BBC Radio Cymru
In October 1999, whilst still at University, Terwyn joined the BBC Radio Cymru presenting team where he co-presented Gang Bangor, a youth music programme, with Dylan Wyn and Owain Gwilym. In 2000, he acquired a new partner - Stephen Edwards and both continued to present Gang Bangor, before it was replaced by C2. An attempt to launch a Welsh language version of Radio Caroline in the Menai Straits was however abandoned.
Terwyn co-presented the late-night slot on C2 every Thursday and Friday between 11pm - 1am with Stephen Edwards and Jeni Lyn, and also on Saturday mornings between 10.30am - 12.30pm. Later, the slot was changed to a later time of 12.30pm - 2.00pm, this time under the Steve a Terwyn branding. .
In October 2007, Steve and Terwyn's programme came to an end. He spent a month working at a KIbbutz.
Terwyn is still a regular voice on BBC Radio Cymru, contributing sometimes to the Caryl Parry Jones and Dafydd Du programme. He also is a stand-in presenter of BBC Radio Cymru's daily early-morning farming news bulletin, and on the Geraint Lloyd programme when Dei Tomos and Geraint Lloyd are away on holiday.
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