Martin Johnes's guest appearances

Martin Johnes

Desolation Radio

What next for Wales?

Simon Brooks

Doug Jones

Chuck D

David Graeber

Rhian E. Jones

James Meadway

Connor Beaton

Michael Hardt

Steve Howell

George Thomas

Tom Mills

Michael Higgins

Nia Davies

Gareth Davies

Aditya Chakrabortty

OwlTail

What next for Wales? is a new podcast series from Theo Davies-Lewis, looking at the most important issues in Welsh society in 2021. In the first episode, Theo is joined by the historian Martin Johnes, author of Wales since 1939 and Wales: England’s Colony?, to discuss the break-up of the UK, Welsh nationalism and, of course, Wales-England relations in rugby.If you'd like to read more of Martin’s work on his website: https://martinjohnes.com/. And to keep-up-to-date with the podcast, follow us on Twitter: @whatnext4walesThis series is available across most podcast mediums – including Soundcloud, Spotify and Apple – so please like and subscribe to receive the next episode automatically.

What next for Wales? is a new podcast series from Theo Davies-Lewis, looking at the most important issues in Welsh society in 2021. In the first episode, Theo is joined by the historian Martin Johnes, author of Wales since 1939 and Wales: England’s Colony?, to discuss the break-up of the UK, Welsh nationalism and, of course, Wales-England relations in rugby. If you'd like to read more of Martin’s work on his website: <a href="https://martinjohnes.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://martinjohnes.com/</a>. And to keep-up-to-date with the podcast, follow us on Twitter: @whatnext4wales This series is available across most podcast mediums – including Soundcloud, Spotify and Apple – so please like and subscribe to receive the next episode automatically.

Episode 1: Martin Johnes

Waddup brah! This week we talk to Martin Johnes about Wales since 1939. We cover how identity has changed since then and what it means to be 'Welsh' also a bit of Devolution and Independence for you! Aren't you so lucky!

19. History of Wales (since 1939) feat. Martin Johnes