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Radio Wales,29 Jul 2026,121 mins

Jason Mohammad takes your calls on Parkinson's, Cardiff airport and middle age rave.

The Phone In

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Singer-songwriter Carly Simon has opened up about how she is "learning to live" with Parkinson's. The 83-year-old said: "Some days I'm so tired I can't get the day moving at all. But I have not stopped living, and I have not stopped working" - and she has a new album out next month. What's your experience of Parkinson's? Do you have the condition? Do you care for a loved one? Do you use Cardiff airport regularly? New research has suggested that building at third runway at Heathrow Airport could take jobs away from other regions and airports like Cardiff could lose passengers. The UK Government says Heathrow's expansion would bring benefits across the country, while Cardiff Airport says - regional airports play a vital role in connecting local communities to international destinations, supporting tourism and trade, creating skilled jobs and contributing to economic growth. How important is Cardiff Airport to you? And we're talking about the benefits of going out dancing. It's good exercise, can reduce stress and help you connect with people. A study has shown that women over 40 in particular are turning to raves and many haven't actually stopped going out dancing since they were young. Do you still go to the disco? Call or WhatsApp 03700 100 110 or Text 8 10 12. Be part of the nation's conversation.

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  1. Track
    Artist
  2. 1.
    Sit Down
    Sit Down
    James
  3. 2.
    Nobody Does It Better
    Nobody Does It Better
    Carly Simon
  4. 3.
    Theme From S-Express
    Theme From S-Express
    S’Express