Wed, 12 Apr 2017 Prynhawn Da

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-Hello and welcome to your

-midweek edition of Prynhawn Da.

-The week is flying by and

-we're on the cusp of a long weekend.

-Yes, and we're hoping

-for fine weather.

-This is what we have for you today.

-We hear of a rugby contest between

-Cardiff and Swansea universities.

-Ellen Llewellyn has some ideas

-on entertaining your little ones.

-We open our Reading Club to discuss

-the new Mihangel Morgan novel, 60.

-Alison Huw also hops in with her

-choice of chocolate Easter eggs.

-We've got chocolate, sport, books

-and ideas for the next 50 minutes.

-It's going to be good afternoon.

-Welcome to the programme.

-We start today by welcoming our

-makeover recipient, Sioned Davies.

-Tell us more about yourself.

-I'm from Lampeter.

-It's Cwmsychbant.

-I'm starting work at Ysgol Sir

-Henry Richard in Tregaron.

-What years do you teach?

-I teach Years 1 and 2.

-It's quite a big school.

-There's more

-on other campuses.

-What are you doing over Easter?

-Next weekend, I'm going

-to Torquay for the YFC AGM.

-I do a lot with the YFC.

-I cycled from Cardigan

-to Aberaeron last weekend.

-It was very hot.

-There was a lot of hills!

-We raised money for the Ceredigion

-YFC and Blood Bikes Wales.

-How long did it take you?

-We started at midday.

-We got to Aberaeron

-later in the afternoon.

-It was very hot.

-Next weekend is going to

-be less physical.

-You want something to wear

-to go to Torquay.

-I want something different.

-There's a few nights out.

-I'd like something new to wear.

-This is my first AGM.

-It could be the first of many AGMs.

-Your children in your class will

-be shocked to see their teacher.

-Yes, I'm sure the children

-will be surprised to see me.

-I often buy clothes

-from Lan Lofft in Lampeter.

-What would you like Huw to do?

-I'm open-minded.

-The team can do whatever they want!

-Have fun!

-The Varity Cup is

-an annual rugby tournament...

-..between teams from

-Cardiff and Swansea universities.

-And we all know who is the

-best team, don't we, Sian?

-Oh, yes, Swansea!

-I think we disagree.

-Recently, Welsh societies from both

-universities held a Welsh Varsity.

-It was held for the first time

-to coincide with the main event.

-But which team scooped the title

-in this small tournament?

-One, two, three!

-Today, Welsh-language teams from

-Cardiff and Swansea universities...

-..play their first rugby match that

-coincides with the Varsity event.

-Students should be able study and

-socialize via the Welsh-language.

-Today's opportunity promotes

-the Welsh-language in Swansea.

-There's been a massive growth here

-over the past three to four years.

-It's vital that we have an aim

-and today is certainly worthwhile.

-It's also a bonus if we perform

-impeccably on the rugby pitch.

-Earlier in the season,

-we lost against the Gym Gym...

-..and we don't want

-a repeat performance.

-The first whistle was blown and it

-was a physical game from the onset.

-Supporters enjoyed and travelled

-from afar to watch this battle.

-I don't attend this university but

-I'm wearing the appropriate colours.

-I'm originally from Exeter

-and many of my friends are playing.

-It's wonderful to see a Welsh

-language rugby team from Swansea.

-I've heard they don't play this well

-but they're performing superbly now.

-Let's hope they'll win,

-so we can celebrate in town later.

-Some 30 minutes into the match,

-Tawe Rugby Club scored a few points.

-But the team from Cardiff University

-were still in the game.

-We're still holding on, we're only

-a small team and I'm the only sub.

-Hopefully,

-we'll score before the end.

-It's great to socialize

-with other Welsh societies.

-There's a football and netball team

-and it's great we all speak Welsh.

-We're enemies on the pitch but we

-enjoy a laugh in the pub afterwards.

-Following 80 exciting minutes,

-the Tawe Rugby Club won 20 - 7.

-We poured everything into it but we

-didn't have the reserve we wanted.

-Tawe Rugby Club are worthy winners.

-It's great to have the Welsh Varsity

-and play in the Welsh-language.

-We hope to return next year

-and get a different result.

-We played Cardiff earlier this year

-and it shows how much we've evolved.

-Today's score was fantastic.

-You're the Man of the Match.

-You're the Man of the Match.

-

-Thank you very much.

-I've enjoyed and the lads were great

-so let's enjoy tonight and tomorrow!

-We've only won one match

-and we've come so far as a club.

-The lads have worked hard

-and it's paid its way.

-Our investment from the onset

-shows how far the lads have come.

-I'm incredibly proud of them.

-We can return to the sports office

-and show them how far we've come.

-It safeguards a future for the club.

-We're coming to Aberystwyth next!

-There's always next year

-for Cardiff!

-Well done to Swansea.

-After the break...

-..we find out Sioned's progress

-with Huw and the team.

-Ellen Llewellyn also has a ideas on

-entertaining children this Easter.

-Join us in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back.

-Sioned has been in the safe hands of

-our makeover team for a few minutes.

-It's all running smoothly.

-We know Wendy from Prynhawn Da but

-she joins the makeover team today.

-You've had an upgrade!

-Yes, and I'm excited

-about joining the team.

-The Prynhawn Da makeover team

-is important...

-..and we're known across Wales.

-We were in Lampeter this week!

-Sioned is here and she's happy for

-you to do anything with her hair.

-Sioned doesn't do a lot with her

-hair so I'm going to curl it.

-She's got a lot of hair and we can

-show the viewers.

-I'll use heat protectors

-because we'll be using the wand.

-I'll wrap the hair around the wand

-to create the curl.

-Show us how you're going to curl

-the hair and apply the product.

-Can you do that side

-so the viewers can see?

-Patricia asked her to use the wand

-so she can get some tips.

-I get a kink in my hair as opposed

-to a curl when I try at home.

-Have you tried using straighteners?

-Yes, but I prefer the curls

-you get from a wand.

-Come back here and stop trying

-to get away, Wendy.

-Patricia's working on the nails.

-Sioned's got lovely nails

-and has a beige polish on them.

-I'm going to add a sparkly top coat.

-There's a lot of colours available

-but this gives a high shine effect.

-Do you need to remove nail varnish

-before applying a different colour?

-No, it's like wallpaper

-and you just add another coat!

-It's difficult to go lighter but

-you can always change the colour.

-We're running out of time so what

-will you be doing with the wand?

-It's important to have clean

-sections of hair...

-..and wrap it around the wand.

-Be careful you don't burn yourself!

-It isn't turned on at the moment

-because we're live!

-How long will it take?

-How long will it take?

-

-It should take 20 minutes.

-You've got 20 minutes, Wendy!

-We're back later and I hope

-the wand has worked it magic...

-..Patricia has finished the nails

-and the clothes will be perfect!

-We can't wait to see the result

-at the end of the programme.

-Easter is in full swing.

-A fortnight can be a long time to

-keep your little ones entertained.

-There are plenty of places to take

-your kiddies without over-spending.

-Elin Llewellyn

-has been investigating for us.

-I've got three children myself.

-I needed to do the research

-to keep them entertained!

-My children love train journeys.

-They also love a car journey.

-A train journey is a great and

-you can tie it in with a picnic.

-Train tickets are also reduced

-in price at the moment.

-You can also get some theatre

-tickets that are reduced.

-There's plenty of attractions that

-are inexpensive to visit in Wales.

-Why not head to St Fagan's and visit

-the Welsh National History Museum?

-The Big Pit National Coal Museum is

-nestled in valleys among Blaenavon.

-There's also the Roman Museum

-in Caerleon.

-Drefach Felindre is home to the

-National Wool Museum of Wales.

-There are plenty of activities

-at these museums.

-In Caerleon, you can play the role

-of a shepherd.

-There are many smaller museums

-that offer plenty of activities.

-How about an outing at our National

-Library of Wales in Aberystwyth?

-They have given us 10 reasons why

-we should visit it over the Easter.

-The Gregynog art gallery

-is a great place.

-It's also a perfect place

-to take a picnic.

-Local libraries are great too.

-Take your children to get a book or

-two.

-Wales boasts some great castles

-such as Anglesey's Beaumaris Castle.

-We've tried to visit

-as many castles as we can.

-The CADW website

-is listed with castles.

-Beaumaris has a Medieval event

-during Easter.

-You can become a knight.

-There are also events

-that involve dinosaurs.

-The weather has been great

-recently.

-There's no better place than the

-seaside in the warm weather.

-Wales is surrounded

-by an 870-mile coastline.

-Why not wear the little ones out

-with a trip to the coast?

-You can also take a pushchair.

-I'm going with a group this weekend.

-You can find out more at

-walescoastpath.co.uk

-If you're children are bored why not

-give the blow-cup challenge a go?

-The blow-cup challenge is the latest

-internet craze among young people.

-You have to blow one paper cup into

-another cup without touching them.

-You almost did it!

-Let's see how good you are

-at our blow-cup challenge!

-My children have seen this.

-I will blow the cup into that cup.

-After the break,

-we'll open our Reading Club.

-See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back to Prynhawn Da.

-Still to come on the programme...

-..our Easter bunny Alison Huw hops

-in with chocolate eggs for us all.

-And we reveal a new Sioned Davies

-following her makeover.

-Before our Reading Club...

-..we played the blow-cup challenge

-over the break.

-Take a look at this!

-FANFARE

-Well done, Sian!

-I got a bit excited!

-It's time to open the covers

-of our Reading Club.

-Edwina Ranft and Dorian Morgan will

-discuss Mihangel Morgan's novel, 60.

-Welcome to you both.

-We'll also hear comments from

-our other club members shortly.

-First, let's start with you, Edwina.

-There are 60 short stories

-based on 60 minutes or an hour.

-The stories are located in a cafe.

-There are cameos

-and chats between friends.

-I like sitting on the bus

-and hearing to conversation.

-I like sitting on the bus

-and listening to a conversation.

-We have a cross-section

-of stories here.

-We hear of a man

-who is suffering with cancer.

-There's a group of friends.

-It's something like a club

-that enjoys a natter.

-It's a story that's timely.

-We can't tell you more about it.

-These characters differ to

-Mihangel Morgan's usual characters.

-We haven't had anything

-from Mihangel since Pantglas...

-..about six years ago.

-The humour was unusual

-in this novel.

-It's difficult

-to pigeonhole this novel.

-At the top of each chapter,

-there's an image of a clock.

-I found myself getting nervous

-as time moved on.

-We were wondering what would happen

-at 12'o clock.

-I felt totally relieved.

-It's similar to walking out of here

-into the town of Llanelli.

-There are ordinary people

-in this novel.

-They are people who are busy

-walking the streets.

-It's similar to a drama.

-It's got a great pace.

-I read it in one sitting.

-You said that you could have read a

-chapter in minutes.

-Our Reading Club member, Lowri Puw

-also shares her opinion on the book.

-Mihangel Morgan's books always make

-you think and 60 is no different.

-At the start, nothing made sense.

-I didn't know the characters or

-locations and there wasn't a link.

-By persevering, the links came

-to light and the penny dropped.

-Don't give up on it because I'm sure

-you'll enjoy it as much as I did.

-She enjoyed it.

-Do you agree with her?

-It captivated me from the onset.

-The characters reminded me

-of people I know.

-I identified with them.

-The conclusion

-was fresh and different.

-Mihangel is great with words.

-He has a certain way

-of describing things.

-He's very clever.

-This book is timely.

-There's Emily in the cafe

-who would like a piece of cake...

-..but can't eat it.

-There's a trend with short stories.

-They appeal to readers

-who don't want anything too deep.

-It's a great book from Mihangel.

-He's no longer

-at Aberystwyth University.

-I would give this book

-a 9 out of 10.

-I agree!

-I may give it 8.5!

-The novel 60 by Mihangel Morgan is

-published by Y Lolfa and is 7.99.

-In a moment, we find out what's in

-store for us on Heno this evening.

-It's Wednesday night,

-so that means only one thing.

-Every Wednesday night,

-you can spin our wheel.

-How much will you win?

-You've won 1,000.

-1,000.

-1,000.

-

-Goodness me!

-Answer the phone.

-Answer the phone.

-

-500!

-I won 1,000.

-I won 1,000.

-

-I'm feeling lucky.

-Are you feeling lucky?

-Fancy A Fortune?

-Rhodri and Angharad

-will call a lucky viewer tonight.

-Rhodri joins us on the sofa now.

-There's another chance for you

-to win anything up 1,000.

-Get ready for the question

-at 7.00pm.

-We're joined by the broadcaster,

-Geraint Lloyd on the programme.

-Geraint is celebrating 20 years

-in the broadcasting industry.

-We also enjoy a chat with

-the harpist, Claire Jones.

-We announce the five winners

-of our Easter eggs competition.

-Llinos Lee is in Llangrannog

-for some essential camping tips.

-Thank you.

-Easter eggs

-have taken over our studio.

-After the break, Alison Huw has

-a whole host of chocolate eggs.

-And we reveal a new Sioned Davies

-following her makeover.

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-I'm egg-static!

-FANFARE

-Do you like what I did there?

-There's a studio full

-of chocolate Easter eggs.

-You've waited a year to say that!

-Alison Huw has hopped in with

-her selection of chocolate eggs.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-It's impossible to avoid chocolate

-at Easter.

-Chocolate and Easter

-go hand-in-hand these days.

-This year, there's a theme

-to the chocolate eggs...

-..in that companies want to offer an

-experience whilst you're indulging.

-Easter is a season that is full of

-symbols from the Christian faith.

-At Easter, we think of new life

-with chicks, bunnies and lambs.

-The egg is meant

-to symbolize Christ's tomb.

-The egg is empty

-to symbolize the empty tomb...

-..and the resurrection of Christ

-on the third day.

-I've brought an array of Easter eggs

-to show you.

-One Easter egg

-tells the story of Easter.

-The Easter story egg is 5.

-The egg is sold with a book

-to explain the Easter story.

-It's made from

-Fairtrade chocolate...

-..and supports families in Kenya,

-Bangladesh and Tanzania.

-It means you can enjoy

-goes to the charity, Tradecraft.

-..whilst having peace of mind.

-I'd like to see the chicken

-which laid that egg!

-We're all familiar

-with Heston Blumenthal...

-You can pick up the Heston

-Blumenthal Easter egg for 20.

-The egg is decorated to resemble a

-real chicken egg.

-The Heston Blumenthal egg is for the

-child in us all.

-Daf can crack it!

-Give it a whack.

-It doesn't take much.

-Let's see what's in the middle.

-The egg comes with edible soil!

-There's also some eggs.

-The inside of the chocolate is soft.

-You can dip it in the soil.

-We have an egg

-from Marks and Spencer.

-This egg is all about the experience

-of eating the chocolate.

-This follows the concept

-of cracking open a boiled egg...

-..but the centre contains

-a chocolate cake and mini eggs.

-That one was easier to crack.

-The Marks and Spencer egg

-is meant to feed ten people!

-The Marks and Spencer egg is 12.

-Children of all ages enjoy

-an Easter egg hunt.

-You can pick up packs

-from Marks and Spencer and Lidl.

-The egg hunt pack

-from Marks and Spencer is 15.

-You can pick up a egg hunt pack

-for 3.99 from Lidl.

-The egg hunt packs come with eggs...

-..and a basket

-to collect all the eggs.

-Easter can be a difficult time...

-..for those who cannot digest

-gluten, wheat or milk produce.

-Tesco has Easter products that do

-not contain gluten, wheat or milk.

-I've also got something

-full of sweets.

-You can pick up an Easter egg

-in the shape of a cocoa bean.

-You can keep the tin and

-it's full of sweets and chocolate.

-Marks and Spencer has a small egg

-for 2.50.

-The tiny chocolate egg

-from Marks and Spencer...

-..is made from

-a high quality chocolate...

-..and decorated with gold leaf.

-You could spend a lot of money

-on an Easter egg.

-A lot of people just

-want something to nibble on.

-You can spend 1 or hundreds!

-Thank you, Alison.

-If you're craving some chocolate now

-you need to enter our competition!

-You can win a bumper hamper of

-Easter eggs for the entire family.

-Five viewers will hop away

-with a hamper each!

-All you have to do

-is answer this simple question:

-What garment is worn at Easter?

-1) Easter bonnet, 2) Easter shoes,

-or 3) Easter trousers?

-To enter,

-call us on 08443 35 12 44.

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-Our phone lines close

-at 3.00pm today.

-Don't call 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!

-Sioned Davies joins for a makeover

-and before her new look...

-..here's Huw to remind us of how she

-looked when she came to the studio.

-When Sioned arrived

-at the studio today...

-..she was dressed casually.

-She had flat shoes,

-a simple top and jeans.

-Sioned doesn't like anything fussy.

-She likes to keep things simple.

-Let's take at Sioned now.

-You look fantastic.

-What do you think, Sioned?

-You look very different.

-I'm delighted with my new look.

-I wouldn't choose this for myself.

-I do like it though.

-Tell us about the clothes, Huw.

-This is a simple dress.

-You could wear it in the sunshine.

-A lot of people don't

-like the neckline.

-You can tape it in place.

-There's white jeans.

-They have tears at the knee.

-We've got a backpack too.

-Do you like wearing heels?

-I like heels.

-They are great.

-What did you do to the hair, Wendy?

-I used the wand to make some curls.

-Sioned doesn't do a lot

-with her hair.

-We had some heat protector.

-It's held in place with hairspray.

-These are quite simple.

-You could get a finger wave

-from the 1950s...

-..if you wanted to go down

-that route.

-Could you do this style at home?

-I'll try!

-What make-up did you use, Patricia?

-I wanted something simple.

-Sioned's wearing a lot of make-up.

-However, it's very natural.

-There's some peach

-in the shade of the lipstick.

-I've gone for the natural beige

-in the palette.

-There's some highlighter

-on the cheeks.

-I love it.

-I hope I'll achieve it next week.

-People can contact us

-for a makeover.

-Sioned stepped in

-at the last minute.

-Anyone can contact us

-for a makeover.

-We even have welcome men.

-Are you going out tonight?

-I might go out tonight.

-Enjoy the weekend.

-That's it from us today,

-but Huw is back tomorrow.

-Yes, I'm back with some embroidery.

-We also open the doors of

-our surgery with Dr Ann Rhys.

-Cartrefi Cefn Gwlad Cymru

-follows the news and weather on S4C.

-Until tomorrow, goodbye.

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