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Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!Hellooooooooo (but said to rhyme with "boo"). It's Yani and Ciaran, back once again to discuss the ghosts of Australian colonialism. But today, we will be looking at some of the frightening ways the violence of the past shapes the lives of the present, through some place names, hyperincarceration of Indigenous people, and maybe some spooky stories from the outback.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 and Good Riddance! Wait. Bad Riddance! Get off the damn table!We're here to talk about the NEWS! Not, like, "The News", but Data Centres, Sweatshops, Fast Fashion and Ben Roberts-SmithIf 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.
Is that Wedding Bells I hear? Perhaps a Sitar? Maybe a Balinese instrument or felt texta of some sort?It's time for Part 2 of our WAGs and HABs series, and this week we look at a young man living his best life in Britain, some white Maharanees and a surprising appearance from a giant of our childhoods.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.
Congratulations! You are an Australian and you have hitched your wagon to a powerful or influential person overseas!We've got a fun one for you over the next couple of weeks, looking at Australians who have found themselves in odd situations, married to foreign aristocracy and such. We look at exiled Russians, Tech Moguls and whatever it is Elle MacPherson's been up to.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 again everybody! What are your thoughts on the expression of the soul? The latent homosexuality of the idealised Australian man? The moments of realisation that turn a story on its head? We finish, this week, our unexpected little two-part series on Dave "Hughesy" Hughes, Australia's comedian attempting to rebrand as a serious ambassador of money. We mainly, however, talk about the traditional theoretical components of tragedy and see what we think about them.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 again everybody! This week we are stooping to cover entertainment news; as everybody, we are confused and astounded by the recent political turn of erstwhile Australian Hughesy, and it felt like a good time to knock out one of these more fun episodes. We take a look at the big fellas biography and then start to talk about tragic tropes, but then we go on too long so you can look forward to more Hughesy next week!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 party people! What a wonderful week it's been, unseasonably warm like every other season! WaitWe have guests again! This week we are lucky enough to be joined by James (Brisbane based musician with PistonFist, The Black Swamp, Razor Nun, Swamp Gully Howlers and a writer for Good Call Live) and Gab (cool gal, friend of the show, young person) to go through the history of chivalry and chauvinism through chorus in this country. We had such a good time we ended up talking for more than two hours, so there's plenty of listening for your wonderful ears this week!Anyway, we're here to talk about Australia's most embarrassing patriotic songs throughout the long and proud history of the nation. We're going to cover some hits; obviously, the National Anthem, C'mon Aussie C'mon and Waltzing Matilda; but you're also going to learn about modern internet parodies, ANZAC-era battle hymns and, of course, Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oi Oi Oi.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 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.
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