Desolation Radio

Hunker down in your nuclear bunker for this episode. We speak to activist Robat Idris about the nuclear industrial complex and its tentacle like reach into local and national government. We discuss Horizon, Wylfa B, dispel some of the pro nuclear leftist arguments and discuss Rob's trip to Japan. Best enjoyed sandwiched between a Mad Max marathon. Oh what a lovely day!

Tom and his wonderful hair are back to talk to us about the BBC (again). In this episode we discuss the BBC's horror show during the 2019 election, the collapse of editorial standards and oversight and why the left should care about what happens to the BBC. Stay around until the end for some hair care tips from Tom.

In this news round episode taster we rant about the Welsh Budget, Labour leadership and what it means for Wales, the new History Curriculum and all the business ventures of Bridgend's newest MP.

warning - this podcast is rated R: contains very strong language and very strong accents

Dan travelled up to Merthyr to talk to our mates Ross and NEO about the key topics: expats, 'the psycho', JK Rowling's transphobia, Prince Phillip being dead, the movie Cats, 'I loves the diff' (argh) and the boys' new podcast.

The anatomy of the aftermath of a tragedy. We talk about how 40 years of deindustrialisation, Corbyn capitulating to a second Ref and the atomisation of the working class led to the election result. Dust yourself off and get back up.

Coming live from the Guardian Towers! We talk to 'Senior' Economics Editor Aditya Chakrabortty about Corbynism as a political vehicle, what will happen if he loses the election and touch a bit of Brexit too. Enjoy with some spaghetti!

In this episode we met Joe Glenton author of Soldier Box, to talk us through his new documentary A Very British Institution: The UK Military and the Far-Right. We also talked about the army, structural racism, the links between the military and insurgent far right in the UK and what a radical defence policy might look like. Enjoy!

For this episode we're joined by Patrick McGuinness (@padrigmcg) he talks to us about his beef with Leighton Andrews and Dai Smith, the literary scene in Wales and his new book Throw Me to the Wolves about his time on Take Me Out.

Waddup! Normally for Patreons only but this week we're giving a little sip of our premium content to everyone. Drink full and descend.

Put down your blades and light some incense it's time to talk poetry. This episode we're joined by real life poets Nia Davies (@niapolly) and Rhys Trimble (@rhystrimble) who tell us that poetry isn't for nonces. We cover how they got started, how to publish, the poetry scene in Wales and try to summon Baphomet. All hail the horned one.