Glen talks about Vida Goldstein while Susanna remembers Clarrie O'Shea. Irene presents the coveted Tool of the Week award

Glen speaks about the 'Hollywood 10' and the House of UnAmerican Activities, Irene and The Bagman discuss the George Brandis corruption claim, 457 workers, Kimberly Kitching and Derryn Hinch while Susanna lets fly at the White Ribbon campaign.

Glen talks about Burston School, scene of the longest running strike in British history, over 25 years of minors, not miners, striking in a small town in Norfolk. The Bagman waxes wroth on the chaos which is 457 Visas and Irene is counting dead women.

Today Glen discusses the 3 portentous November events in Australia: the murder of Ned Kelly, the silence of the guns in Europe and the dismissal of our elected government. The Bagman and Irene vow to keep 3CR a Trump-Free radio.

Glen discusses Tom Hayden, American political and social activist; Irene Bolger and the Bagman present their awards for Tool of the Week and Maggot of the Month.

Glen discusses the centenary of the 1916 Ant-Conscription Plebiscite in which Australia voted 'No'. The Bagman and Irene wonder when Senator Bob Day will retire, then muse upon the nasty business in the CFA and even nastier business with 457 Visas.

Glen talks about Bonegilla Detention Centre. Irene and The Bagman discuss Kimberley Kitching.