Episode 116 - An Australian Future Without Gas Masks (feat Greg Jericho)

January 17, 2020 by Jeremy Sear

Greg and Jeremy discuss the Libs' pivot from NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT to NOTHING WE CAN DO, conveniently both positions that enable their fossil fuel lobby mates to keep stuffing the atmosphere full of greenhouse gases until we all die. And Jeremy suggests how Labor could combine Australians' desire not to spend the rest of their lives in gas masks with the nationalism on which politicians trade - in short, for Australia to become a nation that fights hard on the world stage for other nations to cut global emissions enough that this is as bad as it gets.

Episode 115 - Sooty Has No Regrets (feat Nick Carr and Denise Pirko)*

January 13, 2020 by Jeremy Sear

Sooty comes back from his secret Hawaian holiday to find a very ungrateful country that is not at all thankful for the exciting adventure he's been giving them and, worse, wants him to change. But he will not change! He's Sooty!

*repaired edit

Episode 114 - GDI wombats (feat Denise Sear-Pirko)

December 30, 2019 by Jeremy Sear

01:24 The Best Leadership You Could Hope For When Your Country Is Burning

15:45 Making Excuses For The Best Leadership You Could Hope For When Your Country Is Burning

18:29 Effing Wombats

22:55 Get My Government Out Of Your Lives

27:24 Getting Angry About Toddlers Needing To Use A Servo Toilet

Episode 113 - Wil May We Say (feat Wil Anderson)

December 19, 2019 by Jeremy Sear

00:00:00 Apology

00:01:03 Acknowledgment

00:02:03 Advertising

00:04:10 Advances

00:11:55 Americans

00:12:05 Adversaries

00:15:10 Amazon

00:15:28 Audible

00:15:40 Advertising

00:16:15 Australians

00:16:38 Authoritarians

00:16:59 Arbitrary rules

00:17:37 Arseholes

Alright it's a broad discussion over two hours mainly trying to figure out WTF we can do to change the direction the country is going.

Episode 112 - "Everything's Going So Well" (feat Denise Pirko)

December 14, 2019 by Jeremy Sear

Unbreathable Sydney. A religious fundamentalism bill even worse than the last one. Will "the Opposition" manage to capitalise on the government's unforced errors? You'll never guess the answer.