
Your one-stop shop for everything Welsh politics and current affairs. Felicity Evans and James Williams discuss the big issues with exclusive interviews and in-depth analysis.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 75 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsGovernment | |||

Fliss and James catch up with our Health, Education and Environment Correspondent to unpack the policies and issues that have made it big in the Senedd election campaign so far — and those that haven’t.
Guto Ifan of the Wales Governance Centre joins Fliss and James to unpack the key themes emerging from the six main parties’ manifestos and to take a close look at whether the numbers behind their promises add up.
The journalist behind the Undercover Voters project, Ben Summer, is back with a new story from his research. This time, he’s been examining how much political parties have been spending on social media over the Senedd election campaign. To find out m... more
Walescast has been hitting the road to speak to voters across the country. This week, on his final stop, James is in Newport, which is part of the new Casnewydd Islwyn constituency. He talks to local people about the issues that matter most ahead of ... more
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Dreadful interview where all parties including the hosts over talking and shouting down the other party making it impossible to follow the discussion.
Only just discovered this podcast and I’m really enjoying it. I’m interested in all things politics, economics, and of course, Cymru so this podcast is perfect. Diolch for a top pod.
I was listening to the latest podcast
“A Difference of Opinion” while chopping carrots. I only meant to chop a few, but was got so involved, that I absentmindedly chopped the whole two pound bag! You don’ t get much higher praise than that!!! Diolch am eich gwaith caled.
Love this weekly podcast as it informs us about in ins and outs of politics and does so in layman’s terms! ❤️
Was listening and it was a good podcast but your guest was too Labour centric and there is at times I feel a lack of balance and a lack of what feels like willingness to really question things. So no one raises the lack of polling by companies like survation in Wales or the issues around delivery for certain ministers who got reappointed.
The podcast would be improved if there was some forensic analysis of things a bit more, is X really suited on delivering on Y major project etc. In what ways... more
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A politics and current affairs show focused on Welsh issues, policy, and governance. Episodes center on manifesto analyses, focus-group style voter insights, field reports from towns, and deep dives with economic and policy experts. Regular discussions cover cost of living, NHS pressures, education funding, and the mechanics of devolution, often contrasting party proposals and examining funding feasibility with independent economists. Notable strengths include in-depth policy scrutiny, practical on-the-ground reporting, and a blend of academic and media perspectives that help translate complex Welsh politics for a broad audience.
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Recent guests on Walescast include:
1. Ben Summer
2. Professor Martin Innes
3. Dr Emma Connolly
4. Jac Larner
5. Dan Davies
6. Luke Tryl
7. David Philips
8. Stefan Messinger
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