This week it’s just the three of us in a very special Christmas episode. We cover it all, from the build up to the shopping and the day itself.

We chat about our favourite films, presents, tunes and traditions and attempt to answer the important questions like when the hell are you allowed to open the Christmas Pringles?

Plus find out why Aled’s started stripping, what made Richard cry and who Simon used to bath with. Let's all get festive with this jam-packed Christmas cracker!

So stick the kettle on, sit back and let’s all have a cuppa tea is it?

Joining us this week is…let’s call him…Steve.

Steve wishes to remain anonymous as his incredible story involves a stretch in prison 20 years ago for conspiracy to defraud major financial institutions.  These days things are a little different as he’s completely reformed and recently finished his Masters in comedy writing.

We chat to him about his early life, how he got involved in criminal activities, how he got caught and how he dealt with a custodial sentence. Plus, we ask him if he will ever turn his story into a film script?

Steve is such a nice guy with a fascinating tale to tell and he gives us a very honest and frank account of how he and his friends went on a spate of victimless crime in order to stick it to the man.

So stick the kettle on, sit back, and let’s all have a cuppa tea is it?

We’ve got a special bonus edition for you this week. A collection of cutting room floor material that never made any episodes.

There’s no guests, just us three, and it’s jam packed with chat about all sorts. Like toasters, Wimpy, IKEA, bingo, soap for your balls and a confession about our drinking habits.

Plus find out what Aled’s addicted to, why Richard feels like a grandad and who caused Simon’s heart to race.

So stick the kettle on, sit back and let’s all have a cuppa tea is it?

Joining us this week is actress and West End star Vivien Parry.

We chat about an amazing career that’s taken her from writing skits for the Brownies as a child to Theatre Clwyd, Broadway and London’s West End where she currently stars in one of the most iconic and successful musicals of all time, Cabaret.

We also learn about her Yoga skills, her bus driving licence and how training to be a therapist helped her with her own mental health.

Viv is a good friend of the show and very kindly joins us on her one day off from a busy schedule to share a wealth of her wisdom and experience.

So stick the kettle on, sit back and let’s all have a cuppa tea is it?

Joining us this week is journalist, broadcaster and news presenter, Jennifer Jones.

We chat about being a magician’s assistant, William Wordsworth’s bust, and dealing with what has been an historic news cycle over the last few years.

Plus find out what she always carries with her in the boot of her car.

Jennifer’s calm and reassuring delivery of the news has become part and parcel of our lives and she gives us a fascinating insight into what goes on behind the scenes. She’s also lovely and an absolute joy to talk to.

So stick the kettle on, sit back and let’s all have a cuppa tea is it?!

Joining us this week is Football Association of Wales Chief Executive, Noel Mooney. 

With both the men and women’s teams doing, we chat about the incredible work that’s going on behind the scenes to capitalise on the current momentum, and get a fascinating insight into building a sustainable future that’s diverse, inclusive and progressive. 

This is more than just football. It’s about turning success on the pitch into a brand that benefits the whole of Wales, and Noel’s vision, energy and passion point towards an exciting and positive future.

So stick the kettle on, sit back and let’s all have a cuppa tea is it?

Joining us this week is actress Kimberley Nixon. 

We chat about Caribbean islands, celebrity Mastermind, recording self tape auditions with her husband, and her quest to obtain free dungarees.

Plus after learning to deal with a diagnosis of postnatal OCD, Kimberley tells us how she’s now Kim-fluencing others to open up and talk about this condition, inspiring people through her brand new podcast Kim-fluencing My Brain.

Funny, friendly and ever so honest. She’s a wonderful story teller and an absolute delight to talk to.

So stick the kettle on, sit back, and let’s all have a cuppa tea is it?

This week it’s just the three of us in a Halloween special. We’ve swapped guests for ghosts to find out what we really think about pumpkins, costumes and Derek Acorah.

We tackle the important questions like should we decorate? What’s the most scared we’ve ever been? And was Jamie Lee Curtis born with a penis?

Plus find out what made Simon walk to Sychdyn in the middle of the night. Whether you love it or hate it, trick or treat yourself to this one!

Stick the kettle on, sit back and let’s all have a cuppa tea is it?

Joining us this week is none other than Sir Bryn Terfel.

We chat to him about the beginnings of a budding young singer on the family farm, dealing with a 4 year work diary, and the difficulty people have in pronouncing his name! Plus find out why he once gave Rhys Ifans the V sign.

His incredible voice and extraordinary career has taken him all over the world and it was a joy and privilege to spend a wonderfully entertaining hour with him.

He’s every bit as warm, friendly and humble as you’d expect.

So stick the kettle on, sit back and let’s all have a cuppa tea is it?

Joining us this week is fight director and actor, Kevin McCurdy.

We chat about picking up a sword for the first time, causing carnage on set, and country dancing in church. Plus find out which show sounded like Llanelli on a Saturday night.

With a career spanning 30 years in TV, Film and Theatre, Kev gives us an amazing insight into the fascinating world of stage combat.

He’s an incredibly talented teacher and performer, and one of the nicest guys you could ever wish to meet.

So stick the kettle on, sit back and let’s all have a cuppa tea is it?