• Ep20: Wales Shafted Again

  • Feb 20 2025
  • Length: 52 mins
  • Podcast

Ep20: Wales Shafted Again

  • Summary

  • A bumper episode where Will reveals he is both Moses and a serial frog murderer.

    The gang breakdown the cuts to the arts and sport in Wales before delving into why Cymru gets so much less money when it comes to National Parks.

    Elsewhere Welsh Tory leader Darren Millar tries to justify “that” trip to the USA while his party debate who is actually in charge.

    Plus BBC presenter Iolo Williams speaks to the pod to give his views on Wales’ green spaces.

    Tickets are still available for the For Wales, See Wales Live Show at Cardiff’s Glee Club on March 2nd: https://booking.glee.co.uk/21914?. 20% discount with the code: FWSW20

    Big thanks to our sponsors ACT Training and Lion Containers

    For Wales, See Wales is a HayMan Media Production.


    About FWSW

    100 years ago if you had picked up the Encyclopaedia Britannica and looked up “Wales” you would have seen four words - ‘For Wales, see England.’

    This implied that Wales was no different to England. Not worthy of its own description. Second fiddle. Frankly, it implied that Wales was simply less of a country.

    That is why we have launched our podcast: For Wales, See Wales.

    It is a weekly look at Welsh politics looking at the issues that matter to people here.

    There are so many people who are passionately Welsh, who care about Wales and want to better understand what is happening here.

    The more informed people are on Welsh issues, the more they are able to hold politicians and decision makers to account for the things that affect their lives.

    Just as importantly, we want to have a good laugh talking and learning about the country we love.


    Get in touch at ForWalesSeeWales@gmail.com

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