2 Welsh Dads x Mark Williams – Dads, Emotions & the Power of Speaking Up

The 2 Welsh Dads Podcast teams up with Mark Williams, one of Wales’ leading voices in fathers’ mental health, for an honest, heartfelt, and deeply relatable conversation about what it really feels like to be a dad who’s struggling.

In this episode, we dive into the moments dads don’t always talk about — the times you feel pushed aside, unheard, or simply not good enough. Mark brings his trademark warmth, humour, and lived experience to unpack why so many fathers feel rejected, how it affects family life, and why opening up can change everything.

Rooted in Welsh honesty and community spirit, this episode is a reminder that no dad should ever feel alone. Whether you’re navigating co‑parenting, new‑dad overwhelm, or just trying to keep your head above water, this conversation offers comfort, understanding, and a few laughs along the way.

2 Welsh Dads – Pan Mae Gwrthod yn Tarro’n Galed

Yn y bennod yma o’r 2 Welsh Dads Podcast, mae’r ddau dad yn mynd yn syth at y pwnc nad oes neb yn licio siarad amdano: y teimlad o gael eich gwrthod. O’r adegau bach — fel pan mae’r plentyn yn dweud “Na, Mam yn unig” — i’r eiliadau mawr lle mae bywyd yn taro’n syth i’r galon, maen nhw’n rhannu profiadau go iawn gyda hiwmor, gonestrwydd, a’r math yna o ddoethineb sy’n dod o fod wedi cael eich troedio gan fywyd… a chan blant tair oed.

Maen nhw’n trafod pam mae gwrthod yn brifo cymaint, sut mae’n effeithio ar hyder, a sut mae dads ledled Cymru yn gallu dysgu codi’n ôl ar eu traed. Mae’n bennod sy’n llawn chwerthin, cysur, a’r neges syml ond bwerus: does neb yn mynd drwy’r pethau yma ar eu pen eu hunain.

The Steffan & Glyn Show dives head‑first into the colour, chaos, and cultural magic of the Eisteddfod — Wales’ biggest celebration of language, music, and creativity. From the maes gossip to the must‑see performances, the boys bring their trademark banter, sharp humour, and heartfelt love of Welsh culture to every episode. Expect backstage stories, surprise guests, questionable singing, and the kind of joyful nonsense only Steffan and Glyn can deliver.Whether you’re a fluent Cymro, a learner, or just here for the craic, this is your all‑access pass to the beating heart of the Eisteddfod.