Posts Tagged ‘police brutality’

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We discuss Melbourne exploding with COVID, ongoing lockdowns, protests from construction workers and earthquakes!

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NOFX ‘The Marxist Brothers’, Sum 41In Too Deep’.

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We saw this on a back of a car near our place recently.

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Nick is joined by Lottie to discuss Melbourne’s lockdown – what it was like, implications for work and life generally going forward, and our evaluation of how the Andrews government has handled the pandemic.

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Katie happened to be at the same Convention Centre as the IMARC (International Mining and Resources Conference) conference as she was at a union health and safety event. She gives a first-hand account of the #BlockadeIMARC actions protesting those attending the conference and profiting from the destruction of the environment.

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  • Article on the Victorian state government giving $900,000 to the animal agricultural industry to get their message out.

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wall-is-better

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This episode features politics professor Jason Brownlee on the US election. He discusses: how Trump is getting away with claiming he is challenging the elites; the dangers of a Trump presidency; Trump is not less imperialist than Clinton, despite his claims about rejecting the Iraq invasion; and Trump, Clinton and #BlackLivesMatter. This discussion continues on episode 147.

Also mentioned throughout the episode is: Nick’s article on two-party dominance in Australia, Ward Churchill on police repression in the US and the documentary Herman’s House.

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Rap NewsPresidential Rap Debates: HILLARY vs TRUMP + Jill Stein & Gary Johnson’, The FeedUS Presidential Debate’, The 7.30 Report Interview: Civil rights lawyer Nana Gyamfi, The Dead ZoneThe Missiles Are Flying’, Saturday Night LiveEd Glosser: Trivial Physic’, CNNMothers of the Movement – from the DNC convention’, Dave Stewart, Saul Williams, Nadirah X, Asdru Sierra, Dana Glover, Tina Schlieske and Derrick Ashong ‘Angola 3’.

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