Pobol y Rhondda - Season 2

Season 2

Episodes

Pennod 1
Sion Tomos Owen is back with a new series exploring the Rhondda Valley and its people.

Pennod 2
Sion calls in at Cwm Rhondda Hospital, Llwynypia, to paint a mural using 'Community' as his theme.

Pennod 3
Rugby is the focus for Sion Tomos Owen this time as he paints his way around the Rhondda.

Pennod 4
Sion meets members of a choir and joins fire fighters.

Pennod 5
Sion Tomos Owen meets musician and linguist John Asquith who travels the world conducting choirs.

Pennod 6
Sion Tomos Owen will be looking at nature and craft in the Rhondda this week - from public art to climbing Y Bwlch

Pennod 7
Sion Tomos Owen discusses sport, drama, music and housework as he travels around the Rhondda.

Pennod 8
In the final programme of the series, 'Pobol y Rhondda' meets 'Pobol y Cwm' as Siôn Tomos Owen goes to Tonpentre to chat to Shelley Rees-Owen, who played Stacey in the popular soap. We'll hear about her early years on the set of Cwmderi and about her Rhondda upbringing. Then a pint at the famous Brynffynnon pub at Llanwynno, next-door to the cemetery where Guto Nyth Brân is buried.
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