It’s Week 5 and that means Mac & Ryan are back and ready to rumble. With a protest against Penny Wong occurring in the heart of Kambri against her decision to cut funding for UNRWA and an ANU chemist receiving a Snow Fellowship for antimicrobial resistance and cancer, there's lots to discuss. Ryan tells all about his day at the races, whilst Mac speculates about the state of ANU.

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With a busy week underway, Mac and Ryan have many new stories to discuss. They talk about the recent letting go of two ANU staff members who have been with the university for decades and also chat about a new vaping article that has brought more light onto a heavily discussed topic. And most importantly, Ryan asks his burning question of the week… Is ANU in its flop era?

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This week, Mac and Ryan are back to talk about ANU's global PhD dancer and his new song that just dropped. They discuss the controversial welcome bags given to new residential students and in an absolutely shocking turn of events, Mac derails the episode by giving her full review of the Eras Tour concert. Thankfully, the Swift Society join her to give her someone to chat to and provide their expert opinions on all things Taylor.

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With Taylor mania coming to an end, Mac and Ryan reflect on their Week 1 adventures. We get the debrief on the new ‘Refer a Rezzy’ program and hear about the hottest new club on campus. Most importantly, Ryan asks the next question of the week…what’s your strategy if the Hunger Games were to be held at ANU?

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Hosted by Mac & Ryan, we are back this week to discuss all things that occured in O Week! This episode brings you an update on the alleged incident that occurred last September, and the steps ANU are taking to ensure it never happens again. Mac & Ryan also have a chat about how their Market Day went, and have a goss about all their trials and tribulations of the day. And Mac asks a VERY important question… are YOU a law daughter or PPE son? 

Content Warning: Assault

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Hosted by Ryan & Mac, we are back better than ever for the new year. This episode brings you an update on what you missed at ANU over the summer, and our hosts reveal their market day horror stories. We do a deep dive into lead paint particles being found in university daycares and how ANU has topped a list they didn't want to come first in...

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Bear witness to an ANU news game show that quizzes our three hosts on the campus happenings this year, from the projectile aggressions of a certain professor to the robbery to Italy's artifacts - see how you fare against our three 'news veterans'!

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Hosted by Ryan & Mack, new viral footage of an ANU professor at a Voice campaign has given us much to talk about - if you're brave enough to view it. ANUSA election season comes to a head this week, and the Roman Empire has stayed on the minds of some.

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Hosted by Mack & Ryan, the descent of a specialist art squad on campus has brought a vase, plate and bust into a scrutinising spotlight. A new portrait to honour our outgoing VC draws similar suspicion from our hosts.

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Hosted by Saff & Darlene, Schmidt's latest award has us discussing his legacy and whose number he might have in his phone. Saff remembers meeting an unexpected visitor in her juice.

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