As the latest examination of Welsh history continues on BBC 1 Wales tonight, Angela Graham reflects on the interpreters
Artists from the Valleys 2: Painting what you see through your window
Lisa Powell profiles three Rhondda artists who, she believes, deserve wider recognition
Artists from the Valleys 1: Landscape and inheritance
John Osmond admires a rare exhibition in the Valleys that leads us to reflect on how we spend our ‘our brief eternities’
Rowing back on women’s independence
On International Women’s Day Kirsty Davies unveils a new Welsh organization that is campaigning for equal opportunities
History special 2: When history is written by the defeated
Martin Johnes reflects on how some flame-bearers of the Welsh past can burn our fingers
History special 1: Stories we thought we knew
Derek Jones applauds with some reservations the new national television history that began this week
The impact of civic Wales
John Osmond reads between the lines of a book about last year’s Assembly referendum that was launched yesterday
Nothing like a good funeral on St. David’s Day
Geraint Talfan Davies reflects on our national day and how we might have ended up with another saint
National Assembly ‘has changed Welsh soul’
Rachael Jolley interviews playwright Tim Price about his sense of identity