With Elon Musk leaving his role with the US government, we unpack whether working with your friends is always a bad idea. 

Speaking of the US, is Trump a chicken? He's not a fan of Wall Street's nickname for him. 

Plus, former Bachelor star Luke Bateman's book deal is raising questions of privilege within the publishing industry. 

Also, one university is now offering a course in basic life skills, 'Adulting 101'. 

Host Dave Marchese is joined by comedian Blake Pavey and PEDESTRIAN TV's Issy Phillips.

The Trump administration's unprecedented attempt to ban international students from Harvard has left Aussie students with uncertain futures. 

And here in Australia, why are universities cracking down on protests on campus? 

Also, the government wants to increase superannuation tax for people with a balance of more than $3 million. 

Plus,  this year's Reconciliation Week theme is 'Bridging Now to Next'; so how is Australia moving on from the Voice defeat? 

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01: 07 - Why Trump's going after Harvard

06:54 - Free speech on campus

15:45 - Super tax explained

21:41 - Reconciliation Week 

Guests: 

• Dr Jenny Gordon, economist, Lowy Institute
• Jackson Worthington, reporter, triple j hack
• Bridget Cama, co-chair, Uluru Youth Dialogue

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Fatima Payman has called out "inappropriate" behaviour in parliament.

And the Environment Minister has just approved the North West Gas extension until 2070. Here's what it means.

Also, investigations into an Aboriginal man's death in custody in Alice Springs.

Plus, we head to flood ravaged NSW to hear from those who've lost everything.

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01:22 - Fatima Payman's call out

05:54 - What does the North West Shelf expansion mean?

10:55 - Police investigating Aboriginal man's death in custody

15:24 - The scale of flood damage along the Mid North Coast 

20:34 - Kempsey Mayor Kinne Ring on how her community fared

24:29 - How flood recovery is going for the locals of NSW's Mid North Coast

Guests: 

• Jackson Worthington, reporter, triple j hack 
• Kinne Ring, Mayor of Kemspey, NSW

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New research shows some men can't identify their anxiety so they're calling emergency services. We explore the need for more mental health intervention and education for young men. 

And, Labor MP Ed Husic wants to see the Australian government do more for people in Gaza. 

Plus, changes to ADHD treatment in NSW will see GPs expand their ability to prescribe and manage patients. So are the changes a bandaid solution?

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01:10 - The problem with young men's anxiety response 

11:25 - Why Ed Husic wants Australia to do more for Gaza

23:00 - How ADHD treatment is changing in NSW

Guest: 

• Jayden Delbridge, UrVoice
• Ed Husic, member for Chifley, Australian Labor Party
• Dr Rebekah Hoffman, NSW and ACT chair, The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners

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Roaccutane can be a lifesaver for your skin, but for some, it can also have huge side effects, like impacting your mental and sexual health. 

And what Victoria's snap ban on machetes tells us about the state of knife crime in Australia. 

Plus, the search for missing Queensland girl Phoebe Bishop continues. 

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01:17 - Victoria's sudden machete ban, explained

12:42 - The search for 17-year-old Phoebe Bishop

18:53 - How Roaccutane can impact your health, not just your skin. 

Guests:

• Dr Vincent Hurley, criminologist, Macquarie University
• Grace Whiteside, reporter, ABC Wide Bay 
• Dr Kate DeAmbrosis, dermatologist

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The Liberals and Nationals can't decide whether they're on or they're off. We get into auspol's messiest situationship. 

And how do you mark the end of your time in politics? With a shoey, according to one self-described 'bogan' politician in WA. 

Plus Duolingo reckons AI is a better teacher than humans. Is it right? 

Then, one guy in Norway woke up with a cargo ship taking up his backyard.  

Host Dave Marchese is joined by Mamamia's Gemma Donahoe and AAP's political reporter Dominic Giannini

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Donald Trump has had another clash with a world leader in the Oval Office, this time over claims of a "farmer genocide" in South Africa. So what went down? 

And genital herpes is way more common than you think. So why is the stigma still so intense?

Also we hear how Ange Postecoglou became the first Aussie coach to win a major football trophy, after Tottenham Hotspur's win in the Europa League. 

Plus, beauty creator and disability advocate Molly Burke on what blindness can be. 

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01:27 - Ambush at the White House

06:41 - Molly Burke on disability advocacy in the beauty industry

17:02 - Dealing with herpes stigma 

24:45 - Ange Postecoglou's Europa League win

Guests:

• Molly Burke, beauty creator and disability advocate
• Jake Buckley, football content creator and commentator

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Putting on makeup is a super tactile and personal ritual. It's also, pretty visual. 

For Molly Burke, who went blind at 14, it's part of her livelihood. 

Molly's a disability advocate and a hugely influential beauty creator who uses her platform to campaign for accessibility and representation. 

Molly joins host Dave Marchese to talk about the industry and how the blind community "deserves to be seen", just as much as anyone else. 

Guest:

• Molly Burke, disability advocate and beauty influencer

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Gaza is teetering on the edge of famine, according the UN. With aid trucks seen as a drop in the ocean, we hear from UNICEF about what needs to be done. 

And is the Environment Minister about to approve gas til 2070? A big gas extension is waiting on approval and it's up to Murray Watt. 

Plus: a man on the FBI's most wanted list has been found... mowing his lawn in a Sydney neighbourhood. 

Listen now: 

01:13 - The dire food situation in Gaza

05:44 - James Elder from UNICEF

14:01 - What's happening with the North West Shelf

23:53 - FBI most wanted found

Guests

• James Elder, UNICEF
• Professor Justine Bell-James, climate change law expert, The University of Queensland
• Amy Greenbank, investigative reporter, ABC 

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While it was pretty much ignored during the election, environmental policy is back on the agenda for the re-elected Labor government. 

Murray Watt, the new Minister for the Environment, is in Western Australia, where a proposal to extend the North West Shelf gas project until 2070 hangs in the balance. 

So what would the extension mean for the future of Australia's environmental policy? 

Guest:

• Jackson Worthington, reporter, triple j hack 

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