Welcome to the For the Many podcast, end of the year awards, which I know everyone's been looking forward to because they were such a hit last year.

We've got about 50 awards to dole out in the next hour, haven't we?

So it's going to be quite a long one.

Who are misses?

We may not get to the end, I think it's fair to say.

No, I think that is true.

We've got, as we go down the list, they become sort of rather mini awards, like Spad of the Year, pressure group of the year.

Welsh politician of the Year.

Oh, oops. Sorry.

It doesn't get more marginal than that, does it?

I had to really think about that one, but I hope we get to that because my choice might

be rather controversial.

Oh, good.

Oh, well, let's make sure we do then, because I've got a choice.

Well, why don't we actually start from the bottom of the list upwards? Because then we get to the politician of the year right at the end. Oh, okay. Yeah. Wouldn't it? So we'll race through the first ones. Right. I don't know what you've got. I've added one at the end, so you're going to have to think on this podcast of the year, because I don't think that was on the list. And I'm going to nominate Brexit cast as a podcast of the year, not that I actually listen to it very much. But I think it's had such an impact on the world of political podcasting, which is something that you can do if you have the marketing power of the BBC behind you, I guess, which if we had, we would be podcasted

the year, I suspect. political podcasting, which is something that you can do if you have the marketing power of the BBC

behind you, I guess, which if we had, we would be podcast of the year, I suspect, wouldn't we?

Well, I was going to say, obviously, all of these, it goes without saying, are behind the

for the many podcasts, which is clearly the podcast of the year. I suppose if it had to be, well,

if it doesn't have to be political, I still like

the fortunately podcast, actually. And of course, the thing about the BBC is that all their

bloody programmes turn into podcasts anyway. So essentially you can sort of listen to any programme as a

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