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Good morning folks! If you're a person alive in this country, you're desperate to conceive of a way of life that isn't hurtling towards extended pain and disaster for your descendants. This week, we chat to one of many groups trying to prototype a better, fairer and more sustainable world—my old employers at the Canberra Food Co-operative Shop and Café!We speak with Tyla, an old friend who is part of the Co-op's 50th celebration organising team, and she was such a lovely time we're tempted to ask her to come back.Among the other celebrations, they are launching a cookbook that doubles as a history book! If you'd love to preorder a copy, please do so at this link: https://cbrfoodcoop.org.au/index.php/product/50th-anniversary-recipe-book-preorder/If you like what you hear and would like to support us monetarily, we would love to have you over on our Patreon, at Patreon.com/shouldntacome.If you have any questions about sourcing and such for this episode, you can reach us at shouldntacome@gmail.com.We are on YouTube, where you can see the slides and images we refer to! www.youtube.com/@shouldntacome.
You ever wanted to have sex with a cryptid? Ever tried to fight all of your party guests with a baby lock? How many kinds of animal can we talk about!This week, for Ciaran's birthday I sourced some wonderful questions from friends and fans and put them to Ciaran, so we can all get to know him a little better, find out his thoughts on stuff and perhaps have a little chuckle.If you like what you hear and would like to support us monetarily, we would love to have you over on our Patreon, at Patreon.com/shouldntacome.If you have any questions about sourcing and such for this episode, you can reach us at shouldntacome@gmail.com.We are on YouTube, where you can see the slides and images we refer to! www.youtube.com/@shouldntacome.
Good morning everybody! Had this one ready so I've dropped it a day early.This week, we're just having a little look at the news, but we're going to be focusing on some oddly timed stories from the ABC and Guardian (among other papers of record). Among the multinational rescue effort reacting to the deadly Nepal/Tibet floods is China, and in the West, that's an opportunity to launder Sinophobia into respectable press.We also talk about cyborg cockroaches with needles attached to their back and AI Boyfriends for Vulnerable Teenagers.
I can't believe we're here!The Barnodessy, our four part series about Australia's Most Famous Dog Menacer, Barnaby Joyce, is over. This is the downfall, where we cover the part of the story you've definitely heard about. Relive the riveting events of 2018 or so, travel with us through the vignettes that take us to One Nation, and see how the Joyce of Reason finally shed his skin for good.Still red underneath.If you like what you hear and would like to support us monetarily, we would love to have you over on our Patreon, at Patreon.com/shouldntacome.If you have any questions about sourcing and such for this episode, you can reach us at shouldntacome@gmail.com.We are on YouTube, where you can see the slides and images we refer to! www.youtube.com/@shouldntacome.
SIDDOWN!!!Folks it's part 3 of four of the Barnaby Joyce story! This is where we reach the summit of the Barnaby Joyce experience. Moving from the Senate to the House of Representatives, Barnaby wrings every last drop of money that get put in his power as Agriculture Minister. He then finds himself in the position of Deputy Prime Minister, and we follow his, uh, machinations.If you like what you hear and would like to support us monetarily, we would love to have you over on our Patreon, at Patreon.com/shouldntacome.If you have any questions about sourcing and such for this episode, you can reach us at shouldntacome@gmail.com.We are on YouTube, where you can see the slides and images we refer to! www.youtube.com/@shouldntacome.
Hi folks!We're back with another look at the Barnaby Voice! It's part 2, where we cover Barnaby's time as a Senator for Queensland. Telstra gets sold, students get sold out, and climate action is cut.If you like what you hear and would like to support us monetarily, we would love to have you over on our Patreon, at Patreon.com/shouldntacome.If you have any questions about sourcing and such for this episode, you can reach us at shouldntacome@gmail.com.We are on YouTube, where you can see the slides and images we refer to! www.youtube.com/@shouldntacome.
SIDDOWN! And brace your ears for another wonderful episode of Shouldn'ta Come, where we look at the childhood, young adulthood and early misadventures of Barnaby Joyce.Most notably in the news for cheating on his wife and two separate dog-intimidation incidents, briefly reaching international attention when he threatened to deport Johnny Depp's dogs, Barnaby Joyce has been a reliably chaotic voice of Australia's Populist Right Wing. Now a member of One Nation, his red face promises to be on every billboard in the New England region, and who knows what he's going to do about it next.If you like what you hear and would like to support us monetarily, we would love to have you over on our Patreon, at Patreon.com/shouldntacome.If you have any questions about sourcing and such for this episode, you can reach us at shouldntacome@gmail.com.We are on YouTube, where you can see the slides and images we refer to! www.youtube.com/@shouldntacome.
Hi folks! This week, Yani puts Ciaran through a contrived quiz, to guess the age of Australia's Invasive Religious Buildings. Basically, we're going to work backwards in time, from 1994 to 1793, and Ciaran's going to try guess which religion set up their first place of worship in Australia in the year in question. What that means for you, is a perplexing trip through Australia's migration and industrialisation I guess. Hope you enjoy!If you like what you hear and would like to support us monetarily, we would love to have you over on our Patreon, at Patreon.com/shouldntacome.If you have any questions about sourcing and such for this episode, you can reach us at shouldntacome@gmail.com.We are on YouTube, where you can see the slides and images we refer to! www.youtube.com/@shouldntacome.
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