This week Daisy sits down with Emma Newrick who's the Project officer for the Redevelopment of the Transporter bridge in Newport. They chat through the history of the bridge, how Emma started working on the project and about the exciting new design which will hopefully be built next year. 

Back for a second series, Daisy Williams meets a mixture of brilliant Welsh/Wales-based people and over a cuppa learns more about them.

In the final episode of series one Daisy sits down with legend Peter Hourahine. 

Peter was born in Newport, South Wales in 1929 and since a very young age has loved to perform. We talk through his early days in  the army, how he found theatre and his love of making people laugh. 

Jennie has lived in Wales for the past 8 years and is currently completing her PhD in law. Her research looks at the effects of household debt on our society, specifically at how debt is collected in Wales. Our host Daisy and Jennie have an honest discussion about what she hopes to see from her research, what goes into a PhD and Jennie's interesting adventures in Wales. 

Rhian is the Creative Director of Operasonic, an Opera company based in Newport that works with young people & the community. Find out how she fell in love with Opera, the challenges of running her own company & her passion for bringing Opera to young people | @Operasonic | www.operasonic.co.uk | For more news and updates check out our website www.haveanothercuppa.wordpress.com

Rosey Cale is a country-pop singer songwriter from Pembrokeshire and on this episode she and host Daisy Williams talk about her identity as a Welsh artist, the influence of social media on the world of music as well as her passion and inspiration for song writing. 

To find out more about Rosey's work, go to www.roseycale.com

This week Daisy sits down with MA Arts Management student Carys Wehden to ask how she's finding being a student the second time round, her passion for accessibility in the arts and about her final project at the Sherman Theatre this week. 

(Details and tickets for the event can be found on the Sherman website - shermantheatre.co.uk or by calling box office on 02920 646900)

Host Daisy Williams sits down with actor Tom Blumberg to talk about his early life growing up in Barry, his acting career and his big decision to move back to Wales this year. 

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