Bernie's out of the race so we watched Terminator. Alex (the smart one) took notes but I didn't because I can't do two things at once.

This week's theme is 54/40 or Fight by Dead Moon (RIP Fred), you can buy their stuff here: https://www.deadmoonusa.com/

The maximum fine is $11,00. Not $1,100 :)

The boys try to keep abreast of the ever changing Government regulations surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and it's implications on the criminal justice system, as well as the film Snowpiercer and the revolutionary capacity of bicycles. Stay safe everyone.

Cut the shit, our Government’s response to the Coronavirus outbreak has all the hallmarks of class warfare. Why won’t Scott Morrison make the call and shut the joint down, which has been proven by history as being the most effective way to control the spread of a new virus? I mean.. why else? In this weeks episode Alex and I dissect the COVID-19 pandemic that is rapidly shifting everything we have found familiar our entire lives. We know, it’s fucking crazy. But we are here to help and will endeavour to do so as best we can.

Sign the Rent Strike petition here: https://www.megaphone.org.au/petitions/covid-19-rent-strike-pledge

Please visit the following links for information about rental agreements and tenants rights:

NSW: http://tenants.org.au

QLD: https://tenantsqld.org.au

VIC: https://tenantsvic.org.au

ACT: http://legalaidact.org.au/tasact

SA: https://syc.net.au/home/housing-support/tias/

TAS: http://tutas.org.au

WA: http://tenancywa.org.au

NT: https://dcls.org.au/tenants-advice/

This weeks themes are:

'Aftermath' by Eucalypt, you can find more of their music at https://eucalypt.bandcamp.com/

'The Marxist Brothers' by NOFX, find more of their music at https://fatwreck.com/

This week we're joined by Uncle Mot from Uncle Mot's Kitchen to talk both about cooking and the dark corners of culinary television, as well as the NRL's "divisive" new marketing campaign and how the Matildas are Australia's best national team.

Check out Mot's channel here: https://tinyurl.com/ve8fvah

Wow, ten episodes. That's crazy. We thought we'd treat you to the story of the CIA's involvement in the dismissal of Gough Whitlam so sink your pearly whites into that shit.

This week's tunes are:

Stiff Little Fingers- Alternative Ulster

Stiff Little Fingers- Suspect Device

Buy their stuff here: https://slf.rocks/home-base

For further reading on this subject, have a squizz at these links:

https://tinyurl.com/r7w3nxz

https://tinyurl.com/gtuhplt

https://tinyurl.com/ycaq9xfp

CONTENT WARNING: Domestic violence, infanticide, depression, suicide, homophobia.

James and Alex discuss the murder of Hannah Clarke and her three children, and ANZ's performative wokeness.

If you or someone you know is experiencing sexual abuse or family violence contact 1800 RESPECT on 1800 737 732

Alternatively, reach out for help by contacting Lifeline on 13 11 14

Men who have anger, relationship or parenting issues, should contact the Men's Referral Service on 1300 766 491

This week we're joined by our friend Gabs from the local punk band Bali Belly to discuss the films Parasite and Uncut Gems, as well as the ongoing Israel Folau saga.

Two themes this week:

-Curami by CCCP Fedeli alla linea

-Pavlov's Dog by Gabs' band Bali Belly, check them out here: https://balibelly.bandcamp.com/releases

In which the boys are joined by Newcastle songwriter, musician and all around spooky man Ruairi Burns to discuss his many projects, as well as his thoughts on the creative process and the state of the Australian music scene. Also, why was the Iowa Caucus conducted like a vote for school sports captains?

This weeks theme is 'Hollywood' by Soft Karate, a project of Ruairi's. You can find it here: https://tinyurl.com/suaal47

Ruairi's other projects are:

- Jacob https://jacobrox.bandcamp.com/

- Crucial Times https://tinyurl.com/v37fs8z

-Spacehawk https://tinyurl.com/ql3dgq5

Alex and James talk a bunch of smack, from the imminent Cancelling of Larry on the new season of Curb Your Enthusiasm to our favourite intergalactic bounty hunters. Newcastle's least favourite son even gets a mention - we were kind of high, sorry Buttsmarn.

This week's theme is "General Enquiries" by Newcastle artist King Single. Find his music here: https://kingsingle.bandcamp.com

CW- discussion of paedophilia.