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Abbey Hill answers the call and challenge from Chezza in episode 104. We go all over the map, including ant tsunamis, being good at school but not at driving, disappointment in your younger self and the discussion of love as … Continue reading →

Ben Wiggins is back for the manieth time to discuss parenting and some not so important things. The joy of the chunter, the guilt and remorse and the sunny buckets of joy that being a parent provides. Sometimes we smile … Continue reading →

Sam Pett joins me yet again from South Korea and coincidences abound. We discuss many things we are interested in and a couple of things we are not. The dangers of Anonymity, Drag Queen names, creating faces, footwear too nice … Continue reading →

Keriann Uesugi joins me from the other side of the world to discuss our shared past, raising children in a pandemic, making your children feel less safe, awkward parent interactions, having hollow legs, living in Bum town and ditching weddings … Continue reading →

Chelsea Ballard is a former English student of mine who did not like the way I taught the subject of Romance. She did like sharing music with me and her wildly creative profanity. Chezza talks about a lot of important … Continue reading →

Karen Rockawin and I were together in Inclusion Support Programs supporting young students in need. We cover some of the challenges and rewards involved in the job, as well as working with your partner, moving things along at a rapid … Continue reading →

Matthew Lymbury and I go way back, from living on the same street in Newcastle 24 years ago, to random adventures, off stage and on. We thought this would be many things, a discussion of an upcoming election, crapping on … Continue reading →

Jess Pearcey joins me for the start of a new season of the same old chatterings. We go over the jobs we’ve had and the jobs we’ve left, the things schools, parents and students get wrong, engaging with the dark … Continue reading →

By the end of the episode I fear we may have lost our minds. 2 hours of talking might do that. We continue our listener Q & A and this one leans more into music and a bit of a … Continue reading →