Strap yourselves in for an episode where the death of a human being under the care of the Australian Government is reacted to by readers of the Daily Telegraph.

Featuring Jono Lee as Sad Man.

We're joined by Alex McKinnon to discuss graphic novels sent to Afganistan to remind them that Australia is an awful place to be.

 

Bish Marzook guest hosts.

We're joined by guest co-host Bish Marzook and SBS's very own secret shame Chris Leben in an episode the bounces from horrifically offensive to pretty damn offensive.

We're joined by National Theatresports Champions and friendliest person possible Bridie Connell to discuss a week full of news that no person deserves to hear.

This week James and Nick are joined by James Hennessy from http://jrhennessy.com/ to discuss the crumbling nature of our society on the most Australian of weeks.

We're joined by freelance writer and professional good person Eliza Cussen for a week where everything went wrong, even our recording.

James Colley and Nick Fischer bring you the week's news and exciting new revelations from the people who share their views on it: Apparently you can be angrily progressive, and all dicks are called Corey. Produced by Bryce Halliday.

The week in Australian news and news from around the world brought to you by James Colley and Nick Fischer who firmly believe that the highest quality news analysis is that which is yelled the loudest. Inspired by your posts, produced by Bryce Halliday.

Look, a good amount of news happened this week. Ashes, other non-sport stuff.

But this week is about Beyonce. 

And it's great.

Everything gets a little bit worse this week.

McDonalds Delivers, Mandela Dies, Holden plans its death, Abbott continues to reign.

Close your eyes and think of England.