

-You don't need to know the number...

-..but simply if the answer is higher

-or lower than the previous number.

-There's 10 for each correct answer.

-Today's starting number is 20.

-Your 60 seconds starts as soon as

-Mari asks the first question.

-Good luck!

-How many days are in January

-- higher or lower than 20?

-Higher.

-Higher.

-

-Correct - 31.

-How many years are in a century

-- higher or lower than 31?

-Higher.

-Higher.

-

-Correct - 100.

-What is 4 X 4

-- higher or lower than 100?

-Lower.

-Lower.

-

-Correct - 16.

-How many colours are in a rainbow

-- higher or lower than 16?

-Lower.

-Lower.

-

-Correct - 7.

-Is the population of Wales

-higher or lower than 11?

-Higher.

-Higher.

-

-Correct - 3,065 million.

-Is a dozen higher or lower

-than 3,065 million?

-Lower.

-Lower.

-

-Correct - 12.

-Is it higher or lower than 12 miles

-from Swansea to Aberystwyth?

-Higher.

-Higher.

-

-Correct - 75.

-How many players are in a rugby

-team - higher or lower than 75?

-Lower.

-Lower.

-

-Correct - 15.

-How many years are in a millennium

-- higher or lower than 15?

-Higher.

-Higher.

-

-Correct - 1,000.

-How many letters are in the word,

-GWENER - higher or lower than 1,000?

-Lower.

-Lower.

-

-Correct - 6.

-How many pennies are in 5

-- higher or lower than 6?

-Higher.

-Higher.

-

-Correct - 500.

-Your time is up!

-Congratulations, you've won 110!

-Thank you very much.

-Are you happy with your winnings?

-Yes, that's brilliant.

-It's a great amount to win

-for the weekend.

-Thank you for playing...

-Thank you for playing...

-

-Mwy Neu Lai!

-Congratulations to Mari Jones

-who won 110.

-There are plenty of events taking

-place around Wales this weekend.

-Let's hear of some of them

-in our Calendar.

-Tonight, the Ar Wasgar concert takes

-place at the Bro Fana Hall, Farmers.

-The special guest is Ifan Gruffydd,

-Tregaron and it starts at 7.30pm.

-Tickets cost 5.

-A Old New Year concert will be held

-at St Peter's Church in Goodwick.

-It starts at 7.00pm and a variety

-of artists will be taking part...

-..including local schools, Goodwick

-Brass Band and Fishguard Choir.

-A small contribution would be

-appreciated for good causes.

-At the Ciliau Aeron Hall, Bois y

-Gilfach will be performing at 8pm.

-Tickets cost 5 for adults

-and 2.50 for children.

-The Tri Gog a Hwntw perform at

-Penybont Inn, Llanrug at 8.00pm.

-Funds from the event will go

-towards Parkinson's UK.

-Tickets cost 5 and it promises

-to be a great evening.

-At Ysgol Casmael, Pembrokeshire

-they'll mark the centenary...

-..since the North Pembrokeshire

-Railway was closed.

-You'll be able to enjoy a 1995 film.

-There are also others events

-throughout the weekend.

-There's plenty to do

-across Wales this weekend.

-We're back in the kitchen with Dan.

-The bream dish you prepared earlier

-was delicious.

-What's on the menu now?

-I'm preparing

-a chicken and pea risotto.

-This is another quick recipe.

-We also add some spinach and

-ham to the risotto.

-It's simple to make.

-Place a frying pan on a high heat.

-Start frying the onions.

-Slice the onions thinly.

-Risotto is a rich dish with

-a variety of strong flavours.

-Risotto can have strong flavours.

-You build up the layer of flavours.

-Onions are the first layer.

-It's like soup - you start with

-onions and garlic.

-I hope I can make these recipes.

-These ingredients are the basics.

-They are in everyone's cupboard.

-You need arborio rice for risotto.

-It soaks up a lot of water.

-It's available in supermarkets.

-Add a splash of white wine!

-Turn the heat up.

-The rice will soak up the wine.

-Then we gradually add some stock.

-Don't burn the rice.

-After ten minutes

-it will look like this.

-Add some vegetable stock.

-Next, we add some spinach.

-It cooks quickly.

-It will wither quickly in the pan.

-I eat the spinach in salads.

-Spinach packets are quite large.

-It's full of iron.

-I've got some frozen peas.

-Add them to the frying pan.

-The wine and stock

-has soaked up quickly.

-You have to keep an eye

-on the dish.

-Cook it through.

-We prepare the chicken.

-We are using a breast.

-Season it.

-Wrap it with some streaky bacon.

-Bake for 20 minutes.

-The bacon retains moisture

-in the chicken.

-It's a great way of cooking chicken.

-Rhodri has joined us.

-What delights are on Heno tonight?

-Don't forget to join us at 7.00pm.

-Daf Wyn will mark 100 years

-since the closure...

-..of the Maenclochog Railway.

-Elin hears about the history...

-..behind the first Bethesda Panto.

-The first panto took place

-ten years ago.

-Yvonne celebrates

-National Cheese Day.

-Yvonne is a cheese expert!

-Paul Pugh also joins us.

-That's all we have time for today.

-Another week has come to an end here

-on Prynhawn Da.

-We'll be continuing to prepare you

-for St Dwynwen's Day.

-Until Monday, goodbye.

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