Jeremy Lawrence is the founder of Streets Alive Yarra, an organisation championing policies for more accessible transport and more harmonious neighbourhoods 🏡🏢🌈

· Streets Alive Yarra : https://streets-alive-yarra.org/about/· Suggestions for increasing revenue, i.e. how to pay for it: https://streets-alive-yarra.org/revenue/· Broad community support: https://streets-alive-yarra.org/community-support/· The social life of small urban spaces: https://streets-alive-yarra.org/journal/the-social-life-of-small-urban-spaces/

Chad Peace is from the Independent Voter Project, an organisation focused on reducing the systemic biases favouring the two incumbent parties.In this chat, we covered the current efforts of the Project and how Chad thinks about political ideals more broadly.

John August is a candidate for the Fusion Party. In this chat, we cover immigration, foreign policy, tax havens and the controversies around Australia Day.

Jordan Woodhams (president of the WA Libertarian Party) joins Owen and Peter to discuss how the Australian government restricts people's freedoms, especially in its response to recent terrorism.

Adam Swart (CEO of Crowds on Demand) joins Owen and Peter to discuss the legitimacy of protests and its role in the toolbox of civic actions.

Fusion president Drew Wolfendale joins Owen and Peter to discuss the background of the Science Party, and how that has shaped the Fusion Party's policies in areas such as housing, economic inclusivity, and Australia's role on the global stage.

Neil Thanedar chats with Owen and Peter about his new book, Positive Politics. We discuss minimising war, improving healthcare, and more!

Chrysten Abraham from the Libertarian Party joins Owen and Peter to discuss the principle of "do no harm" and her thoughts on implementing liberty in Frankston.

Paul Ross is the founder of the Citizens' Dividend Organisation. In this chat, Paul joins Owen and Peter to discuss the desire for a subsistence income and on a realignment of the economy away from competition and more towards "coopetysm".

Oscar Yildiz has been mayor of Merri-bek / Moreland and has served on the council for 16 years. In this chat with Owen and Peter, he discusses his disdain for virtue-signalling and his determination to achieve real results for residents.