The tenth episode!! I interviewed Senator Thorpe today. She was the first Aboriginal woman in Victorian parliament and will soon become the first Aboriginal women in the national senate. We spoke about incarceration rates, an Aboriginal treaty, paying the rent and more.

In this episode I interviewed Tim Wilson. He is the member for Goldstein in the federal house of representatives. He has previously served in the IPA and human rights commission. We discuss Scott Morrison, climate change and more.

In this episode I interviewed Dr Katie Allen! She is a politician and paediatrician and is the Higgins member in the House of Representatives. She has worked alongside Scott Morrison among others and we discuss their friendship, climate action and political behaviour.

In this episode I compare the left and right media on Trump's handling of COVID 19 and discuss his choice to pull funding from the World Health Organisation. I hope you enjoy the episode and don't forget to subscribe!

So due to COVID 19 I was unable to interview anyone. I interviewed myself over a number of days. Sorry this is quite sadening as all my ideas and energy have just been drained. Hope everyone is okay!

In this episode I interview Ella Simons. She is a 13 year old from Melbourne who is very involved in the organising of the popular school strikes. We discuss the 2019 Australian election, climate crisis policies and more!

In this episode I interviewed Rabbi Alex. He is currently the Rabbi at Brighton Synagogue in South-East Melbourne. We discuss the rise of antisemitism, zionism, uniting as a country and more.

In this episode I interviewed Gloria and Steve. They both used to live in Hong Kong but now study at Monash university. They organise the Hong Kong protests here in Australia.

In this episode I interviewed David Southwick. He is a Victorian Liberal politican and has been the member for Caufield in the Victorian parliament since 2010. We discuss his political parties policies, climate change, the school strikers and the Australian refugee crisis.

In my first episode I interviewed Morris Wail. He was an engineer for 50 years and now lives in the heart of Toorak. we discuss clean energy, the school strike movement and the changes that need to be made to the Australian refugee policy.