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In tonight's show we discuss:

1. FEAR BITES BACK - politicians and experts start to back peddle on all the fear mongering

2. SCOMO GROWS A SPINE - instead of caving, Scott Morrison give VIC money with one massive condition

3. EASY MONEY - Crypto currency, Impossible House Prices and Depressed Millionaires

Watch this episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/wt0635_kBJs

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Experts shoot down Brett Sutton’s wild claims:

https://www.news.com.au/world/coronavirus/australia/experts-shoot-down-victorian-governments-alarmist-claims-about-virus-spread/news-story/62ac5dd7c51253b40bcc96c6800e7579

Instagram Crypto Scams:

https://www.abc.net.au/everyday/crypto-bitcoin-mining-scam-on-instagram/100016720

Which generation had it harder for home buying?

https://www.savings.com.au/home-loans/buying-first-home/which-generation-had-it-harder-for-home-buying

Jordan Shanks on John Barilaro:

https://youtu.be/kUhNFSyHGyE

Gender neutral terms in Victorian schools:

https://thelatch.com.au/gender-neutral-language-victoria-schools/

Kerry Chikarovski was the first woman to lead a major political party in NSW. In this interview we explored the changes in politics, lifestyle and flexible workplaces, the #MeToo movement, ceding governance to the private sector, and the gender pay gap in sport.

Kerry’s book ‘Chika’ is available at your local library if you are lucky or in person at the National Library of Australia in Canberra:

https://catalogue.nla.gov.au/Record/3067349

Follow Kerry:

Twitter @kerrychika

LinkedIn /KerryChikarovski

www.chikarovski.com.au

Watch this episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/SfxCSJvlfz0

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1:24 Kerry spearheaded the first flexible workplace policy in Australia

2:57 Kerry’s predictions for future workplace changes

7:01 The type of people attracted to politics

8:28 Learning to manage the new media and social landscape

10:38 Australians are better judges of character than we think

11:42 The #MeToo movement. Is it a new problem?

15:09 Is there a systemic gender problem?

17:39 Are women disadvantaged?

19:48 Big Tech and Big Business adopting a political and governance role

22:34 Big Tech as the world’s largest editor and arbiter of truth

25:53 Are we ceding governance to the private sector?

28:50 What people misunderstand about politicians and business leaders

34:34 The popular narrative for political success

38:07 How Kerry redefined her life after politics

42:05 Women’s Rugby

47:07 The gender pay gap in sport

51:03 What would Kerry do with a magic wand?

Thinking Music. I've always been frustrated with the 'study music' out there. It's either too busy/distracting or it's very obviously cheesy 'spa' or 'meditation' music.  

So in 2015 I created my own. There are 4 tracks:  

Volume 1: 18min of Piano - delicate movements and warm, satisfying chord progressions with repeating motifs that hold the brain's attention, with only gentle dynamic builds and a minimum of rhythm or overwhelming fortes.   

Volume 2: 7min of Soft Pad - gooey and warm structures that rely on chord inversions to convey a liquified sense of movement.  

Volume 3: 8min of Piano - rhythmic broken chords and colourful upper intervals to stimulate creativity in the brain through harmonic blends.  

Volume 4: 9min of Soft Pad with smatterings of Piano,  - descending regal voicings and glassy pads that emanate rest and a sense of hope. 

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Listen to these tracks on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-wpAYBCPhA55hunofhxIEHzK6xVTZEhY

Rip an MP3 of these tracks by using a site like https://ytmp3.cc/youtube-to-mp3/

Connect with Discernable - our mailing list gets exclusive and unreleased content: https://www.discernable.io/crew

In tonight's show we discuss:

1. Lockdown 4.0 in Victoria

2. The Wuhan China Virus (Gain OF Function Research and Anthony Fauci)

3. The Media Pretending to be Media (The Sinclair Scandal)

Watch this episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/G82IpjKyAv0

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3 hour interview with Investigative Journalist Josh Rohin on Wuhan and Fauci:

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3PW4bCu6zKsG02r6VcfAMP

https://twitter.com/joshrogin

8min segment explaining the Sinclair Fake News scandal:

https://youtu.be/tN9KAFn1hy8

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Tim Quilty MP is the Member for Northern Victoria in the Legislative Council. He joined me for a live watch party of Acting Premier Dan Merlino’s lockdown 4.0 announcement for Melbourne.

Throughout this interview Tim advocated for the creation of a new state in the Federation of Australia – ‘Murray’ which is to be comprised of regional VIC and regional NSW. The plan is being called ‘Rexit’ for ‘Regional Exit’ and arose after regional populations felt that state governments are increasingly urban-centric which causes a collapse of regional centres.

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Learn about REXIT:

https://www.facebook.com/RexitRegionalExit

https://www.rexit.org.au/

Follow Tim Quilty MP:

https://www.timquilty.com.au/

https://www.facebook.com/TimQuiltyMLCNorthVic

https://www.instagram.com/tim_quilty_mlc_northernvic/

https://twitter.com/TimQMLCNorthVic

Watch this interview on Youtube: https://youtu.be/TJTSTjJmf20

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0:26 Victoria’s Lockdown 4.0

3:43 Border closures and how rural communities are affected

6:35 Learning to live with Covid-19

9:25 What is Rexit?

12:18 How to create this new state

17:08 Timeline for Rexit

18:45 Irrigation along the Murray River

25:50 ‘Flyover states’

27:43 Raising country speed limits to 140kmh

29:25 Negative Rights vs Positive Rights

34:46 Does Tim like being a politician?

37:53 The alcohol culture in parliament 

40:15 Sci-fi and Tim’s favourites

44:45 LDP putting forward new bill to limit SOE powers

47:10 Penalties for breaches of the SOE powers

50:33 Why put up a bill if it is going to lose?

51:08 How to support the new LDP Bill to limit SOE powers

53:28 What are the crossbenchers like behind the scenes?

56:07 Is Classical Liberalism dying in Australia?

58:20 Urbanised populations love regulation

1:00:35 What is the strongest argument against Rexit?

1:02:35 Suburban house prices vs regional house prices

1:04:03 What would Tim do with a magic wand?

As part of the Soul Food Sunday Series, we got together to analyse the quotes that have changed my life and informed Discernable.

Watch this episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/sqtzWc38xrk

In tonight's show we discuss:

1. The Technocracy worldview and the only antidote: populism

2. Vaccine Passports for travel within Australia

3. Australians love Fortress Australia

4. Academic Hoaxes (the Sokal Squared Scandal)

Watch this episode on Youtube: https://youtu.be/Jn2jGBI_XDU

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Learn all about the hoax academic papers (Sokal Squared):

https://youtu.be/97FuO-hEhQo

Connect with Josh and his own interviews:

discernable.locals.com

For a bit of reality TV, follow Matt's hair restoration journey:

https://www.instagram.com/gro.diary.matt/

Follow William Twigg:

https://www.instagram.com/will_twiggy

Matt's Speed Reading Course:

https://www.udemy.com/course/learn-super-reading-hack-your-productivity-10x-guaranteed/?referralCode=CB5467EA42E9D15F234C

We looked at Victoria's Budget and tried to see behind the numbers. Why was it prepared this way? What effect will it have on the community?  

We went deep and into the philosophical underpinnings of safety, opportunity and the unknown when it comes to governing a population. 

I had a revelation about feeling 'untethered' by what Ryan was telling me. To be honest it was a little scary and I'm still processing the idea. I suspect a lot of my generation has become accustomed to living in a 'zoo' of safety (but not freedom).  

Joined by my local Member of Parliament Ryan Smith.  

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Thinking Music. I've always been frustrated with the 'study music' out there. It's either too busy/distracting or it's very obviously cheesy 'spa' or 'meditation' music.  

So in 2015 I created my own. There are 4 tracks:  

Volume 1: 18min of Piano - delicate movements and warm, satisfying chord progressions with repeating motifs that hold the brain's attention, with only gentle dynamic builds and a minimum of rhythm or overwhelming fortes.   

Volume 2: 7min of Soft Pad - gooey and warm structures that rely on chord inversions to convey a liquified sense of movement.  

Volume 3: 8min of Piano - rhythmic broken chords and colourful upper intervals to stimulate creativity in the brain through harmonic blends.  

Volume 4: 9min of Soft Pad with smatterings of Piano,  - descending regal voicings and glassy pads that emanate rest and a sense of hope.  

---------------------------------------------------------  

Listen to these tracks on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-wpAYBCPhA55hunofhxIEHzK6xVTZEhY 

Rip an MP3 of these tracks by using a site like https://ytmp3.cc/youtube-to-mp3/ 

Connect with Discernable - our mailing list gets exclusive and unreleased content: https://www.discernable.io/crew

Thinking Music. I've always been frustrated with the 'study music' out there. It's either too busy/distracting or it's very obviously cheesy 'spa' or 'meditation' music.  So in 2015 I created my own. 

There are 4 tracks: 

Volume 1: 18min of Piano - delicate movements and warm, satisfying chord progressions with repeating motifs that hold the brain's attention, with only gentle dynamic builds and a minimum of rhythm or overwhelming fortes.   

Volume 2: 7min of Soft Pad - gooey and warm structures that rely on chord inversions to convey a liquified sense of movement.  

Volume 3: 8min of Piano - rhythmic broken chords and colourful upper intervals to stimulate creativity in the brain through harmonic blends.  

Volume 4: 9min of Soft Pad with smatterings of Piano,  - descending regal voicings and glassy pads that emanate rest and a sense of hope.  

---------------------------------------------------------  

Listen to these tracks on Youtube at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-wpAYBCPhA55hunofhxIEHzK6xVTZEhY 

Rip an MP3 of these tracks by using a site like https://ytmp3.cc/youtube-to-mp3/ 

Connect with Discernable - our mailing list gets exclusive and unreleased content: https://www.discernable.io/crew