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Hey there, thanks so much for the ask!

S2 hasn't been confirmed yet, but we're still hopeful. Essentially, Creative Scotland asked us to apply for funding from Arts Council Wales, which we did, but Arts Council Wales told us they refuse to fund any podcasts...six months after we applied to them. SO! Now we're going back to Creative Scotland, and crossing our fingers and toes.

Hello! Hahaha I enjoy that Kay is 'clearly not geography'

Dai was studying an undergrad in Wildlife Photography, Gwaine was studying an MA in Art History. Gwen yep, medical student (3rd year), Perry was doing their PhD on early medieval Arthuriana, and yes Morgan was studying Engineering.

Arthur was doing Economics, Kay was studying French! Both were in their final year.

I got to practice reading a lot of signs but wasn't brave enough to try speaking any welsh to a real person. lol.

My some highlights include getting a sunburn in llandudno/great orne (it was over 80 degrees!), getting a tour through the Bangor University Arthurian collection and special collection (shout out to Shan), my friend getting told off for accidentally using a not public bathroom in a bookstore in Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, the five hour train ride down to cardiff, using our air bnb host's BBC iPlayer account to make my friend watch the show Staged (we only got through s2) because you can't find episode 1 anywhere online, the ceilings in castell couch and Cardiff castle, and buying way too many souvenirs just cus they have welsh written on them.

We also did southern Scotland (Edinburgh, Glasgow, Stirling, and Paisley) and parts of England (Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Whitby, York, Bakewell just for the Chatsworth House, Sheffield, Liverpool, Sailsbury for Stonehenge, and Oxford, then we bused to Heathrow to fly out).

This is absolutely wonderful!!! I'm so so glad you visited Wales and that you enjoyed it. Prifysgol Bangor is where I learned modern Welsh over the summer!!

Llanfairpwyll is a key destination of course, and Tobias from the show actually lives in Cardiff! Amber (@tincanaudio) is in Glasgow too and I'm very pleased you made it there. I'm a huge, huge fan of York, it's arguably my favourite city in the UK.

Shwmae!! Thank you so much, we're so glad you enjoyed the show! The Welsh podcasts we recommended at the end of the episodes are:

Gather the Suspects

We Know None

Chain of Being

Not Quite Dead

Ethics Town

Oblivity also stars a Welsh actor, and since we released, a new show called The Field by yello brick productions came out, which is set in Wales and has a Welsh cast (including our own Tobias Weatherburn!)

The creator of Not Quite Dead, Eira Major, is a Welsh voice actor and writer who's actually made three shows - also check out Spirit Box Radio and his most recent show, Remnants.