Episode 201 "It All Comes Together" feat Nick Carr

00:01:59 A listener's fauve-rites (Off the Rails already)

00:03:34 Back on the Rails

00:04:30 RBA raises interest rates expressly to stop unemployment falling (note: to stop it FALLING, not rising), and nobody takes accountability for the awful call

00:20:03 "Let's do the Budget" - Labor remembers capital gains should be taxed, but undermines it by grandfathering everthing and also, you know, brutalising people on the NDIS and starving the poor.

00:28:29 Why incentivising investors to build new houses is an awful idea - they'll stick Australia with shitty rental-quality "new" housing stock for decades

00:39:45 The media campaign to revive the LNP

00:42:18 Angus shows that the LNP would somehow be even worse - promising to whack permanent residents by cutting them off from access to services their taxes pay for; bringing back an indexation policy so bad that Johnny Howard had to undo it when he was Fraser's treasurer...

00:44:40 Australia becomes a new front in the war on trans people - but first, some good news with Giggle v Tickle (No 2)

00:48:55 She could have been Amanda Mander and a man demander, but alas

00:50:00 The "genocidists' hurt feelings" royal commission

00:52:36 The brave flotilla heroes

00:55:30 call for more heroic tales

00:56:06 Stupid dispatches from FART island

01:05:39 Angus's mindless and deeply embarrassing war on trans people

01:06:19 "Define it!" say morons who can't come up with a definition themselves

Episode 201 "It All Comes Together" (feat Nick Carr)
Jeremy Sear-Pirko and Nick Carr

Episode 200 - Only Happy Stuff (feat Nick Carr, Amy Remeikis & Tom Ballard)

Amy and Tom join Nick and Jeremy to celebrate how much Australia has improved over 200 episodes of WMWS!

Featuring

* The ALP finally going to tax gas exports so Australia gets some revenue from those resources! (^1)

* The ALP finally undoing Howard's tax changes that broke housing! (^2)

* Racists finally feeling shame again (^3)

* Further progress in BRS finally facing accountability (^4)

* Real Labor - a way around the problem of potential left voters who hate the word "Green"? (^5)

^1 Actually not happening.

^2 Ah, yeah, not happening either.

^3 Okay actually they got support from the national media

^4 Fine, actually being criminally charged made the media suddenly forget the Federal Court already found he did this shit

^5 Only Jeremy liked this idea

Episode 200 - Only Happy Stuff (feat Nick Carr, Amy Remeikis and Tom Ballard)
Jeremy Sear-Pirko, Nick Carr, Amy Remeikis, Tom Ballard

Episode 198 "The Case Against John Howard" (feat Amy Remeikis)

How did we get here? Where did it all go wrong? On the thirtieth anniversary of the ascendancy of the lying rodent, Amy Remeikis joins Jeremy and Nick to discuss how all the stuff you're angry about was set in place by the country's worst prime minister (fight us).

Episode 198 "The Case Against John Howard" (feat Amy Remeikis)
Jeremy Sear-Pirko, Nick Carr and Amy Remeikis

Episode 197(b) Supplemental - Is it up to governments to decide when people can protest? No.

On Monday 9 February 2026, the Australian government wants you to stay home as they welcome an advocate for an ongoing genocide and give him and his far right government a PR tour built on the graves of the victims of Bondi.

Does Well May We Say recommend you staying home and doing what you're told? Do you even have to ask?

Warning: may contain traces of outrage.

Episode 197(b) Supplemental - It is not up to governments to decide when people can protest
Jeremy Sear-Pirko