Desolation Radio

In this episode we talk to Kirsti Bohata about Postcolonialism. We discuss identity, hybridity, Postcolonial literature and more! Listen with your favourite farm animal.

Ho ho ho, it's Christmas! Or at least just was. Enjoy our new episode with Rob Griffiths. We talk mainly about Lexit, but squeeze some stuff in about Corbyn too. Enjoy!

This episode we catch up with Doug Jones to talk about his book The Communist Party of Great Britain and The National Question in Wales.

We cover the history of the party in Wales, the effect it had on the Welsh Political landscape and the disputes within it! Enjoy comrades!

This ep we're joined by Polly Manning to talk about her experience in Oxford (for 9 days). We cover why she left, her thoughts on the elitism of Oxford. We also dip into some cultural and social capital and what that means for kids in school. Bourdieu baby! Enjoy!

This week we're joined by Barnaby Philips of the RCG. We talk the decay of Capitalism, Corbyn, Venezuela, Cuba, Brexit and more. Buckle in friends!

Waddup friends! This week we talk with Russell Todd about Communities First! We discuss its role, legacy and demise. Each listen comes with a free bag of Doritos.

In the first part of an ongoing series we're joined by Sandy Clubb from Yes Cymru. We talk about the organisation, Welsh Indy and the movie Serpico. Enjoy!

Episode 32! This week we talk to Western Mail Political Journalist Martin Shipton about his new book on George Thomas. We cover his brown nosing career, allegations of paedophilia, response to Aberfan and his general bastard-ness. Hope you enjoy!

We're back! This week we discuss Militarisation in Wales! Woo!

We talk about how poorer areas are developed, recruitment visits in schools and how the knowledge economy relating to Wales.

We also have an extended version of this episode in which we talk about the militarisation in general and how it bleeds into society. If you would like the episode as well please message us and we'll email it to you.

This week we talk to Simon Brooks about his new book - Why Wales Never Was: The Failure of Welsh Nationalism.

We discuss liberalism, its relationship to Wales and what it means for Independence.