Teena is a Professor of Occupational Therapy and Wellbeing. She is interested in how creativity and meaning in life facilitates wellbeing and has published several books and articles on the topic, as well as speaking at conferences, on the radio and TV.
She is about to retire from the day job and is looking forward to pursuing her creative interests and becoming the person she has always wanted to be.

Helo! Llio dw i. I am a subtitler for TV programmes in Cymraeg.
My first language is Cymraeg and I love that more Cymraeg is being included in the festival this year.
I grew up in Pen Llŷn in north west Wales but have lived in Llanilltud Fawr since 2021.
I joined Colhuw Book Club back in 2022 and not only has it inspired me to start reading again and read different genres but it’s also made me feel part of a lovely community here- which has led me to Three Streams!
Away from the computer screen and flicking through chapters, I love spending time with my family, training for triathlons, dark chocolate and chai lattes.

Richard was born in Cardiff. Having worked for more than 25 years in fresh produce businesses, he is now a partner in Waffle, a local business that helps the festival with marketing, photography and social media.

Richard is also the primary contact for our Sponsors & Business Club members.

Edwin is an Anglican priest.  He has spent almost 4 decades in parishes, from inner city Cardiff to the rural Vale of Glamorgan, also working as a chaplain in prisons, a psychiatric hospital and the Territorial Army.  For 16 years, he was Diocesan Director of Education for Llandaff Diocese and, for 10 of those years, Director of Education for the Church in Wales. 

Since 2016 Edwin has been based in Llantwit Major, a world-renowned centre of Celtic Christian learning, developing the work of the church at the heart of that community.  Religious broadcasting is a particular passion, and he is a regular contributor to programmes on Radio Wales and Radio 4.

Married to Karen, Edwin is a keen runner with a passion for punk rock, reggae, and Cardiff City.  Middle age has also fostered an interest in science, economics and all the things he was hopeless at in school.

Robin was born in South Wales next to the sea. When he was 17 years old, he enrolled as a student at the United World College of the Atlantic with the specific intention of becoming crew with the RNLI station located within the school. A draw to the ocean has dictated most of Robin’s life decisions.

Robin founded Atlantic Pacific in 2014, following a visit to Japan. Their work is far-reaching, from St Donat's, to London, to the rest of the world.