There’s never a dull moment in the world of Don Trump. We listen back to some of his most unbelievable moments and one of his sauciest TV cameos (feat Liz Hurley). Did you know that at one stage he was allegedly even paying less tax than you? And no, he doesn’t think climate change is a thing. As always, we’ll learn a thing or two – like the difference between the Republican party and the Democrats, what impeachment means and Trump’s promises kept vs promises broken.

Sources include:

Donald’s best lines in his 2016 speech – YouTube

Washington Post

Not only was a guilty verdict handed to Derek Chauvin following the death of George Floyd this week, it’s also the 29th anniversary of the LA Riots. We take a look at WTF happened and why! We cover the cases of Latasha Harlins and Rodney King, and discuss the 4 LAPD officers charged over the brutal attack.

Sources for the LA Riots:

Sources: Associated Press, Timeline of Events, Wikipedia, Opinion Piece by Cole Brown for CNN,

Stats from Statista.com, The Sentencing Project, The Vox, , All that’s interesting

Podcast: History of the 90’s

This episode features explicit language.

We're obsessed with the queen that is Julia Gillard so we're unpacking some of the challenges that she faced during her time as Prime Minister of Australia. Listen out for a recap of one of the most iconic speeches of all time!

This podcast has a little explicit language / swearing.

Photo - Julia Gillard, Peter Brew-Bevan 2013

Sources include:

- 'It took on a life of its own': the story behind Julia Gillard's misogyny speech' in The Guardian, by Steph Hardman & Amaani Sadeek

- 'How Julia Gillard forever changed Australian politics - especially for women', Theconversation.com, by Lukas Coch & Blair Williams

2020 was a year like no other, the Covid pandemic turned our lives upside down and challenged us like never before, especially in Melbourne where it was all about Dan (Dan Andrews or Dan Murphy's - the choice was yours). We try to work out what went wrong (including political decisions, our dependence on rosé and Joe Exotic's potential fashion line) and what went right (which turns out to be Taylor Swift's 'Folklore' album and not much else). We also give Australia's former Health Minister a new name (think "Greek Island party gal" vibes) that we think you'll like.

This podcast has a little explicit language / swearing.

Photo by Mark Knight.

Sources include:

'Victoria's disastrous hotel quarantine program responsible for 768 deaths, inquiry hears' - 7News article

Twitter - Tim Smith MP

Roy Morgan Snap Survey - November 2020