Taith Bywyd

Presenter, influencer and activist Jess Davies is guided by Owain Llyr Williams as she retraces the key places of her life. Together they revisit the important locations and the people who have influenced her journey, reflecting on how each has contributed to her personal and professional growth.

Jess Davies is a programme presented in a single‑episode format, centred on the life of Jess Davies herself. The series lists Jess as a presenter, influencer and activist, and positions her as the focal point of the broadcast. In the episode, Owain Llyr Williams acts as a guide, taking Jess on a personal tour of her own story. Together they revisit the places that have mattered most to her, stopping at the sites that mark key moments in her journey and meeting the individuals who have left a mark on her path. The structure of the show follows a series of stops, each linked to a particular stage of Jess’s public work. Williams prompts her to reflect on how each location and each encounter contributed to the person she is today, keeping the narrative anchored in her own recollections. By the end of the episode, viewers are offered a glimpse of the network of places and people that have shaped Jess’s career and activism. The programme therefore provides a straightforward, on‑the‑ground account of her development, framed through the lens of her own experiences and the people who have influenced her along the way.