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The Oddball Podcast: Episode 2

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By Daniel Taylor, William Edwards, Anindya Hazra
| cardiffjournalism.co.uk
The Oddball Podcast is your guide to the strangest sports and activities you probably haven’t experienced before . In each episode, our hosts: Anindya, Will and Dan will explore a new ‘odd’ sport or activity. Our aim is to understand and experience them. In this week’s episode, our hosts tried historical re-enactment. To guide our audience, this week we have Kallan Lewis, who is Social Secretary for Cardiff’s Historia Normannis re-enactment society.
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The Oddball Podcast

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By Daniel Taylor, Anindya Hazra, William Edwards
| cardiffjournalism.co.uk
Welcome to The Oddball Podcast, your exploration of Wales’ weirdest, wackiest sports and activities. The Oddball Podcast is your guide to the strangest sports you probably haven’t played. Each episode, our hosts: Anindya, Will and Dan will explore a new ‘odd’ sport or activity. Our aim is to understand the sport, and play some too. Episode 1: Hurling: The world’s oldest field sport.
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Eight Welsh icons to know before coming to Cardiff

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By William Edwards
| cardiffjournalism.co.uk
Michael Sheen has once again demonstrated his commitment to social justice, making headlines after helping to clear medical debt for NHS patients in Wales. The acclaimed actor, known for Frost/Nixon, The Queen, and Good Omens, has long championed causes close to home, declaring himself a “not-for-profit actor” and funding projects to combat homelessness and child poverty.
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