In which it turns out there's a whole world out there - and it's quite similar to Ballarat!! This week, Alex and Heather receive a dispatch from Sally in Berlin, where socially distanced nightclubbing is a thing and recreational establishments stay open...

In which Heather and Alex consider our dystopian future - today!! In this dystopian future, Heather learns about super computers without home screens that can fit in your pocket and the term 'peri-apocalypse' receives some overuse.And for more about...

In which Heather and Alex receive a dispatch from Ash Steel, locked down in Melbourne. In this alternative southern universe, wine goes in keep cups, mums can be fangirls and there is very much no escape. Ash plays us her pandemic-themed track, Social Distance, live over Zoom. The audio quality does not do it justice, but luckily you can find Ash's music, including Social Distance, at ashsteelmusic.bandcamp.com. And for more about Apocalypse LIVE visit apocalypselive.com xxx This episode recorded 30 August 2020 by Heather Smith and Alex Burgess. Additional sound effects from https://www.zapsplat.com

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