Episode 34: Loz
In our welcome to 2018 episode, we have a visit from Loz, a song from Max the Pickle and a long discussion about sex, consent and trial by media. We also talk about the evolution of wolf to dog…sort of. Trial by Media https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trial_by_media Trial By Media: How Does it Affect the Right to a Fair Trial?...
Episode 33: Peach and The Colonel
Well, we’ve pimped up our rides, and we are ready to race into 2018, but not before one last Christmas podcast! In this episode, we drink Marsanne, try to define harassment and generally have a natter- join us for some Christmas cynicism- just to counter some of that joy! Have a good one! Here’s some more about the ongoing sexual misconduct revelations we touched on: Minnie Driver: “How about: it’s all wrong...
Episode 32: Peach and The Colonel
Pre Christmas Special It’s the season to be jolly…and remember just how ordinary and fallible most of us are! Be patient and kind out there in the Xmas traffic, all- enjoy the shop-a-thon! In this episode, Peach and The Colonel celebrate the triumph of the Marriage Equality Bill, despite the political games, and explore the possibilities of a space race to Mars between Elon Musk and Boeing- ah the benefits of...
Episode 31: Ryan Martin
It’s a Halloween hating special episode! Our resident ghoulish mate Ryan Martin drops in to chat about the phenomena of Halloween and the strange absorption of American culture across the globe…Plus the rise of the robots with the first Saudi citizen cyborg being introduced to the world, and we get stuck in to the Bladerunner remake- it’s a dystopian feast on Ep31! We also discuss the current allegations...
Episode 30: Steve “Cheffie”
Our good buddy Steve dropped by to share some tales this week for our 30th episode! Woo! Steve has quite an amazing story to tell about life, love, and how sometimes the toughest things in life bring about the greatest sense of purpose in us. We chatted about the 1993 Guns and Roses concert at Calder Park in Melbourne. It’s some classic rock and roll history, worth a read: Cleopatra and the vibrator powered by bees We were...
Episode 29: Peach and The Colonel
Now that the obligatory colds and flu have passed, we return with a cough and splutter for episode 29! Peach and the Colonel talk about ways to stave off the winter blues and our inevitably rising calorie intake…And why the Colonel is feeling increasingly uncomfortable about the extremes of the political spectrum recently demonstrated in Charlottesville. We also talk about the marriage equality postal vote and its limitations....
Episode 28: Roland and Loz
In this episode we cross many lines and leave them far behind- mainly coz our guests Loz and Roland are determined there should be no more ‘thoughtful pauses’ like we had in the last episode! So if you don’t want to hear about birth, poo and listen to people being generally pretty blue in their language you may want to listen to another, slightly less controversial episode! We chat about everything from youth...
Episode 27 – Peach and The Colonel
Well we finally managed to get back on the podcasting horse ? to talk about a whole bunch of stuff we’d considered before but in a new light after our break! In this episode we consider the way aesthetics inform a sense of cultural identity, why you shouldn’t push the button at the crossing if there’s someone already waiting and whether or not submission is an essential part of faith. Oh and Peach inadvertently...
Episode 26 – Peach and The Colonel
Peach and The Colonel are guest-less once again, but full of beans and ready to talk each other’s (and your) ears off! We couldn’t help but talk about the recent plans to put dresses on the “little green men” on CBD pedestrian crossing lights: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-03-07/female-traffic-light-signals-melbourne-pedestrian-crossing/8330560 The Colonel mentioned a book he hasn’t read: The War...
Episode 25: Alexandra Collier
Today we chat with writer Alexandra Collier http://www.alexandracollier.com/ about creativity, conflict and the buzz of living in New York City. What is it that draws us to the promise of big cities and to what extent is blind optimism necessary to keep us there? http://www.theonion.com/amp/18003 Do we need more polish in our approach to discussing ideas in a public forum? If we criticize this format do...
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