<p>In the second part of the Melbourne series, Scott matches wits with his brother-in-law Andrew Hurst. Over a glass of red they discuss cycling, ethics in defence engineering, the psychology of being a sports fan and something called "Egg Friday".</p>

In the second part of the Melbourne series, Scott matches wits with his brother-in-law Andrew Hurst. Over a glass of red they discuss cycling, ethics in defence engineering, the psychology of being a sports fan and something called "Egg Friday".

12 - Like It Or Not, That's How They Learn (with Andrew Hurst)

A podcast about a man trying to reconnect with a shattered, shattered world... by talking to his friends about their everyday habits!

Following an unfortunate series of life oopsy-daisies, musician and community radio broadcaster Scott Mercer found himself feeling alienated by the desires and habits of his fellow human beings. He began questioning the idea of the Golden Rule, centrepiece of so many philosophies and religions. In a world of myriad subcultures, mental states and identities, does "do unto others" really make sense when everybody seeks to be treated differently according to their own values? Determined not to fall into misanthropy and cynicism, Scott set about talking to his friends about their personal likes and dislikes, their dreams and routines. By finding out how others approach life, from the most mundane detail to the freakiest far-out thoughts, he attempts to fumble his way to understanding, one conversation at a time.

This podcast is rated 'T' for Tangents about movies and television shows.

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A podcast about a man trying to reconnect with a shattered, shattered world... by talking to his friends about their everyday habits! Following an unfortunate series of life oopsy-daisies, musician and community radio broadcaster Scott Mercer found himself feeling alienated by the desires and habits of his fellow human beings. He began questioning the idea of the Golden Rule, centrepiece of so many philosophies and religions. In a world of myriad subcultures, mental states and identities, does "do unto others" really make sense when everybody seeks to be treated differently according to their own values? Determined not to fall into misanthropy and cynicism, Scott set about talking to his friends about their personal likes and dislikes, their dreams and routines. By finding out how others approach life, from the most mundane detail to the freakiest far-out thoughts, he attempts to fumble his way to understanding, one conversation at a time. This podcast is rated 'T' for Tangents about movies and television shows.

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12 - Like It Or Not, That's How They Learn (with Andrew Hurst)

12 - Like It Or Not, That's How They Learn (with Andrew Hurst)