Hello and welcome to this free episode of TF. It is myself, Riley, and I am joined by Hussein and Alice. How's it going, guys?

I've been really like, I've been wondering whether I should try to do the Milo voice, but I'm not going to, because I don't like doing voices and I don't want to do voices.

Yeah, this is, this is a Milo-less episode because we've locked Milo in the studio toilet so that he can't make any sort of like anti-whales remarks.

Yeah.

Oh, yeah.

This was, he was going to come up with a whole new character that we would really love for

five minutes and then spend 10 months hating.

So he has been sequestered well away from the recording.

And instead, we're very pleased to be joined uh by the national wales z's uh beka

wilkes beca how's it going hello i'm good yeah i'm here to be pro wales absolutely

well we're i think we are we're going to be talking about uh it through this about about

whales because things are things are going on in Welsh

politics and, um, doings are occurring. Things doing so transpiring. That's right. Are they

really? Yeah. Well, a lot of white papers are being called for. And if I know anything from

English politics, uh, that means, that means changes are a common.

Oh, we love a white paper. We love a call for responses. Because, but people need urgent

social and public services that have spent the last sort of four years getting residualized

into nothing. The important thing to do is to make sure you spend two years before you give

them anything so you can make sure a range of voices are heard.

So we'll be talking a little bit about what's going on in Wales politically. And then I think

in a wider sense, I think it's worth talking a little bit just about how how Welsh politics works

maybe misconceptions of it that might be abiding over here on this side of the border

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