The first ever television chat show in the Cornish language has been launched. Two pilot episodes of 'Jaqi ha Jerry' have been made with money from FEAST - a programme funded by Arts Council England and Cornwall Council, and managed by Creative Kernow. The
programme, hosted by Jerry Sethir and Jaqi Heard, is a half-hour show
on the online Cornish language TV channel 'Pellwolok an Gernewegva'.
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