Jason Mohammad on BBC Radio Wales: Recent Episodes
Jason Mohammad on BBC Radio Wales
Jason brings you great songs, your opinions and the biggest stories of the day throughout Wales. Listen to the whole show again here http://http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mzk7b
Peter calls BBC Radio Wales and tells Jason what he thnks about Work and Pensions Minister Iain Duncan Smiths plans to shake up the benefit system.
The bromance between @jasonmohammad and @thebottlemen front man Van McCann is clearly blossoming. If only they could decide where to go out... #BBCMusicDay
Andrew Symeou was extradited to Greece after he was accused of killing the Cardiff teenager Jonathan Hiles, who was punched in a nightclub in Zante in 2007.
He's always protested his innocence - and was acquitted when the Greek Police's case unravelled. Andrew joined Jason Mohammad to talk about his ordeal.
Listen again for 30 days here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mzk7b
"Bland, boring, uniform." That's how Jason Mohammad's guest, journalist and historian Guy Walters, described the humble daffodil, or 'naffodil'!!
Jason is on air every weekday from 10am on BBC Radio Wales.
Listen to the whole interview here » bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0544kq3
Impressionist Jon Culshaw told Jason Mohammad how he was put straight through to Prime Minister Tony Blair after pretending to be then leader of the Conservative Party William Hague.
It's Advice Wednesday & today our financial expert offered advice on how to make the most of your pennies.
Julie-Ann Haines shares her top 3 tips for getting your finances on track in 2015.
For more visit: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04xn2md 1200-1300
Jason Mohammad talks to Tom Cox, whose black cat, The Bear, has become an internet celebrity with over 200,000 followers on his twitter page "Why My Cat Is Sad"
Advice from Gwilym Roberts from @relatecymru and agony aunt Zin Craig on not being lonely at Christmas @jasonmohammad
Agony aunt Zin Craig gives her advice on how to deal with in-laws during the festive season @jasonmohammad
ADVICE WEDNESDAY continues. Is it worth forking out on expensive Christmas food? Will the supermarket own brand goods do just as good a job? Lisa Fearn from Pumkin Patch Cookery and finance manager Cennydd Thomas are here to help.
It's ADVICE WEDNESDAY and this week we're sharing money saving tips for Christmas. Finance manager Cennydd Thomas is on Jason's panel and here he is talking about "The 5 P's of Christmas."
Kim Patel, a Counsellor for Ebb and Flow, answers our listeners questions during Advice Wednesday with Steffan Garrero
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04v50r2
KIM PATEL a Counsellor for Ebb and Flow answers our listeners questions during Advice Wednesday with Steffan Garrero http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04v50r2
What do you look for when buying a property - size, location, character? How does having a famous King of myth and magic buried in the back-garden (perhaps). Auctioneer Simon Riggall tells Jason Mohammad all about what lies beneath - in a Carleon back garden.
Roberts uncle was receiving continuous care funding. But he has been reassesed and has had his funding taken away. He called Jason and the team and spoke to lawyer Lisa James who had this advice for him......
Mario Kreft, Chair of Care Forum Wales, answers our listeners questions during Advice Wednesday with Jason Mohammad.
Advice Wednesday caller Angela has been told it could cost the family as much as £1000 a week to get the right nursing care for her mum. She rang Jason's panel of experts to ask for help and advice.
Rowena Kincaid was diagnosed with terminal cancer at just 37. Everyone told her she should complete her bucket list - but were shocked to discover she didn't have one.
Rowena who works for BBC Wales decided to make a documentary, to try and find out whether making a bucket list can really help those living on borrowed time..... and needs your help!
Listen to her story here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mzk7b 10.30-11.00am
Peter Litherland from the Welsh Mountain Zoo in Cowlyn Bay, tells Jason what he thinks about an upcoming TV programme that will apparently show a man 'eaten alive' by an 30ft anaconda... (this is not a picture of the ACTUAL snake).
Listen to the whole show here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mzk7b
Steve Bumford, Fair Trading Officer for Cardiff Council tells Jamie what to do if the relationship with your builder breaks down and things become intimidating. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mzk7b
Builder Philippa Tuttiett gives Jamie her expert advice on obtaining quotes before getting any building work done.
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Builder Philippa Tuttiett & Steve Bumford, Fair Trading Officer for Cardiff Council tells Jamie how to spot a rogue builder.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mzk7b
Tom Archer, from 'The Archers' is to be re-cast!! Tom Graham's reign as the sausage king of Ambridge has come to an end - his sausages will sizzle no more. Dorothy from Cwmbran called to let Jason Mohammad know she wasn't impressed with the changes.
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Where should you go to get advice? Pension experts Suzanne Browne & Paul Cox offer advice on the Jason Mohammad programme, with @JamieOwenBBC.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mzk7b
Suzanne joined Jamie Owen on the Jason Mohammad programme to explain tax relief and pensions. What could it mean for you?
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What are the benefits of having a one? Is it better to invest in property? How will legislation changes affect me? Pension experts Suzanne Browne & Paul Cox offer advice on the Jason Mohammad programme, with @JamieOwenBBC. http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01mzk7b