In this episode Carla takes us through the many observations and effects that space has on bacteria. This will be especially interesting to humanity as we venture further into space and these kinds of issues will be more and more a part of our lives.

A super rough overview, filled with tangents, on the quasi-socialist healthcare industry in Australian and how it works. Hosted by Shannon.

A kind of retrospective as we look back over the past year, and what we've done since we started the podcast mid 2019.

In this episode Carla takes us through the dubiously acclaimed 'Steady State Economy' theory, its a mixed bag!

In this episode we explore the various entities and organisations that are currently supporting European Federalism and their connection to the World Federalism movement.

We go through the history, as well as what we might like to see happen next.

In this episode we discuss SpaceX, Nasa and the Artemis mission. We find out Carla may qualify as an astronaut and discuss the ramifications of commercialising space.

Given the enormous challenges, how to do we go about solving the issues that we've presented in the last two episodes?

Far from a real conclusion, we try to speak about how we might go about addressing these challenges, where to start and what we will need to pay attention to.

In this episode we continue the discussion around the status of African Americans in the United States, starting with the Watts riots in the 1960's we attempt to look more closely at what's happened in the more recent period since the end of the Jim Crow laws.

Covering the LA riots and some studies since the 2000's, we try to take a look at all the various influences taking place against both the police and the inhabitants of the USA.

In this episode, amidst the protests and riots across the United States, we discuss and run through the history of slavery and the reconstruction efforts for African Americans.

This is just the first part, and focuses primarily on the black codes and Jim Crow laws that were put in place to prolong the status quo in a post slavery United States.

In this episode we run through a few different surveys and polls, and then roll into an article written about in the New Statesmen - The Death of Optimism.

We deal with the main question though, could it be a good thing that the US has reached this point?