This week we cover the importance of sleep, the huge news of former I Cook Foods founder (and slug gate victim) Ian Cook running against Daniel Andrews in his electorate of Mulgrave and some fascinating donation law changes Dan made to stack the deck in his favour, as well as the irony of the push for renewables to save the environment and we make a bet about hydrogen vehicles in 2035 - better subscribe now so you don't miss the conclusion!

This week we discuss the QLD governments puzzling decision to fine teachers AFTER mandates were removed (and a potential financial reason why). We also discuss Science Himself Dr Anthony Fauci's decision to retire in December, some Victorian businesses suing the government over lockdowns (who appear to have a very strong case) and also some interestingly-timed leaks from Ukrainian President Zelensky's Washington Post interview from earlier this year - which parts did they leave out of the original report, and why are they out now?

This week we celebrate 2 years of the podcast and talk about the Scott Morrisons secret portfolios, the death of Instagram, America indebting Ukraine and a new first of its kind prospective vaccine study out of Thailand – with a few interruptions from Jake along the way (sorry – but we don’t edit, warts and all).

Trigger Warning - This week we discuss (among many other things) the sensitive topic of suicide. If this is something you're not comfortable with we'll see you next week. We also talk about the pro's and con's of our individual choices (and why we should make them for ourselves, not for others), give updates on Michael Saylor and Pork Barilaro as well as ponder how much of society is built on fraudulent foundations, as the latest study on SSRI antidepressants has shown that their purported benefit is not grounded in scientific fact.

While the globe struggles with a cost of living crisis due to rampant inflation, supply chain disruptions and rising cost of energy, why are certain governments now contributing to food shortages by cracking down of farmers?

Want to know the subtle nuances of this weeks Manly Rainbow Jersey Scandal? Ask two straight white dudes! We do our best to deconstruct this situation and also chat about Alex getting destroyed at golf and the juicy details of QLD's Wellcamp Quarantine Facility as the costs were finally released this week - it turns out to be a great deal for someone!

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Timecodes

0:00 – Intro

1:50 – Dad destroyed Alex at Golf

7:50 – Nate the comedian

10:15 – Manly’s Pride Jersey

16:30 – Asking the community

41:00 – MAPS

44:40 – Unique ways to raise kids

50:50 – Wellcamp Quarantine Costs Revealed

This week the Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) has granted Moderna provisional approval for their vaccine for 6 months to 5yr olds. We analyse the KidCOVE study of 7200 children they used to justify the approval and compare it to a recent study out of Singapore on vaccine efficacy against Omicron of 250,000 kids aged 5-11. We also talk about climate alarmism, Australia's national debt and why businesses need to be allowed to fail.

This week we recorded at Jason's house and talked about Alex being a typical Ferarri W*nker, updates on his fitness testing and the difference between positive and negative motivation, the Covid situation in Australia being worse than ever (and all the responsible parties abandoning ship) as well as the uprising and overthrow of the Sri Lankan government.

With Jason's family currently in iso, Alex is joined by friend of the show and Co-Host of "The Music Bar Podcast" Chris Buitenhuis to discuss Shinzo Abe, electric cars and the current state of the Twitter deal.

The nature of our podcast has evolved so we are starting fresh as The VK Bros. That is what the show is - us, unfiltered, open minded and focused on the big picture... Most of the time. 

This week we introduce the new show before detailing the newest corrupt conduct in Australian politics and how we really can change the future.