Episodes
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| 01 | 20181127 | 20190227 (R4) | What do CenterParcs, Sky Sports and The Royal Horticultural Society all have in common? They've all accidentally omitted Anglesey from their official maps of the UK in the recent past. It seems that despite being the largest island in the Irish Sea and the largest island of Wales, Anglesey remains a mystery to most and so one man is going to have to work his socks off to put it firmly back on the map. Hosted by Wales and Anglesey's very own favourite stand-up, Tudur Owen, this programme is one man's mission to both rejoice in and roast the island he calls home. For starters, Tudur gives us a whistle-stop tour of Anglesey history, from ancient invaders to the present day. Written by Tudur Owen Additional material by Gareth Gwynn. Gareth Pierce Lisa-Jꀀn Brown Recorded at Canolfan Beaumaris on Anglesey. Producer: Richard Morris A BBC Studios production for BBC Radio 4, first broadcast in November 2018. Stand-up Tudur Owen puts Anglesey on the map. What do CenterParcs, Sky Sports and The Royal Horticultural Society all have in common? They've all accidentally omitted Anglesey from their official maps of the UK in the recent past. It seems that despite being the largest island in the Irish Sea and the largest island of Wales, Anglesey remains a mystery to most and so one man is going to have to work his socks off to put it firmly back on the map. Hosted by Wales and Anglesey's very own favourite stand-up, Tudur Owen, this programme is one man's mission to both rejoice in and roast the island he calls home. For starters, Tudur gives us a whistle-stop tour of Anglesey history, from ancient invaders to the present day. Written by Tudur Owen Additional material by Gareth Gwynn. Gareth Pierce Lisa-Jꀀn Brown Recorded at Canolfan Beaumaris on Anglesey. Producer: Richard Morris A BBC Studios production for BBC Radio 4, first broadcast in November 2018. Stand-up Tudur Owen puts Anglesey on the map. |
| 02 | 20181204 | 20190306 (R4) | Despite being the largest island in the Irish Sea and the largest island of Wales, Anglesey remains a mystery to most. Local host Tudur Owen continues his quest to put it firmly back on the map. Concluding his series, Tudur introduces us to the people of Anglesey and asks if it's fair to call them a rather unique bunch. Written by Tudur Owen Additional material by Gareth Gwynn. Gareth Pierce Lisa-Jꀀn Brown Recorded at Canolfan Beaumaris on Anglesey. Producer: Richard Morris A BBC Studios production for BBC Radio 4, first broadcast in November 2018. Stand-up Tudur Owen puts Anglesey on the map - and meets its people Stand-up Tudur Owen puts Anglesey on the map. Despite being the largest island in the Irish Sea and the largest island of Wales, Anglesey remains a mystery to most. Local host Tudur Owen continues his quest to put it firmly back on the map. Concluding his series, Tudur introduces us to the people of Anglesey and asks if it's fair to call them a rather unique bunch. Written by Tudur Owen Additional material by Gareth Gwynn. Gareth Pierce Lisa-Jꀀn Brown Recorded at Canolfan Beaumaris on Anglesey. Producer: Richard Morris A BBC Studios production for BBC Radio 4, first broadcast in November 2018. Stand-up Tudur Owen puts Anglesey on the map - and meets its people Stand-up Tudur Owen puts Anglesey on the map. |