Good Will (Hayward) to all men, red-breasted Christmas Robin (Morgan) and jingles Mels (Owen), it’s time for a festive pod.

The gang gets very April 2020 and has a quiz. Turns out Mel loves power, Egghead Robin has a very competitive streak and Will knows an uncanny amount about older women.

The pod’s males battle it out in a Welsh politics knowledge battle while Mel reflects on her borderline unhealthy love of reindeer.

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This week Mel asked the big question - “what are you wearing Will?”.

Will (and his “Year 8 vibes”) talks through his interview with Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth.

Robin and Mel break down and react to exactly how the Senedd might look in 2026 and what the chances are of Reform being the official opposition.

Plus the Welsh Government announce their new draft budget and Mark Drakefod bangs the ominous gong for Plaid’s “day of reckoning”.

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If you take one thing from this episode, know this - Mel does not want the church and state to mix.

The team breaks down Andrew RT Davies using “the language of the farm” while Will eats Nigella Lawson’s cookies.

Robin explains his manifesto, where he lays out why he wants politicians to be paid more and all three guess the only two places in Wales who are projected to have no Labour MSs.

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The team breakdown an “earthquake” of a new poll which shows Plaid Cymru leading in Wales for the first time in 14 years.

Will interviews Eluned Morgan who sets a pretty ambitious target for the Welsh NHS.

Meanwhile Mel analyses the challenge facing the Welsh Tories and asks where the talent is?

Though the biggest question the gang answers comes from Robin - exactly what crisps would Lee Anderson eat?

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So it turns out Will really loves birds of prey…

As well as that bombshell, the gang discuss the awful flooding in South Wales.

The chat then turns to Welshness and Welsh identity. Robin reveals he was born in England (“don’t hate a baby”), Will realises he has probably gone native while Mel explains her long and turbulent relationship with Welshness that led her from the Conservative Party to wearing a Yma o Hyd fleece.

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This week the pod discuss how Eluned Morgan got her rave on, Wales gets shafted a different way by HS2 and what Labour have planned for the Welsh NHS.

We then deep dive into the last general election results and discover that it’s a myth that Labour voters are going to Reform and find out that the Conservatives are literally dying out.

Most importantly, we discuss the rampant injustice that Robin isn’t the GQ man of the year …

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A bumper episode this week where the gang look at the threat Reform pose in Wales at the next Senedd election.

Will spends the day at the party's conference where he interviews Nigel Farage and is mocked by Lee Anderson. He also reveals he once considered “no platforming his Nan”.

Mel breaks down the best way to speak to someone who you don’t agree with and Robin reveals that he is positive to the point of being unbearable.

Along with exclusive interviews with Reform voters in Wales this is possibly the gang's most important podcast yet.

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Our first emergency pod!

Robin and Will dive into the US election with the final result coming in while they record.

While the election of Donald Trump might have big ramifications for the wider world, there are important lessons for us to learn here in Wales.

What does this mean for Cymru? Why are populist leaders doing so well? What can moderates do about it? Are there parallels between Welsh and American politics?

Plus, Will goes full on Tory MP and makes a bet on the outcome of the election while Robin describes the insanity that is writing comedy as an election plays out live.

Both guys grieve the fact that Mel can’t join them this week because she is on holiday (and definitely not at the Trump after party)....