“It wasn’t a Nazi salute I promise!” This week the pod covers everything from international politics to local government.

Will starts fanboying over a group of Welsh local councillors who took on the Welsh Government and won whereas Mel admits that perhaps she may actually not dislike all politicians!

They also breakdown the good and the bad of Mark Drakeford’s interview and ask the question: “Why doesn’t he enact these good ideas?”

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For Wales, See Wales has their first ever guest in the form of former First Minister Mark Drakeford.

What better way to welcome this cheese obsessed politician than with some brie, Caerphilly and…erm… Babybels?

The gang scrutinise Mr Drakeford over Labour’s record in Wales and how the Welsh NHS can be fixed. Plus we find out what he really thought of Boris Johnson and what his relationship is like with Keir Starmer’s Westminster Government.

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In this week pod Will enters a rage spiral after Reform refuses to name a Welsh leader. The gang discuss whether Nigel Farage’s party (or should that be company) has Wales’ best interests at heart.

Elsewhere Mel explains how Welsh cakes once got her in trouble with Mexican border force and Robin makes his pitch to be First Minister.

Plus some very exciting news about a live show…

In this week’s episode, the For Wales See Wales gang get environmental. Will breaks down Wales’ position on the fight against climate change, Mel admits she is a high-emissions girly and Robin confesses a vendetta against Norman Price.

From considering the biodiversity of Bannau Brycheiniog to debating the Welsh Government’s plans for adapting the agricultural industry, the three delve into the question: What can Wales do to reach ‘Net Zero’?

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Mel, Robin and Will put their heads together to make some bold predictions for what will happen in Welsh politics in 2025.

Can we expect an official Welsh leader of Reform? Will the Tories change leader (again)? The gang make their predictions and show their workings.

They also start working their way through a string of listener questions including whether Wales is in decline and whether there is such a thing as “Mid-Wales”.

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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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