🎙 In This Episode of the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast, I sit down with Kangaroo Jack — a young Indigenous Australian and passionate voice for Australia-first thinking — for a direct conversation about identity, culture, and the future of the country.

Kangaroo Jack has been speaking out on issues surrounding Australian identity, national pride, and what it means to put Australia and its people first. In this episode, we dive into his perspective as a young Indigenous Australian navigating today’s political and cultural landscape.

We also unpack the growing debate around immigration, and why it has become such a polarising issue across the country — with strong views emerging from different communities and backgrounds.

Beyond that, we explore national identity, community, and the frustration many Australians are feeling about the direction of the country — and why these conversations are becoming harder to have openly.

This is an honest conversation about identity, belonging, and the challenges shaping Australia right now.

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🎙 In This Episode of the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast, I sit down with Gerard Rennick — Former Queensland Senator and outspoken political voice — for a direct conversation about the current state of Australia.

Rennick has become known for his strong views on economic policy, government decision-making, and the direction of the country. In this episode, we dive into the realities of the two-party system, growing public frustration, and why many Australians feel disconnected from mainstream politics.

We also break down the current conflict overseas, the impact it’s having globally, and how it ties into Australia’s fuel situation, cost of living pressures, and long-term economic outlook.

Beyond that, we unpack where Australia is heading, the role of government, and whether the current system is still working for everyday Australians.

This is a raw and honest conversation about the challenges facing the country right now — and the bigger questions many people are starting to ask.

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Senator McKenzie has been a long-standing voice in Australian politics, particularly around regional Australia, infrastructure, and national policy. In this episode, we dive into the current fuel situation, cost of living pressures, and where Australia is heading in the years ahead.

We break down the growing concerns around fuel security, supply, and pricing — and what it means for everyday Australians, businesses, and the broader economy.

We also discuss the direction of the country, government decision-making, and why many Australians are questioning the path we’re currently on.

This is a straight, no-filter conversation about the economic and political challenges facing Australia today.

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🎙 In This Episode of the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast, we host the first ever 2 Worlds Collide Debate — featuring Drew Pavlou and Will Mitchell — for a direct, unfiltered discussion on some of the most controversial and divisive issues shaping Australia and the world right now.

This isn’t your typical podcast — this is a head-to-head debate, where both sides go deep on topics that most platforms won’t touch.

Drew Pavlou and Will Mitchell go back and forth on foreign influence and lobbying within Australian politics, the complexities of the Israel–Iran conflict, the meaning and implications of Zionism, and what it truly means to put “Australia First.”

In this episode, we step away from one-sided narratives and allow both perspectives to be heard — challenging ideas, questioning assumptions, and diving into the conversations many people are thinking about but not openly having.

This is a raw, honest and at times intense debate about geopolitics, national identity, and the direction of Australia.

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🎙 In This Episode of the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast, I sit down with Dr Joanna Howe — legal academic and public commentator — for a direct conversation about some of the most debated issues in Australia today.

Dr Howe has become a prominent voice in national discussions around abortion law, immigration policy, and the broader cultural and political landscape. Her work and advocacy have placed her at the centre of some of the biggest debates currently taking place in Australian politics.

In this episode we break down the current political climate in Australia — from the pro-life movement and abortion laws to immigration policy, the role of the media, and the growing divide between political institutions and everyday Australians.

We also talk about why these conversations have become so polarising, and why many people feel increasingly unable to openly discuss these issues in modern public debate.

This is a serious and honest conversation about some of the biggest cultural and political questions facing Australia today.

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🎙 In This Episode of the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast, I sit down with Ashton Hurn — Leader of the South Australian Liberal Party — for a direct conversation about the future of South Australia ahead of the upcoming state election on March 21.

With South Australians heading to the polls soon, we break down the key issues shaping the state right now — from the cost-of-living crisis and housing pressures to energy policy, government spending and the direction of the South Australian economy.

Ashton shares her perspective on the current political landscape in South Australia, the challenges facing businesses and families, and why she believes leadership and policy direction matter more than ever as the state approaches the election.

We also discuss the realities of modern politics, the growing frustration many Australians feel toward government, and what she believes needs to change if South Australia is going to remain competitive and prosperous in the years ahead.

This is a serious and open conversation about the issues facing the state — and what South Australians should be thinking about as they head into the March 21 election.

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🎙 In This Episode of the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast, I sit down with Jeremy Van Akerlaken — better known online as Clown Repellent — for a raw, unfiltered conversation about culture, politics, free speech, and the issues many people feel are being ignored by mainstream media.

Jeremy has built a large following online by doing something simple but increasingly rare: saying exactly what he thinks. Through his platform Clown Repellent, he’s become known for calling out what he sees as cultural absurdities, political hypocrisy, and the growing tension around free speech and public debate.

In this episode we cover absolutely everything — the culture wars, censorship, media narratives, masculinity, politics, immigration, social media, and why so many people feel like the world has lost its mind.

Nothing is off limits.

We talk about how Jeremy built his platform, why his content resonates with so many people, and what happens when someone decides to challenge the dominant narrative online.

This isn’t a carefully scripted conversation — it’s a straight, honest discussion about the issues many other podcasts wouldn’t touch.

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🎙 In This Episode of the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast, I sit down with Cory Bernardi — former Australian Senator and current lead One Nation candidate for South Australia’s Legislative Council in the upcoming state election — for a direct and wide-ranging conversation about the future of Australia, the failures of modern politics, and the growing disconnect between government and everyday Australians.

Cory spent over a decade representing South Australia in the Federal Senate and became one of the most outspoken voices in Australian politics. During his time in Parliament he challenged the political establishment on issues including government spending, national sovereignty, cultural change, energy policy and the direction of the country.

After leaving the Liberal Party and founding the Australian Conservatives, Cory has now returned to the political arena as the lead One Nation candidate for the South Australian Legislative Council, running in the upcoming state election.

In this episode we break down the political landscape in Australia today — from the cost-of-living crisis and immigration policy to energy, national security, and the role of media in shaping public debate.

We also discuss Cory’s time inside Parliament, what really happens behind closed doors in Canberra, and why he believes many Australians are losing trust in both major political parties.

This is a serious, honest conversation about where Australia is heading — and whether the country can course-correct before it’s too late.

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🎙 In This Episode of the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast, I sit down with Amos Gill — one of Australia’s funniest and most globally recognised comedians — for a wide-ranging, hilarious, and thought-provoking conversation about life, geopolitics, culture, and the absurdity of modern existence.

Amos has built a remarkable career from Adelaide to the world stage — starting as a runner-up in triple j’s RAW Comedy Competition and going on to host major radio shows, sell-out stand-up tours across Australia, the UK, and the USA, and open for comedy heavyweights like Jim Jefferies.

In this episode we dig into the realities of living between Australia and America, how comedy intersects with serious issues, and why laughing at the chaos of politics, war, and culture can sometimes teach us more than the news ever will.

We also unpack topics including freedom of speech, cancel culture, the war in Ukraine and Afghanistan, life on the road, and the stark differences between Aussie and American life — all delivered with Amos’s signature sharp wit.

This isn’t just another comedy chat.

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🎙 In This Episode of the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast, I sit down with Senator Alex Antic for a direct, unfiltered conversation on free speech, government oversight, and the growing political tension shaping Australia’s future.

Alex is one of the most outspoken voices in federal parliament when it comes to civil liberties, and in this episode we dig into why free speech is being narrowed, how government power has expanded with little scrutiny, and what that means for everyday Australians.

We also unpack the left’s growing fear of a political shift to the right, the backlash against dissenting voices, and why open debate is increasingly being treated as a threat rather than a foundation of democracy.

From there, we dive into foreign lobbying and influence, how it operates inside Australian politics, and why transparency and accountability matter more now than ever.

This isn’t party talking points.

It’s a serious conversation about power, control, and the consequences of silencing disagreement.

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