Mon, 06 Feb 2017 Heno

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-Hello and welcome

-to Monday night's Heno.

-Congratulations to all

-our national rugby teams...

-..for their victories against Italy.

-Tonight, we're joined by a flanker

-and a rugby broadcaster.

-Forget about Sam Warburton

-and Gareth Charles.

-We welcome Caryl James

-and Sioned Harries.

-Sioned, many congratulations.

-How did it feel to be part

-of the winning side?

-It was brilliant!

-We look forward to the English

-match.

-Caryl, we'll have

-your reaction later on.

-The Wales women's rugby team

-were hugely successful in Italy.

-Our lads didn't do too badly either

-and we hear more about them later.

-You can also win a pair of tickets

-to see Wales take on England...

-..at the Principality Stadium

-this Saturday.

-Sorry, ladies,

-it's only for the men's match.

-You might be wondering

-who is making all that racket.

-We've got a studio full of members

-of the Llanddarog YFC here tonight.

-We hope you enjoy the evening!

-On tonight's programme...

-..we hear how Llanelli is helping to

-raise funds for some talented twins.

-Elin's also got a feast for us.

-I'm in Galeri, Caernarfon tonight.

-I've got two stories for you

-about coffee and Bollywood!

-I'll chat with Nesdi Jones from

-Criccieth.

-Gerallt meets some people who roast

-coffee.

-We're joined by the S4C presenter

-and author of Llyfr Bach Paris...

-..Lara Catrin.

-And Mabli Jones from

-Stonewall Cymru is here...

-..to highlight an important month

-for the gay community.

-We start with rugby tonight.

-As we're discussing the Italy match,

-do you fancy a slice of pizza?

-Sioned, you deserve a slice of pizza

-after your efforts on the weekend.

-Are you allowed to have some?

-I need to be careful

-with what I eat.

-But I deserve a treat!

-It was an exciting game.

-We knew that it would be tough

-in Italy.

-The victory puts us in great

-stead...

-..for the match against England.

-How did you celebrate?

-We didn't do much to celebrate.

-It was back to the hotel for supper.

-We flew back to Wales the following

-day.

-There was a lot of people at the

-match.

-I don't know how many people

-were in the crowd.

-There was a crowd of about 3,000

-people.

-We could hear the ten people

-from Wales...

-..who were there to support us.

-You retired in 2014.

-I was watching the match at home.

-It's a shame I wasn't on the pitch.

-It's great to see their games

-on the television.

-They played a great game of rugby.

-The set pieces were great.

-Rowland Phillips is doing something

-right.

-The ladies had three great tries.

-Rowland must have celebrated.

-Rowland is a real character.

-He's great.

-He earns our respect.

-He's a former player.

-He can be strict too.

-He's one of the first to get us to

-train...

-..and yet also knows when to have

-fun.

-Let's see some highlights

-from Saturday's match.

-His aim wasn't as accurate

-as we've seen in the past.

-A lovely pass from Parisse

-to Braam Steyn.

-They're over the try line!

-Italy finally have their try.

-Webb goes himself!

-Wales' best rugby in this game

-by far.

-Scott Williams has men outside him.

-Jon Davies scores the try out wide.

-Jon Davies out to Liam Williams.

-A superbly worked out try.

-That's much better from Wales.

-Sam Davies, superb under pressure,

-to George North.

-George North seals Wales' victory.

-Well done to the lads.

-Enjoy your pizza.

-The lads had a nervous start.

-It was the worst start possible.

-The first half was awful.

-They turned it around

-in the second half.

-They lifted their game.

-George North scored a try.

-It was great to see.

-Women's rugby is on TV more often.

-Over the coming weeks, there's going

-to be more women's rugby...

-..so I'll get to commentate

-on the matches.

-It's great.

-I'm working with Scrum V

-with the team on the match-side.

-I'll also be a commentator with S4C

-when Wales play Ireland.

-You've had a day off.

-I got a day off from school today.

-It was great to have a rest.

-I'll be training tomorrow

-and on Thursday.

-We play at 11.30am on Saturday.

-We are quite confident.

-Thank you for chatting with us.

-Next, we turn our attention

-to gymnastics.

-This is the story of a set of twins

-hoping to fulfil their dream...

-..of competing on the world stage.

-There's an element of tragedy to

-their story too as Yvonne found out.

-Carys and Hannah Davies

-are two talented sisters.

-Both have competed in gymnastics

-for many years...

-..and former members

-of the Calsonic Club in Llanelli.

-Both have moved to Cardiff

-to build their careers.

-I started when I was three and

-joined the squad when I was five.

-I started competing in small events

-before the bigger competitions.

-I was second in the Welsh

-Championship...

-..and fourth

-in the British Championship.

-I represented Wales in Las Vegas

-and trained in Utah which was fun.

-You were also in the team

-that won the Celtic Cup.

-Yes, we won in Scotland.

-I train for 36 hours a week

-which is six hours a day.

-I get up at 6.00am to go training

-from 7.00am to 9.00am...

-..go to college and return

-to train from 4.00pm to 8.00pm.

-Last year, tragedy struck

-with the death of their mother, Kay.

-She was the mother of four

-and her death changed their lives.

-Kay was my sister.

-She started to feel unwell

-in October of 2015.

-She went into hospital

-for a number of tests...

-..before being diagnosed

-with pancreatic cancer.

-She died in June of last year.

-She was so important to me and

-went everywhere with Carys and me.

-She supported us through everything.

-Mam wanted Hannah and me

-to do all we could in gymnastics.

-She was very proud of us both

-and wanted us to do our best.

-Gymnastics makes me remember her

-and I do all this for Mam.

-Kay's friends and family gathered

-for an evening to remember her...

-..and raise money

-for Carys and Hannah.

-Some of the proceeds from tonight

-goes to Pancreatic Cancer UK...

-..but most of it will help the girls

-to live in Cardiff...

-..compete and buy equipment

-for the competing.

-It's important for us to help the

-girls to reach their full potential.

-Kay was quite a character

-but how do you remember her?

-I think of her as Sharon's baby

-sister who loved a real bargain.

-On Black Friday, she'd miss two

-hours of work to get those bargains.

-She was totally dedicated

-and very supportive of her girls.

-Yes, it was very important.

-She asked Sharon and her husband,

-Nigel to find the funds...

-..to keep them in Cardiff.

-What does tonight mean to you?

-We're grateful that people are

-supporting Carys and me tonight.

-It means so much that people

-are supporting Hannah and me.

-Kay was very proud of them and

-I'm sure she would still be proud.

-We hope they reach the Commonwealth

-Games in Australia next year.

-The whole family

-is very proud of them.

-Good luck to Hannah and Carys.

-That's it from us for now.

-After the break...

-..Lara Catrin chats about

-a new series of Pwy Geith y Gig?

-You can also win two tickets to

-the Wales v England rugby match.

-And there's warming roasted coffee

-at a brand-new centre in Caernarfon.

-Coffee of the Cofis!

-See you in a couple of minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-Let's head straight to Elin

-at Galeri, Caernarfon.

-Is it as cold with you

-as it is down here, Elin?

-It's freezing and wet here.

-A cup of coffee warmed me up!

-Coffee is getting expensive.

-Earlier, Gerallt went to hear about

-a local coffee roasting business.

-Coffi Poblado is a new business...

-..which has just relocated to a

-bigger premises the Nantlle Valley.

-It's to fulfil the growing need

-for locally roasted coffee.

-A new premises and Coffi Poblado

-is a growing business.

-As you saw in the old roasting shed,

-we could roast 5kg in every batch.

-This new machine can roast

-up to 15kg in every batch.

-..Steffan has been to a meeting

-with growers in Colombia.

-It means direct trade

-and a fair price for the growers.

-Coffee prices on the global market

-are increasing a lot.

-One reason for this is the weather.

-We have never been

-outside of the global market.

-What affects us is the dollar

-dropping against the pound.

-I went to Colombia to learn more

-about the process over there...

-..and to find farmers

-from whom we can buy directly.

-We roast it here and then both of

-us can have sustainable businesses.

-Sion, I was about to call this the

-Rolls Royce of coffee machines...

-..but as it's from Italy,

-we should compare it to a Ferrari!

-The coffee machines are as

-important as the back stories.

-As you've heard from Steff, so much

-goes into every step of the chain...

-..before we get

-to an espresso at the end.

-We have a huge responsibility

-to treat the coffee properly...

-..and to tell the story

-of where it comes from.

-The Gisda Cafe in Caernarfon...

-..allows young people with learning

-difficulties to learn new skills.

-It has the same business principles

-as Coffi Poblado.

-One of our customers is the Gisda

-Cafe on the Maes in Caernarfon.

-They work with young people and

-it fits in with our business ethos.

-We also want to help community

-projects here in Wales.

-Coffi Poblado is fantastic.

-It's great with cream,

-sugar and warm milk.

-It's fantastic to drink

-and many people like it.

-People like the coffee

-and it's relaxing.

-The past three years have been very

-exciting for us at Poblado Coffi.

-Now we're at our new home in Nantlle

-and people are welcome to visit.

-The doors are open for you

-to learn about roasting coffee...

-..taste the coffee

-and also buy a bag to take home.

-Nothing beats some coffee.

-Join me later when I chat with the

-Bhangra sensation, Nesdi Jones.

-It's time to catch up

-with the presenter, Lara Catrin.

-Welcome to the programme, Lara.

-Thank you.

-I've had some of that coffee.

-It's lovely!

-Let's hear more about

-Pwy Geith y Gig?

-Pwy Geith y Gig is back!

-If you're between 11 and 16 and want

-to join an exciting, new band...

-..visit www.pwygeithygig.cymru

-This is your chance

-to be in our new band.

-The closing date is fast-approaching

-so go for it!

-It's an exciting series.

-We're looking for eight people

-to form a brand-new band.

-The eight people will get to compose

-a new song with expert songwriters.

-This time,

-we've got different genres.

-There's everything from Kizzy

-Crawford to Ed Holden.

-There's also the Llareggub Brass

-Band.

-A different panel this year.

-In the last series,

-we had a different panel...

-..to the mentors.

-This series, the mentors are also

-the judging panel.

-Really big names.

-The eight people will get to compose

-a new song with expert songwriters.

-Anyone can take part.

-You get to write your own songs too.

-The panel in the last series...

-..could see that there were people

-who seriously wanted to take part.

-The members of the band will perform

-at the Urdd Eisteddfod in Bridgend.

-The closing date for entries

-is 10 February.

-for details of how to apply.

-You can choose to sing one of six

-..and the tracks can be found

-on the Pwy Geith y Gig website.

-You need to make a short film on

-your mobile phone...

-..in landscape

-and not portrait form.

-Your book went down well.

-On your last visit to the studio...

-..you spoke about your new book.

-Yes, the book is about my life in

-France.

-You worked for two years there.

-I worked in an array of jobs.

-It offers tips on living in Paris.

-There were tips on places to eat.

-Thank you for chatting to us.

-It's been a successful start for

-Wales in the Six Nations Tournament.

-Let's hope it continues

-this Saturday...

-..as we play the old enemy England

-at the Principality Stadium.

-Tickets have sold out,

-but we've got a pair to give away.

-All you have to do is answer

-this simple question.

-Who is the new captain

-of the Wales rugby team?

-1) Alun Wyn Jones, 2) John Owen

-Jones, or 3) Owain Tudur Jones?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-Entrants must be 18 and over.

-Our phone lines close at 3.00pm

-on Wednesday 8 February.

-Don't call us after the lines close

-as you may still be charged.

-For full terms and conditions,

-email us at [email protected]

-Good luck to you all!

-We'd also like to congratulate

-Lowri James from Pontrhydfendigaid.

-Lowri is the winner of last

-weekend's Facebook competition.

-An iPod Nano, Fitbit and Amazon Fire

-After the break,

-we mark LGBT History Month.

-Mabli Jones from Stonewall Cymru

-highlights the event's significance.

-We also celebrate the connection

-between Harry Houdini and Newport.

-Join us in a couple of minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-The famous magician, Harry Houdini

-is closely linked to Newport City.

-The touring one-man show,

-A Regular Little Houdini...

-..celebrates their connection.

-Rhodri met the producer and star of

-the show, Daniel Llewelyn-Williams.

-Are you concentrating, kid?

-Chapter Three: Misdirection.

-I'm from Newport

-and was raised in the city...

-..and want to create a love song

-for the town.

-The town is downtrodden so I want

-to create something positive.

-That's why I wrote this show.

-I'm hanging over the mud but I can't

-drop in it or Mam will strangle me.

-There's something special about

-this show and Dan as an actor.

-It has universal appeal and is

-suitable for children and families.

-This is quite a rare quality.

-How is Houdini linked with Newport?

-Welcome to Newport!

-Whilst doing my research,

-I learnt that Houdini loved Newport.

-It's thanks to the wonderful

-Lyceum Theatre.

-The Lyceum Theatre is long gone

-but the legends of Houdini remain.

-This Jew from Hungary moved to New

-York before conquering the world.

-He performed in Newport three times.

-To promote his show, he challenged

-the police to lock him in a cell.

-He was arrested and put in a cell

-without any clothes.

-After four minutes,

-he escaped and was fully clothed!

-As if escaping from the cell wasn't

-enough to enrage the police...

-..Houdini went a step further

-on his next visit.

-He made a public promise to jump off

-this bridge into the River Usk...

-..whilst in shackles.

-This time, the police were waiting

-and determined to stop him...

-..but Houdini deceived them.

-He jumped into the water, escaped

-from his chains and swam ashore.

-These feats are prominent

-in the drama...

-..but this is the story of a boy

-It's about a boy from Newport Docks

-who is obsessed with Houdini.

-It's a story about human nature,

-perseverance, escapism and magic.

-And speaking of magic...

-I'm not a magician so I learnt the

-tricks for this show.

-I can't tell you

-too much about them...

-..or I'll be in trouble

-with the Magic Circle.

-This show has already enjoyed

-a lot of success.

-Last year, it was performed

-at the Hollywood Fringe...

-..and the San Diego International

-Fringe Festival.

-It won the best actor award

-at the Hollywood Fringe...

-..and best one-man-show

-in San Diego.

-At the end of the year, we take

-the show to New York for Christmas!

-Budapest, New York, Wisconsin,

-the world.

-Yes, it's going to be a busy year

-for Dan...

-..but this is an amazing story

-that's worth telling.

-I'm delighted that people will learn

-more about Houdini and Newport.

-You paid for a show, a spectacle,

-the greatest show on earth...

-..and I am the showman.

-The show is currently on tour.

-For more information,

-visit the website on the screen.

-February is LGBT History Month

-in the United Kingdom.

-Mabli Jones is the Campaigns,

-Policy and Research Manager...

-..with the charity, Stonewall Cymru

-and she joins us now.

-What is the importance of this

-month?

-The aim of LGBT History Month...

-..is to celebrate the contribution

-of the LGBT community.

-In the past, a lot of important

-people had to hide their sexuality.

-You had a conference on Friday.

-It's a time to celebrate equality.

-We held a conference in Cardiff

-on Friday.

-It was a great chance

-for employers to meet...

-..to celebrate the diversity of

-their workplace.

-We welcomed Ian Watkins

-formerly of Steps.

-He spoke about his journey in life.

-It's great to have high profile

-people.

-Ian's a great role model,

-He speaks openly about his life.

-Nigel Owens is a key sporting figure

-and prominent LGBT role model.

-He doesn't like telling people

-his story...

-..but feels it's important

-to tell his story.

-What events do you have?

-This is an important month for us.

-A lot of schools will speak openly

-about LGBT.

-Many work places will be flying the

-rainbow flag.

-There's a Pride Exhibition at the

-Senedd Building.

-Social media is important to our

-campaign too.

-You want people to support you.

-I think social media helps people to

-talk about these issues.

-People can share their experiences.

-One man in America has led to a lot

-of problems.

-At Stonewall in the last year...

-..we've seen that there are problems

-in terms of equality.

-It's not just Trump.

-There's been a huge increase

-in hate crimes.

-Thank you for joining us.

-Many of you have asked where Heno's

-New Year's Eve programme was filmed.

-After the break, we visit the

-castle which was our location.

-Before the break, let's take a look

-at your events in Monday's Calendar.

-The annual

-Abergynolwyn Eisteddfod...

-..is at the Abergynolwyn Community

-Centre on Saturday 11 February.

-The afternoon meeting

-starts at 12.00pm...

-..and the evening meeting

-is at 6.30pm.

-Gareth Thomas of Capel Hendre

-judges the musical events.

-The folk tune and Cerdd Dant events

-are judged by Trefor Puw, Trefenter.

-Tudur Dylan of Carmarthen

-judges the recitals.

-Every Friday from 10.00am to 11.00am

-at Theatr Felinfach...

-..there's the Tic-Toc event

-with stories, dancing and singing...

-..for parents and children aged

-from 0 to three years old.

-The events are suitable

-for Welsh learners...

-..so come and enjoy stories,

-dancing and music with us.

-The Poet in a Bus tour with

-Myrddin ap Dafydd and Twm Elias...

-..is on Sunday 12 February at 1.00pm

-in the Llyn Maritime Museum.

-Come and join us!

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-Welcome back to Heno.

-I'm in Galeri, Caernarfon tonight.

-My special guest is the Bhangra star

-from Criccieth, Nesdi Jones.

-Nesdi has released a new single

-called Mast Jawani.

-It sounds incredible.

-You're a huge star

-in the Bhangra community.

-You are a Bhangra star.

-People call me the real-life

-Hana Montana!

-In India, I've had some number one

-singles.

-How did you get into it?

-I fell into this world.

-It was a huge fluke.

-I fell into it.

-I worked in India and toured around.

-I started singing in Hindi.

-I uploaded a song on YouTube.

-That's incredible.

-It was seen by a huge star

-in India...

-..and we released a song together.

-There is a TV programme about you on

-S4C.

-Over the summer, I tend to go to a

-music festival...

-..where I sing to about 100,000

-people.

-That's in Birmingham.

-It was great to hear people chanting

-my name.

-It's great.

-My tattoo is in Punjabi.

-It says "I am good and all is bad."

-It's a mantra to me.

-I sing in Punjabi and Hindi.

-A Bhangra star saw my documentary on

-S4C.

-They offered to help me with the

-language.

-You can see Nesdi on S4C on Sunday.

-Stradey Castle is a stone's throw

-from our studio here in Llanelli.

-It's home to Patrick

-and Claire Mansell Lewis.

-Alun Williams visited it

-to find out about its history.

-Does this place

-look familiar to you?

-It's been the location for many

-films and Heno Nos Galan.

-But there's more to Stradey Castle

-than its films.

-The owner is waiting indoors

-to tell me more.

-What can you tell us about the

-history of this site, Patrick?

-The house was built by David Lewis,

-my great-great-grandfather in 1850.

-my great-grandfather...

-..who was an artist...

-..extended the house and built

-an art studio and the tower...

-..making this a massive house.

-Over the years,

-many people have lived here.

-At the turn of the 20th century,

-some 20 people lived here...

-..including my parents, seven

-children and various servants.

-There are architectural wonders

-to be found all over the castle.

-This has been the home of Patrick's

-family for many centuries...

-..but the castle has also opened its

-doors to many visitors.

-Many films have been made here...

-..and brides come here

-for their wedding photographs.

-We've had Doctor Who,

-David Suchet and Jack Whitehall.

-Not forgetting the team

-for Heno Nos Galan!

-People often ask about the location

-and it all happens here.

-They don't realize it

-as it's filmed in the night.

-The would recognize it

-if it was filmed during the day.

-The castle is full of historic

-artefacts and paintings.

-Have you ever seen a dining room

-quite like this one?

-How often do you eat here?

-How often do you eat here?

-

-Once a month.

-We host the Men's Breakfast

-for the parish of Llanelli.

-Ted Nicholas is our chef who's

-80 years old and an incredible chef.

-You all sit around this table.

-Patrick doesn't know the exact

-number of rooms in the castle...

-..but the cellar

-is our next port of call.

-In such a large house, you find

-a lot of secret rooms or walkways.

-There's a secret corridor

-in the underground cellar...

-..a few secret rooms in the basement

-The secret rooms

-have some interesting items.

-We've found a penny farthing

-downstairs.

-I'll give you a push on it!

-I've never been here before

-but I've learnt so much.

-Thank you for taking the time

-to chat with me.

-We always enjoy visiting

-Stradey Castle...

-..to make our

-New Year's Eve programme.

-Lara Catrin and Mabli Jones

-have been our sofa guests tonight.

-The closing dates for Pwy Geith

-y Gig is Friday 10 February.

-There isn't a lot of time left.

-This is aimed at those aged 11 to

-16.

-You can choose from 6 tracks.

-Visit our website

-and download a track...

-..for you to sing along on your

-video.

-February is LGBT History Month

-in the United Kingdom.

-We hope everyone can visit

-the Pride Cymru exhibition...

-..that's at the Senedd Building in

-Cardiff.

-That's all for this evening.

-Prynhawn Da

-returns at 2.00pm tomorrow.

-All this week,

-we're commemorating...

-..300 years since the birth

-of William Williams Pantycelyn.

-Dr Lyn Davies will be discussing

-the music of his hymns tomorrow.

-On Heno at 7.00pm,

-we'll be live from Ice Arena Wales.

-The Wales netball team take on

-the New Zealand Silver Ferns.

-There will be thousands of fans

-at the game.

-We'll be congratulating Nigel Owens

-on his latest honour...

-..and we'll have some timely advice

-on how to keep safe online.

-We'll also be previewing a new

-S4C documentary about Owain Doull.

-I do remember crossing the line.

-I only realized we had won when

-I looked up at the scoreboard...

-..and saw GB 1, World Record.

-Then it was relief,

-a mixture of joy and relief.

-Dear me, where did Doull

-get that strength?

-From where did he get that energy?

-He is the Welsh Hero,

-Owain Doull from Cardiff.

-We'll be discussing Medal Aur Owain

-Doull at 7.00pm tomorrow evening.

-Tonight, we've been joined by

-the Young Farmers of Llanddarog.

-Have you enjoyed your night?

-Yes!

-You've all behaved.

-We're getting pizza later.

-From all of us at Heno and from

-the Young Farmers of Llanddarog...

-..thanks for watching and goodnight.

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