Adam and Tom discuss the misogynist slant in Fredrick McCubbin's classic Australian art, attempt to trace personal epochs and explore the mundane glory of pepper.

Adam discusses the artists life, going all the way and how connection is everything

In this episode Adam considers Birds. 

Adam and Tom discuss craving the light with a motivated Ibis, living in a season-less hell and a strange delivery to Tom's door that sparks speculation of a sexual sandwich.

In the first of the Talking Wild Movies series, Adam reviews The Irishman, the new film by Martin Scorsese.

Laughter being an essential part of seriousness, hearing the recurring song of the blackbird for the first time and Truth being a Pathless Land.

Caron calls in, Andrew McGahan signs out

Adam and Tom talk about Nick Cave's pajamas, how hard it is to call Paul Kelly and playing kick to kick after visiting Auschwitz.

Pulling back the curtains of life and a song

Adam and Tom discuss the the Forest of One's Own Understanding, the Venn Diagram of Shame and Regret and Legal Disclosures in Religious Tongues.