BBC Radio Wales

And yeah, the standard is definitely raised since I was a teenager.

We have Welsh language radio channels, Radio Cymru, which means Radio Wales, not to be confused with Radio Wales, the English Radio Wales.

Oh no.

Yeah.

Live commentary on the weekend.

Wales against USA on Radio Wales, Radio Cymru.

And on TV as well.

Thursday, the warm-up will give an extended preview, especially to those two features, the, the Wales game against USA and the Welsh team's hopes and fortunes potentially in the URC.

I mean, that is very true in your car.

I mean, in your mid-30s, you were doing well, you were working on Radio Wales, you were presenting what you'd love to do, but then suddenly everything changed.

Were you losing patience in those first 10 or 15 years? It was towards the

end, yeah, towards the end, just before it all happened for me with the show called Marion and Geoff.

Anything I can do.

For anyone who doesn't know what that's in reference to, Global Church History went on BBC Radio Wales.

and did a little interview, did a talk, and then he tweeted the link at me and I retweeted it.

It's the least I can do for you, sir.

Bas- basics on and off the field.

Um, what do you think about the Six Nation? I mean, I, I, I was on the Radio Wales phone in the next day [laughs] after these quotes, because immediately people are going, "Oh, this is, how can you, how can you do this?" I do, I, I think this is very much a World Rugby idea, a World Rugby theory, that would have to be approved by the Six Nations and by the individual unions.

So I think it's miles off potentially happening.

Italy via Ireland is the game that'd be most likely for it to happen.

Is there anything online? Yeah, I think so.

We would have been played on like Radio Wales and stuff like that.

Okay.

Yeah, I don't know how available it is.

The Terracon, which is a, a human composting convention that happens in Tacoma, had a fair whack of individuals representing various faiths from Europe and the United States present at the convention in twenty twenty six, and the reaction was initially negative until they started looking into it, earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust, we return to the earth.

And we, interestingly, [chuckles] we did a, a panel show for, um, BBC Radio Wales a couple of months ago, and they, they couldn't find anybody to come on the panel to, to object.

To object.

I mean, this-- so, so maybe your idea isn't, as you said, ashes to ashes, dust to dust, earth...

I wonder about Wrexham at the start of each season, and I do think they sometimes catch you out in that I firmly believe that the slower start comes from touring America and Down Under in pre-season.

I've said it, I don't know how many times, well, as many times as they've been there, I've said, I think the slow start is, you know, I remember doing a Wrexham game for Radio Wales a few years ago, the first home game, and I'm saying, they're just not ready yet.

Their legs aren't there.

So Wrexham's start can be a bit misleading sometimes, At the moment, you've got to say Swansea are looking good, but it's going to be so tight.