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-Fashion and slogans

-have gone together since the 1960s.

-We live in the age

-of hilarious memes...

-..but they're still

-as popular as ever.

-A T-shirt is a meme

-that's on your chest all day.

-It may not be on your mind,

-but everyone reads it.

-You can vent your frustration

-easily, without talking to anyone.

-In the shit age

-of Brexit and Trump..

-..racism and sexism persist,

-and people are pissed off about it.

-The trend began in the 1960s

-when a shop on King's Road...

-..first sold T-shirts

-with Disney slogans.

-In 1977, Vivienne Westwood

-dragged the idea into politics.

-..with the infamous "Destroy".

-Yes, that was Jesus Christ

-dangling off a swastika.

-You go, girl!

-Katharine Hamnett

-picked up the baton...

-..and announced to the world

-that she used condoms!

-Since then, loads of designers

-have jumped on the bandwagon.

-The latest is Dior,

-with We Should All Be Feminists.

-The genuine ones are 700,

-so, this is my version.

-Does it look home-made?

-Tell me, what kind of awareness

-does this raise?

-What is the message?

-Is it an anti-transsexual top?

-Are you happy to show off

-who you are forever?

-Or how about this one from ASOS?

-OK, Female As Fuck...

-..as opposed to

-Slightly Female, Slightly Ogre.

-Half female, half mermaid.

-What are you trying to say?

-These aren't political statements...

-..just trendy, meaningless

-fashion T-shirts.

-Thousands of girls buy them,

-Instagram the shit out of them...

-..without considering what message

-they're trying to spread.

-Your gender

-shouldn't affect your salary...

-..your right to cry if someone dies

-and being able to wear mascara.

-Don't let ASOS, Topshop,

-River Island, whoever...

-..tell you what you believe.

-There are lots of slogans out there.

-"Love men, hate sexism!"

-If you're a feminist

-and believe in equality...

-..please spread the message.

-Instagram, Twitter, Facebook,

-talk to your grandmother, whatever.

-But please don't be that person

-who walks down the street...

-..who lets a huge fashion label...

-..con you

-that a top is really trendy.

-Don't buy it, take it home

-and Instagram it...

-..without considering

-what a slogan means...

-..and understanding

-what you're saying.

-The main focus of this picture

-is the circle in the centre.

-The circle in the centre...

-..has been an important element

-of Western art for centuries.

-The arrow usually points us

-towards where we are...

-..the centre of the picture.

-We are at the centre

-of our universe now.

-Every one of us, as individuals.

-We are at the centre

-of the entire universe.

-What we do with that universe...

-..is fill it with our possessions...

-..and our dirty laundry.

-Our world and our universe...

-..is full of dirty laundry.

-Hm.

-I think the hinge

-on my washing machine...

-..is on a different side

-to this one.

-I couldn't fit my hinge on that side

-because the wall was there.

-When they install them,

-they give you a choice of sides...

-..if I remember rightly,

-because this it was years ago.

-The seal on mine

-is a different colour.

-No, I had to have a new seal.

-It's such an old machine

-that the seal started to leak.

-I had a new seal, which is why

-it's a different colour.

-First gig?

-In Gaerwen last year.

-It wasn't the best gig ever.

-It wasn't the best gig ever.

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-We made a lot of mistakes.

-First musical love?

-Mine, definitely,

-Dan Auerbach from the Black Keys.

-John Bonham.

-Worst gig?

-I'm sure they'll be watching.

-Llanllyfni Football Club.

-There were three there.

-All of them eating hot dogs.

-They weren't interested in us.

-What are you best at cooking?

-Tuna melt.

-Beans on toast, something simple.

-Who would you

-swap places with, and why?

-I'd swap myself

-with someone who can actually sing.

-You can sing.

-What are you currently reading?

-Dan Gadarn Goncrid,

-as part of the Welsh course.

-What would the line-up be

-at your own festival?

-We'd call it Gwyl Gwydyr,

-instead of Gwydir.

-Just bands we like.

-Black Keys, Tame Impala.

-Yes, Tame Impala,

-and someone from the SRG.

-Argrph, Chroma.

-What song is in your head?

-The song we've been playing

-for two days.

-Yes, I agree with you there.

-It's stuck in my head.

-We've spent two days

-recording this song.

-We do takes over and over.

-It's going round in my head

-non-stop.

-Biggest fashion mistake?

-I don't know, I make lots!

-I have no sense of fashion at all.

-Probably wearing Crocs with jeans.

-Clubbing in Ibiza

-or camping in St David's?

-I haven't done either of them.

-Camping would be a laugh,

-it if was warm.

-I can't afford Ibiza,

-so St David's it is.

-500g bread flour, 7g yeast,

-10g salt, 300ml water.

-Knead.

-Prove until it doubles in size.

-2 jars sun-dried tomatoes.

-Sun-dried tomatoes.

-100g cheddar, 100g mozzarella.

-200C, 15-20 minutes.

-How thousands of people across the

-world have become millionaires...

-..by using the currency

-of the future, Bitcoin.

-What is Bitcoin?

-Simply, unlike traditional money,

-cryptocurrency is digital money.

-There are no coins or notes,

-it only exists in cyberspace.

-Bitcoin is a leading cryptocurrency.

-So, how does it work?

-It's a strange idea.

-People mined for gold

-with a pick and shovel.

-Bitcoin is also mined,

-but with computers.

-As a computer processes

-a very complex algorithm...

-..it ultimately spits out Bitcoin.

-Complex algorithm in, Bitcoin out.

-It was created by a bloke

-called Satoshi Nakamoto.

-He only created 21 million Bitcoins.

-Just as all the real gold

-will one day have been mined...

-..it's the same with Bitcoin.

-Bitcoin's scarcity is the reason...

-..why it goes up in value

-from month to month.

-When Bitcoin began in 2009,

-with each block costing 10...

-..no-one really believed

-it would become popular.

-But 18-year-old American

-Erik Finman did.

-He bought 1,000 worth of Bitcoin

-back in 2009.

-His Bitcoin

-is now worth 2.5 million.

-But is he actually a millionaire

-if he can't print and spend it? Yes.

-Several companies

-now deal in Bitcoin.

-They'll exchange it

-for normal money.

-Even companies like Lamborghini

-allow customers to pay with Bitcoin.

-Before I finish, here's a lesson.

-If you think you have a hard drive

-with some cryptocurrency on it...

-..don't throw it away

-like Welshman James Howells.

-In 2013,

-he ditched an old hard drive...

-..before realizing

-that it had 7,500 Bitcoin on it.

-Today, that's worth 63 million.

-That drive is currently buried

-in a council tip in Newport.

-Gutted.

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-In April 2015,

-8,964 people were killed in Nepal...

-..in a 7.8 Mw earthquake.

-500,000 homes were destroyed.

-Today, many volunteers are there

-to help with rebuilding work.

-Good morning from Nepal.

-It's 6.30am and I'm getting ready

-for a day's volunteering.

-We're helping to build

-a house on the mountainside...

-..for a family

-affected by the earthquake.

-I have a 40-minute hike

-to get there.

-This is a volunteer's day in Nepal.

-The house I'm going to

-is right up that mountain.

-Tom volunteers

-in the Kathmandu Valley.

-Namaste.

-Good morning.

-Good morning.

-

-Good morning. How are you?

-Fine.

-That's the 250 I owe you.

-Radio.

-I'm going up the mountain.

-I owed him 250 rupees...

-..for a dodgy radio

-I bought yesterday.

-The valley was badly affected

-by the earthquake.

-Almost there.

-Good morning.

-How are you?

-This is what's left

-of the family's home.

-The earthquake

-only lasted 56 seconds.

-This is the house...

-..above Kathmandu.

-This is the quarry where most

-of the materials are sourced.

-Sand comes down with the stream.

-Once dried, it's carried here.

-We sieve out the stones

-with this fence-like device.

-That gives us pure sand.

-We use it to make plaster

-for the outside of the house.

-It costs about 6,000

-to build one house...

-There are five rooms.

-..and 936 hours of labour.

-There's no electricity.

-This is the children's room.

-There's a nice view of Kathmandu.

-The roof is made

-of corrugated steel.

-Around the side

-is the new septic tank.

-This is the finished product.

-We're having lunch with the family.

-This is their temporary house.

-It's basically a shed

-of bamboo and corrugated steel.

-480,000 families

-are still in temporary homes.

-Organizations like Volunteers

-Initiative Nepal...

-..offer volunteering opportunities

-in the country.

-That's another day's work completed.

-I'm off to the shop now

-to buy a cold can and neck it!

-# We have to survive the otherworld

-# Nothing to prove in the real world

-# Thoughts flow through my head

-# There's no control,

-no-one to tell us off

-# The devil's claws take hold

-# There's no way to leave

-# The scent of escape is attractive

-# There's no way up nor down

-# Undo your mind

-# A proper explosion

-# The devil's chains

-won't hold us down

-# Burn the nightmare

-# Drown the fire

-# Turn the night into snow

-made of fine ashes

-# With a flash comes daylight

-# Like a creature losing faith

-# The key to the cell has been lost

-# A knock with the chisel

-and it splits

-# In the darkness

-# You are one step ahead of me

-# It's sufferer two's turn

-# To escape through closed doors

-# Undo your mind

-# A proper explosion

-# The devil's chains

-won't hold us down

-# Burn the nightmare

-# Drown the fire

-# Turn the night into snow

-made of fine ashes

-# Undo your mind

-# A proper explosion

-# The devil's chains

-won't hold us down

-# Burn the nightmare

-# Drown the fire

-# Turn the night into snow

-made of fine ashes #

-No lager, no wine, dry January 2018.

-Hello, Hansh viewers.

-I'm Sioned, I'm 19

-and I'm at Bangor University.

-I'm doing

-the Dry January challenge...

-..on Hansh, which means not drinking

-through the whole of January...

-..to see if I can do it

-and to save money.

-I drink too much wine

-and go to too many punch parties...

-..especially in JMJ, when

-you're in a flat full of people...

-..who love, love, love drinking.

-I want to prove to myself

-that I can do something as tough...

-..as not touching a glass of wine

-for a month.

-It'll be interesting

-and I'll keep you updated.

-It's Tuesday night, 2 January.

-I've been invited out

-for a pint in Felinheli.

-I want to go but I can't.

-I've got lots of work to do.

-I'm not going to sit in the flat

-listening to the wind and rain.

-There's no-one else here.

-I've done three hours' work.

-It's not the end of the world.

-I'm going out with my friends.

-and I'll drink lemonade.

-Hello, Hansh viewers,

-here's an update about last night.

-I decided to go out and not drink.

-Yes, I managed to do that.

-I saved loads of money.

-40 maybe, and I proved that I can

-sit in a pub and not drink.

-This success could help

-in the future. I'll update you.

-This crate of five

-is down to 3.57.

-I really want it,

-but it's going back.

-Stella's my favourite lager too.

-My friends are going out.

-I'm entertaining myself here,

-without alcohol.

-I'd usually have a glass of wine

-and watch YouTube or Peaky Blinders.

-I'm watching it again on Netflix.

-It's a thrill,

-just drooling at Tommy Shelby.

-He's so fit!

-There are birthday parties

-on Friday and on Saturday.

-It'll be tough to be among people

-who'll be steaming drunk.

-I've come to the library.

-Great!

-Hello again. It's Friday.

-I was meant to go out tonight...

-..but I'm feeling really ill.

-It's my best decision of 2018 yet.

-I'm staying in.

-Everyone's back.

-They're going out for a catch-up

-after being away over Christmas.

-My challenge is not to drink,

-and it's my friend's 18th birthday.

-Happy birthday, Llew Roberts.

-I went out on Saturday

-and it was fun.

-Smoking, trying to chat

-to friends, dancing.

-I'm sticking to orangeade tonight.

-We'll see how it goes.

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