Fascinating stories of the past from around Wales
Phil Carradice investigates the history of Welsh tuberculosis sanatoria through the testimonies of former patients.
DetailsPhil Carradice goes in search of the Physicians of Myddfai, the medieval Welsh medical miracle workers first referred to in the Red Book of Hergest.
DetailsPhil Carradice tells the story of the 8th Baron Howard de Walden, the eccentric English millionaire who became a champion of the Welsh arts and language.
DetailsPhil Carradice explores the fascinating lives of two women who flew Spitfires during the Second World War.
DetailsPhil Carradice recalls the glory days of professional athletics in Wales, when men, women and even children would walk, run or hobble insane distances for the sake of a bet.
DetailsCourtaulds textiles once dominated the working landscape and social life in Flintshire, employing mostly women. Presenter Phil Carradice talks to these 'Rayon Queens'.
DetailsPhil Carradice investigates the evil deeds of the Welsh highway robbers who preyed on hapless travellers in the seventeeth and eighteenth centuries.
DetailsPhil Carradice visits a forest in Powys with the man who farmed there before the trees were planted.
DetailsPhil Carradice investigates the hidden story behind one of Wales' greatest feats of engineering, the Severn Tunnel, and the remarkable men who built it.
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