We're going meta again and looking back at our own history once more. This little snippet was pulled from our episode on Owain Llawgoch, the would be Welsh prince that was bankrolled by France to kick up a fuss with the English.

So of course the chosen clip is about David Hasslehoff and conversation that doesn't give a monkeys about social convention. Full episode here if you fancy it.

Prepare a feast, fetch the finest mead and summon the most whimsical jesters in the land for we are once again welcoming a guest into the great halls of Tales for Wales.

This week we chat about some of our favourite nuggets of history with a true scholar of the Cymru of old, the mega brain behind Cambrian Chronicles.

Hit play and give us a listen then head over to Cam Chronie's channel and fall down the historic rabbit hole he's put together there.

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This week we turn back to look at another episode we released when we were mere podcasting babies thinking it would be fun to delve into our own personal histories, complete with stupid anecdotes and mainly just us laughing at shit we've said to each other a thousand times before.

If that sounds like your bad though (and why wouldn't it?) you can listen to the full episode right here.

The king of the golden age of piracy is the gift that keeps on giving and although we don't agree with the numerous murders (not to mention being t-total), he's simply too cool not to keep talking about.

Hit play and witness Pirate Barti boy receive another prestigious accolade, becoming the only pirate to feature on the Tales for Wales podcast thrice.

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Once again, Thursday comes a knockin' and again we glance backwards into the catalogue of episodes gone by.

If you fancy hearing the full tale of treachery just hit this link, my loves.

Adding to the list of famous Welsh criminals this week is a red headed chancer who had a big old case of kleptomania before Winona Ryder made it cool (desperately hoping fellow 90's babies will get that reference).

Hit play and let us list to you the many crimes and prison breaks of the infamous Coch Bach y Bala (The Little Red of Bala).

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Another jaunt through our earlier catalogue this fine Thursday and this time we're reminiscing about the time the Wales laid the smackdown on those naughty Normans and sent them packing off the side of a mountain.

As always you can check out the full story if you're keen, click here and hear in full how the beautiful Welsh boios gave the Normans what for.

While we've got princes and rebellions up the wazoo, the Welsh also have a few big names that looked at the law as less of a doctrine to live by and more of an obstacle course to navigate.

Hit play and listen to us natter about one such big time time boyo, a Welsh gangster who rubbed shoulders with the some of the biggest names in organised crime.

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Throwback Friday? Does that work? Like it or not this weeks episode rerun is a tad late but just as blooming entertaining as ever. This week we're looking back to the medieval sport of Cnapan and as usual the clip is just us chinwagging off topic.

If you did want to know more about the brutality that was medieval celtic football you can find the full episode here my loves.

Time for another ultimate Welsh team up complete with a Doctor, some drinking and some historical whimsy to fill your dome with. We're not sure who or why we picked this topic but pick it we did and by Jove I think we've nailed it.

It may be the 7th biggest island in Britain, but it's always number 1 in our hearts. Hit play to hear our burning passion.

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If you don't know the good Doctor, have a word with yourself. Then do better by checking this Welsh legend out.