I have my own online magazine

I started my online magazine in October 2020, Blodeuwedd (Blo-Day-Weath)

Blodeuwedd is an online publication and magazine for all voices to be heard. Our platform is constructed on the concept that nothing is impossible or out of reach. We hope to spread and normalise the notion that with a wider conversation, comes greater understanding. No voice should be left unheard.

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The main focus of Blodeuwedd is to understand your world, spark debate, progressive ideas and provocative subjects.

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We aim to keep discussion of important topics open. Being vocal about hot topics and breaking down stigmas in the process. So, if you like the sound of our principles, then you've come to the right place!

We're currently in the process of a rebrand and making ourselves more professional, since we started this while at university, we didn't have the right time to make it exactly how we wanted.

You can follow us here: https://www.instagram.com/blodeuweddmag/?hl=en

(Our page is totally empty right now, our website is active though so you can see our previous posts and articles)

We're totally rebranding so the website you see now will not be the website you see in 2022.

Blodeuwedd will return in January 2022, alongside a new addition 'Oh! What's Occurrin'?' our latest podcast as part of the magazine. I will be its wonderful host...wink wink:

'We have a lot going on and a lot on our minds, and so does the rest of the world - so what better than to ask what's occurrin'?

​In homage to Vanessa Shanessa Jenkins, our podcast is appropriately named, asking 'Oh! What's Occurinn'?'

Each week we’ll discuss what’s occurrin’, whether that be in the world of politics, music or our very own homes - we’ll be here to chat, debate, and discuss what’s occurrin’ in our own little world (and beyond.)'

If you can't tell already, I'm Welsh and so is Blodeuwedd, (it's all in English!), we simply wanted to create our brand on a basis of Welsh mythology and all things Wales...hence why our podcast is essentially an ode to Vanessa Shanessa Jenkins. I do hope some of you have seen Gavin and Stacey.

If you like Emma Chamberlain's 'Anything Goes' and love some serious humour and healthy debate, you'll love this podcast.

As per this post, I wanted to see what YOU would like to hear me discuss in the podcast and if anyone would care to join our wonderful community, we would love more writers to contribute freely - and I would love some guest speakers on the podcast.

Any topic ideas you may have, comment them down below! You all have the best things to chat about, and what better than a random Welsh girl to discuss them for you.