They're Gunna Kill Us

The Booster and The Baron join The Castro and The Bedlam. 

• Getting hung up on rent strike concepts with landlords (who don't seem to want to live),
• drawing up priority guillotine lists, 
• creative uses for guillotines and 
• the near future threat of ruin for millions. 

So all the good stuff, but also setting the scene for 

• how we want to live, 
• how we can do it, 
• what does it look like. 
• No wait, that's the next time The The Gang get together because we ran out of time because we're running out of time.      

Vince Emanuele joins Sam and Sean from the States once more to talk about what's outside pandemic reality. 

What they find is the leadership potential of the people who hold civilisation together - drivers, cashiers, nurses - and a vision for a future that is you the listener seeing yourself as a Prime Minister of Unplanned Revolution. As well as a lot of silliness about Hairy Madonna, 5G bats and home rib removal, they talk about:

• Bernie as possibly the last gasp for electoral politics, 
• using trial and error to overthrow governments, 
• snapping out of the pandemic daze and 
• the dazzling incompetency of most people in charge. 

This is a very loose episode in some ways, but moving into a present of having to mobilise all the time means letting go of normality. Normality is dissolving but we don't have to! 

Welcome to acting like there's a crisis and taking full advantage of the opportunities to do awesome shit, every day! You have the power to shut down the whole system! All RIGHT! The epidemic of boring lives is over! 

Also: shame is back and it's happy to help youse.              

Lana Schwarcz and Josh Ladgrove join Sam and Sean for a chat about risk, art, getting out of the arts, netflix, smelling faraway bushfire smoke on a beach, grandmas, keeping track of people falling through the cracks and strapping in for 12 to 18 more months of remote podcasting, garage jogging and incremental, terrible change and sweeping, terrible change. 

Our mate Mara Bonacci joins us to talk about the recent bushfires, snipers, internet shutdowns, roaming patrols of private cops, dead alphas, schools as refuges and Pump Up The Volume. 

Tom Tanuki, co-founder of Yelling At Racist Dogs and the mind behind the podcast The Poor Can Feed The Birds joins Sam and Sean and together they laugh cruelly at the anxiety of others to make themselves feel better about The Virus. Also, deadly earnest seriousness about The Virus. The Virus also comes in for a mention. 

In this episode, recorded on the first day of the massive failure of Centrelink to provide for people, Sam and Sean lash out wildly at Boomers and manage to be correct the whole time.   

Sam and Sean team up with our buddy in the US, Vince Emanuele, to help the virus on it's apparent mission to end capitalism.

The International Women's Day 2020 episode, where Castro talks Bedlam through the sheer epicness of it all.

Sam Castro and Sean Bedlam share their tips and tricks for staging a revolution that ends all tyranny.