The JJ Podcast

Episode 34 | Will Shackel | The Nuclear Debate Australia Is AvoidingWhat happens when a 16-year-old takes on Australia’s energy debate?In this episode, we sit down with Will Shackel — the founder of Nuclear for Australia — who’s built a national movement pushing to lift the country’s nuclear ban.We tackle the big questions:Why is Australia the only G20 nation without nuclear power? Is fear driving policy? And are we ignoring one of the most reliable, low-emissions energy sources on the planet?From radiation myths (yes — the banana comparison) to jobs, costs, waste and energy security, this is a no-nonsense conversation about what’s fact, what’s fiction, and what’s at stake for Australia’s future.Plus — rapid fire: the biggest myths, political roadblocks, and what a realistic energy mix should actually look like.This is the nuclear debate Australia isn’t having… but should be.

Season 2 | Episode 33 — Mike NewmanThis week on The JJ Podcast, we sit down with former NSW Senior Trade & Investment Commissioner Mike Newmanfor a no-holds-barred conversation about what’s really holding Australia back.From trade deals that are raising eyebrows, to a public sector many say has grown beyond control, to an energy system struggling under red tape — this episode pulls apart the decisions shaping our economic future.We unpack:The EU Free Trade Agreement and why farmers aren’t celebratingThe growing influence of climate, social and political conditions in trade dealsAustralia’s bloated bureaucracy — and whether it’s now a drag on productivity and growth The explosion in public sector jobs and what it signals about the health of the private economy Red tape choking investment in energy, mining and propertyThe housing shortage and why developers are walking awayAustralia’s reputation as an investment destination — and why it may be slippingAnd the global energy reality, with countries like China doubling down on coal, nuclear and energy securityThis is a conversation about accountability, competitiveness and economic reality — and whether Australia is at risk of regulating itself into decline.If you want to understand what’s happening behind the headlines — this episode is a must-listen.🎧 Listen now to Season 2, Episode 33 of The JJ Podcast.

Season 2 | Episode 32 — Steven NowakowskiThis week on The JJ Podcast, we sit down with environmentalist and conservationist Steven Nowakowski, whose work protecting Australia’s wilderness and rainforests spans more than 30 years.Steven shares his journey through the conservation movement, including his time as a Greens candidate in Queensland, and his lifelong commitment to preserving Australia’s unique natural landscapes.But this conversation goes deeper.Steven makes it clear: he does believe climate change is real and supports the goal of de-carbonisation. However, after decades working directly in environmental protection, he has serious concerns about whether the current path to “Net Zero” is actually sustainable for the planet.We discuss:·       The environmental impact of large-scale renewable infrastructure·       The vast mineral demand required to build wind turbines, solar panels and batteries·       The challenge of replacing that infrastructure every 15–25 years·       And why the destruction of wilderness may be an overlooked cost of the energy transitionSteven argues that while emissions reduction matters, so does biodiversity — and one of the most precious and diminishing resources on Earth is untouched wilderness.It’s a thoughtful and provocative conversation about conservation, climate policy and the difficult trade-offs facing modern environmentalism.https://www.rainforestreserves.org.au🎧 Listen now to Season 2, Episode 32 of The JJ Podcast.

Season 2 | Episode 31 — Hayley MaryThis week on The JJ Podcast, we sit down with Australian singer and songwriter Hayley Mary for one of our most candid conversations yet.We dive into politics inside the entertainment industry — and what happens when artists step outside the accepted narrativeHayley opens up about:The dominance of left-leaning ideology in creative circlesCancel culture and the pressure to conformThe personal and professional fallout she facedPolitical judgement and public backlashThe MAGA movement and why it became such a flashpointThis isn’t a shouting match — it’s a thoughtful discussion about identity, free expression, career consequences and the cost of dissent in modern culture.Whether you agree or disagree, this episode explores what happens when politics and art collide.🎧 Listen now to Season 2, Episode 31 of The JJ Podcast

Season 2 | Episode 30 — Dimitri BurshteinThis week on The JJ Podcast, we sit down with economist, strategist and policy analyst Dimitri Burshtein for a deep dive into the state of Australia’s economy.For the first time in our history, government debt has pushed past $1 trillion. What does that actually mean — and who ultimately pays?We unpack:Employment figures — including claims that 8 in 10 new jobs are public sector or government-fundedInflation, interest rates and rising mortgage repaymentsPressure on renters and the ongoing housing shortageAustralia’s per capita recessionFalling productivity and what that signals long termThe squeeze on small businessWhether the GST debate needs to be reopenedThis is a serious, solutions-focused conversation about where the Australian economy is headed — and what needs to change if we want growth, opportunity and prosperity again.If you’re feeling the cost-of-living crunch, this episode explains why.🎧 Listen now — and join the conversation.

This week on The JJ Podcast, we sit down with Bridget McKenzie for a candid, wide-ranging conversation at a pivotal moment for the Coalition.We discuss the recent Liberal leadership spill, her thoughts on the Angus Taylor–Jane Hume combination, and what it means for the direction of the party.We also ask Senator McKenzie about her decision to cross the floor on the Albanese Government’s Extremism Bill — and the bigger question it raises:Is your loyalty to your party… or to the Australian public?From cost-of-living pressures and childcare challenges, to nuclear energy policy, the divide between city and country, and the urgent calls to “Unite the Right,” this is a thoughtful and professional discussion about the future of conservative politics in Australia.A friendly, frank and substantive chat with a Senator who believes deeply in representing everyday Australians.🎧 Listen now to Season 2, Episode 29 of The JJ Podcast.

Season 2 continues with a relaxed but fearless conversation with Sall Grover, founder of Giggle for Girls Pty Ltd — and one of the most talked-about women in Australia right now.In this episode, we unpack Sall’s journey creating a women-only app, the court case that followed, and what it reveals about the loss of common sense in modern politics and our legal system.We also dive into:The real-world impacts on women’s sport when biological men compete in female categoriesSchool curriculums telling children what to do if they feel they were “born in the wrong body”The growing tension between free speech, truth speech, and fear of saying the wrong thingWhy so many Australians feel shut down for asking basic questionsIt’s not a shouting match — it’s a calm, honest chat about difficult issues that affect women, kids, fairness, and freedom of expression. Whether you agree or disagree, this is a conversation worth having — and we’d love you to weigh in.🎧 Listen now and join the discussion.

Season 2, Episode 1 – John Howard on Nuclear Power, Immigration & Australia’s FutureWe kick off Season 2 with one of the most consequential figures in modern Australian politics — former Prime Minister John Howard.In this wide-ranging conversation, Mr Howard reflects on the decisions that shaped Australia’s economic and political landscape, including why his government introduced a ban and moratorium on nuclear power — and why he now believes that decision must be overturned if Australia is serious about its energy future. He explains the political trade-offs of the time, including negotiations with the Democrats and the Greens, and the deal that saw investment in nuclear medicine at Lucas Heights come at the cost of a long-term nuclear power industry.We also dive into the privatisation of Telstra, why Howard believed it was critical for the nation, and how political compromise defined that era of reform.On immigration, Mr Howard revisits his famous words: “We will decide who comes to this country, and the circumstances in which they come.” He reflects on Australia’s historically successful immigration program throughout the 1900s — and why he believes the scale and composition of immigration today is placing too much pressure on the system.The discussion also covers Australia’s resources and mining sector, tax policy and the introduction of the GST, as well as the legacy of Australia’s gun laws.A candid, thoughtful and timely conversation with a former Prime Minister — and a powerful way to begin Season 2.

🎙️ Season 1 Finale: Tim Wilson MP — Goldstein, Terror, Teals & Small BusinessIn our final episode of Season 1, we sit down with Tim Wilson MP, the Federal Member for Goldstein, for a wide-ranging and deeply important conversation.We begin with the tragic Bondi terror attack, discussing the national mood, community grief, and the growing concern many Australians feel about safety, cohesion, and leadership in moments of crisis.Tim also reflects on what it was like returning to Parliament after achieving something few thought possible — defeating a Teal independent and reclaiming Goldstein for the Liberal Party. We unpack the public sentiment behind that result and what it signals about the political landscape moving forward.We finish with Tim’s passion project: small business. From reducing red tape to incentivising growth and rewarding risk-taking, Tim outlines why small businesses are the backbone of the Australian economy — and why they need to be supported, not strangled, by government.It’s a fitting end to an epic first season — honest, challenging, and hopeful about the future of Australia.Thank you for joining us for Season 1 of The JJ Podcast. 🎧🇦🇺

🎙️ Episode 25: Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price — The Australian Spirit Is Coming Back to LifeIn this powerful episode of The JJ Podcast, we sit down with Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price — one of Australia’s most compelling political voices — to unpack the experiences, values and convictions that shaped her life, her leadership, and her fight for Australia’s future.Jacinta reflects on her childhood in Alice Springs, the role models and family influence that guided her, and the deep sense of responsibility that pulled her into politics. We dive into the Voice referendum, the passion behind the “NO” campaign, and why she believes that Australians rejected division in favour of unity.As the Shadow Minister for Government Efficiency, Jacinta saw firsthand the staggering levels of waste and reckless spending inside government — and she shares what she uncovered.We also talk about the 2025 election campaign, and Jacinta’s frustration that the Liberal Party had a “loaded chamber” of strong policy ideas but never fired the gun. She argues that they had the evidence, the facts and the “ammunition” to call out Labor’s mistruths — but failed to seize the moment.This episode finishes with an emotional discussion about:🇦🇺 patriotism🇦🇺 unity and national pride🇦🇺 the power of the Australian flag🇦🇺 why no nation thrives on guiltJacinta reminds us that we must learn from our PAST, not live inside it. We must leave behind what harms us, build on what strengthens us, and fight for an Australia where:Families are supportedCommunities are empoweredFacts matterOur nation comes firstShe believes the Australian spirit is coming back to life — and after this conversation, you will too.#JJPodcast #SenatorPrice #JacintaPrice #AustralianPolitics #GovernmentWaste #VoiceReferendum #Unity #Patriotism #AustraliaFirst #WokeCulture #JaimeeAndJaimie #Leadership #TruthOverSpin

🎙️ Episode 24: The Science Behind Net Zero — with Mia Schlicht (IPA)This week on The JJ Podcast, we sit down with Mia Schlicht, environmental scientist and research fellow at the Institute of Public Affairs. Mia studied atmospheric science and is passionate about challenging political narratives around climate change, CO₂ emissions, land use and the push toward “green energy.”In this episode, Mia calls out one of the biggest frustrations in Australian politics“There has been a lack of fact-based debate.”We break down the science behind net zero, the history of Earth’s changing climate, the truth about agricultural land and emissions, and why renewables are not as ‘green’ or as cheap as we’ve been told. Mia explains how politics, not science, is driving Australia’s energy direction — and why the coalition must begin prosecuting a fact-based case moving forward.If you care about the environment, energy policy, cost-of-living, agriculture or simply want to hear actual science rather than slogans, this episode is a must-listen. 🌿⚡️#JJPodcast #MiaSchlicht #IPA #NetZero #ClimatePolicy #CO2 #EnergyCrisis #Renewables #Agriculture #AustralianPolitics #AtmosphericScience

🎙 EPISODE 23 — Jennifer Parker: Australia’s Defence Reality CheckThis week we sit down with one of Australia’s most respected voices in national security — Jennifer Parker, Defence and Marine Security specialist, former Warfare Officer in the Royal Australian Navy, and leading analyst in maritime strategy and Indo-Pacific security.With over two decades of active service, Jennifer brings real-world experience and sharp strategic insight to the discussion as we explore what it means for Australia to be an island nation in a rapidly shifting global landscape.In this episode we unpack:⚓️ The state of Australia’s maritime capability⚓️ Nuclear submarines + why AUKUS matters⚓️ Defence spending + tech superiority⚓️ Cyber warfare + next-generation threats⚓️ Political influence in defence communication⚓️ Where we’re strong — and where we’re dangerously vulnerableThis is a conversation every Australian should hear.Because our security isn’t abstract — it’s national survival.

🎙️ Australia’s Big Immigration Reality — with Daniel Wild (IPA)In this week’s episode, we’re joined by Daniel Wild, Deputy Executive Director at the Institute of Public Affairs, for a deep dive into Australia’s exploding immigration numbers — the highest in our nation’s history.We unpack why Australia’s “Big Australia” policy is on steroids, how rapid population growth is affecting housing, infrastructure and social cohesion, and why Daniel argues that our migration intake urgently needs to return to Howard-era levels of around 100,000 per year.We also break down the truth about foreign student numbers and university dependency on international enrolments. At Sydney University alone, 51% of students are now international, and some classes aren’t even taught in English anymore. Daniel warns that universities have turned into de-facto migration pathways and focus their attention towards INCOME over education. He believes foreign student numbers should be capped at 30% maximum.We also explore the challenges of integrating large numbers of people with vastly different cultural, social and religious beliefs — and why sustainable, manageable migration is essential for maintaining social cohesion in modern Australia.If you care about Australia’s future, population policy, education, borders and the social fabric of our country, this is a must-listen.#JJPodcast #DanielWild #IPA #Australia #Immigration #BigAustralia #Universities #ForeignStudents #SydneyUni #SocialCohesion #Politics #Policy #Population #JaimeeAndJaimie

How Polling Really Works with Dr Dorian von FreyholdIn the world of politics, polls are taken, published and analysed constantly — but how do they actually work? And how much can we trust them?In this episode, we’re joined by Dr Dorian von Freyhold, Managing Director of Compass Polling and a consumer psychologist with a PhD in understanding human behaviour. We dive into the mechanics behind polling: how researchers find the right mix of people to question, how modern technology is reshaping (and reducing the cost of) polling around the world, and what this means for the future of political insights.We also take a close look at the current state of Australian politics, exploring where the public really sits on net zero, cost-of-living pressures, the nuclear vs renewables debate, and just how far behind Australia is when it comes to technological innovation compared with the United States.A fascinating, myth-busting conversation about what Australians are thinking — and why it matters.

🎙️ This week on The JJ Podcast — Jaimee and Jaimie sit down with Kellie Sloane MP, the Member for Vaucluse and Shadow Minister for Health, to unpack one of Australia’s biggest challenges: the state of our healthcare system.From the Labor Government’s promise of “free Medicare” and what that really means, to state budgets, hospital funding, and the growing role of privatisation — Kellie shares her insights on what’s working, what’s not, and what needs to change.We also dive into the challenges facing the modern Liberal Party — from messaging and mass media to brand identity — and how politics and perception have never been more intertwined.💬 Honest. Smart. Unfiltered.This is The JJ Podcast — where real conversations happen.

🎙️ Episode 19 | The State of Australia’s Housing Market with Damian WallaceThis week, we’re joined by Finance Specialist Damian Wallace to unpack the reality of Australia’s housing market in 2025. 🏠We dive into:💰 The Labor Government’s 5% deposit scheme and who it really helps📊 Median house prices in Sydney and the household incomes needed to service those mortgages🏡 The growing trend of Australians using superannuation to buy property🚪 Why young couples and families are being priced out of Sydney📈 The rise of first home buyers skipping incentives to buy investment properties instead🌏 Plus — the impact of negative gearing, foreign investment, and what could be done differently.It’s a must-listen for anyone trying to buy, invest, or simply understand why owning a home in Australia feels harder than ever.#JJPodcast #DamianWallace #HousingCrisis #PropertyMarket #Finance #RealEstate #Australia #Politics #Economy #Mortgage #Investment

🎙️ Episode 18 | Evelyn Reeves: From Leftist Activist to Conservative VoiceThis week, we sit down with Evelyn Reeves — an American pro-life activist who’s made the rare journey from the political left to the right. We dive deep into why that transition happened and what she’s learned along the way.Evelyn opens up about her upbringing in a large, conservative, Christian household — where she was homeschooled — and how she found herself deeply involved in progressive activism before her beliefs began to shift. We talk about what ultimately drew her back to the right, the backlash she’s faced (including death threats), and how she’s now building a fast-growing social-media presence sharing her story and sparking debate.It’s an honest, eye-opening conversation about conviction, courage, and the complexity of changing your mind.#JJPodcast #EvelynReeves #Politics #ProLife #Culture #Faith #Conservative #LeftToRight #Debate #FreedomOfSpeech

🎙️ Episode 17 – Holding Labor to Account, Promises & Path Forward | with Senator Jane HumeIn this episode of The JJ Podcast, Jaimee and Jaimie sit down with Senator Jane Hume for a candid half-hour chat about the state of Australian politics, the future of the Liberal Party, and holding Labor to account.We cover it all:🔹 Why Sussan Ley isn’t resonating with voters🔹 The Libs’ role in keeping Labor honest🔹 Promises vs. fails — from Medicare to cost of living🔹 The danger of gender quotas, but why women still need support and champions in politics🔹 The Super Gender Gap Bill and Jim Chalmers’ super tax backflip🔹 What Labor might come after next🔹 Why we started The JJ Podcast🔹 Net Zero and the reality Nuclear is inevitable🔹 The most pressing challenge for Liberals moving forward🔹 Ongoing failures of the Albanese governmentIt’s smart, fast, and refreshingly honest — a must-listen for anyone who cares about Australia’s future.🎧 Episode 17 of The JJ Podcast with Senator Jane Hume — out now wherever you get your podcasts.#JJPodcast #JaneHume #AusPol #AustralianPolitics #LiberalParty #LaborGovernment #NetZero #NuclearEnergy #Superannuation #Medicare #GenderEquality #JimChalmers #SussanLey

🎙️ Episode 16 – Breaking the Narrative | With Joel Jammal, Turning Point AustraliaIn this episode of The JJ Podcast, Jaimee and Jaimie sit down with Joel Jammal, Head of Turning Point Australia, for an unfiltered conversation about politics, young voters, and the growing demand for truth over narrative.We open by discussing how Joel partnered with Turning Point USA, the global influence of Charlie Kirk, and why so many young people are rejecting the political messaging being pushed by the left.🇦🇺 From there, we dive into Australian politics — exploring our preferential voting system, the future of the Liberal Party, and why Joel believes the brand will die if it continues to act as “Labor Lite.”The 3 biggest issues Turning Point hears on the ground:💰 Cost of Living🌏 Immigration⚡ Net Zero — at any costWe finish with a discussion on free speech, online censorship, and the power of big tech algorithms shaping what we see — and what we don’t.It’s bold, it’s honest, and it’s the conversation so many Australians are ready to have.🎧 Tune in and let us know your thoughts in the comments.#JJPodcast #JoelJammal #TurningPointAustralia #AusPol #AustralianPolitics #FreedomOfSpeech #Censorship #BigTech #CostOfLiving #NetZero #Immigration

Stats That Shape Australia | With Brianna McKeeIn this episode of The JJ Podcast, Jaimee and Jaimie sit down with Research Fellow Brianna McKee to unpack the numbers shaping Australia’s future. From demographics to energy to education, the statistics tell a powerful story about where we’re headed as a nation.We dive into:👶 Australia’s birth rate decline — how it compares globally, and why it poses serious challenges for our economy, security, and future stability.📉 The fall of “woke” culture — why the trend is slowing in Australia, and how we often follow America’s lead, just a few steps behind.⚡ Energy policy and young Australians — fresh IPA research reveals that 18–24 year-olds care most about affordability, and aren’t willing to pay the price for net zero.📚 The decline of history education — what it means when schools and universities step away from teaching our past.It’s an eye-opening conversation that challenges the narrative and digs into the data.🎙️ Tune into Episode 15 of The JJ Podcast with Jaimee & Jaimie now.

In this episode, Jaimee and Jaimie take a hard look at the failings of our current government. They reflect on the recent federal election and highlight major decisions Anthony Albanese is now making on behalf of Australians—without ever taking them to the people.From foreign relations and our alliance with America under President Trump, to defence security, energy security and pricing, and emissions targets—we unpack where Australia is heading and why so many feel left behind.We also dive into the day-to-day realities Australians are facing: skyrocketing immigration, cost-of-living pressures, housing affordability, the small business squeeze, public spending blowouts, national debt, and more.It’s a wide-ranging conversation that goes beyond headlines and gets to the heart of what’s really happening.🎙️ Dive into Episode 14 of The JJ Podcast with Jaimee & Jaimie now.

🇦🇺 Where is Australia heading — and who pays the price?In this episode of The JJ Podcast, Jaimee & Jaimie sit down with Shadow Treasurer Ted O’Brien to unpack the state of the nation and the big challenges facing our economy.We dive into:💰 Increased gov. spending and risks of unsustainable debt👨‍👩‍👧 Why these decisions are selfish to our children🧾 Growing number of Australians relying on gov. as main source of income🏠 The dire housing situation📉 Lack of productivity dragging down economy⚖️ The huge job ahead for  Liberals and Coalition in 'selling' their vision to AustraliansThis is a candid, no-nonsense conversation about debt, spending, housing, and the tough choices needed to secure Australia’s future.🎧 Listen now for the full discussion with Ted O’Brien.

In this powerful episode of The JJ Podcast, we sit down with Senator Pauline Hanson, founder of One Nation, for a wide-ranging and candid conversation.We discuss the tragic death of Charlie Kirk and what it reveals about the growing attempts to silence conservative voices.Pauline shares her thoughts on the surge of support for One Nation across Australia, the importance of Aussie pride, and why celebrating our flag and heritage should never be labelled as “racist." We dive into concerns about activism creeping into the Aussie school curriculums, and Pauline gives her perspective on Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, the current Liberal leader — and why she might be more at home in a party like One Nation.A straight-talking, unapologetic discussion on politics, patriotism, and the future of conservatism in Australia.

What’s really going on with kids in Australia today?In this episode of The JJ Podcast, Jaimee & Jaimie sit down with psychologist Clare Rowe to unpack the challenges facing children, families, and schools.We dive into:The impact of teaching kids about anxietyThe overloaded national curriculumScreen time and the push for a social media banThe rise of gender fluidity in schools and the mediaHow the truth in history is being presentedAnd much more…Clare brings her frontline experience as a psychologist to cut through the noise and explain what really matters for the next generation.🎧 Listen now for an unfiltered discussion on parenting, education, and kids in modern Australia.

Australia’s energy future is one of the most pressing challenges of our time — and one of the most misunderstood.In this episode of Jaimee & Jaimie, we sit down with journalist and political commentator Chris Uhlmann to unpack the realities behind energy policy and the road to net zero.We cover:Net zero: what it is, where it came from, and if it’s achievableThe role of fossil fuels in everything we eat, wear, move, and buildAustralia’s push towards wind and solar, and whether nuclear is a real optionHow the green transition affects our economy and securityWhy gas is essential — and why it sets the price of electricityGlobal use of Carbon Capture — and why Australia's slow to adopt itChris’s view on what Australia’s future energy mix could look likeThis is a frank, fact-based conversation that cuts through the slogans and dives into the real costs, risks, and opportunities in our energy future.🎧 Tune in for an unfiltered look at energy, economics, and the choices Australia faces.Time stamps for ease:00:53 - What is NET ZERO, where did it come from?09:22 - FOSSIL FUELS in everything we do11:47 - Why WIND & SOLAR alone can't power Australia16:17 - Can we change the stigma on NUCLEAR?23:43 - Energy is ECONOMY and SECURITY27:22 - GAS is essential and sets price of electricity29:03 - Why isn't Australia using CARBON CAPTURE34:41 - What is Australia's future ENERGY MIX?

Identity politics is everywhere — but what’s it really doing to our society?In this episode of The JJ Podcast, Jaimee & Jaimie dive into the impact of identity politics on free speech, politics, and even pop culture. We explore:·       Whether identity politics is limiting free speech·       The fallout from the Sydney Sweeney ad controversy·       How labels shape public opinion — from Zali Steggall calling Peter Dutton racist to Julia Gillard labelling Tony Abbott a misogynist·       Why identity politics influences voting behaviour and why that’s dangerous for democracyAt its core, identity politics divides people into groups — but what unites us as Australians should always matter more.🎧 Tune in for an unfiltered conversation that cuts through the noise.00:47 – IDENTITY POLITICS tearing society apart04:11 – Australia’s INTERNATIONAL IDENTITY, 3 flags06:36 – Does identity politics impact FREE SPEECH?09:45 – Identity politics at play with SYDNEY SWEENEY12:21 – Impact of LABELS, Gillard’s misogyny speech14:27 – Why identity politics is DANGEROUS for the nation?Got anything you'd like to hear us discuss?A political question or political figure you'd like to hear more from?Contact us at : ⁠[email protected]

The Australian government has just announced it will recognise a Palestinian state — a move sparking international debate and strong reactions at home and abroad.In this episode of The JJ Podcast with Jaimee & Jaimie, we speak with Professor Gerald M. Steinberg to break down:·       How this recognition can happen under international law and diplomacy·       Whether it risks vindicating Hamas·       How Australians are now perceived by people in Israel·       The role of Islamic propaganda in shaping Western opinion·       What this decision means for Australia’s foreign policy and moral standingThis is a challenging, unfiltered discussion on politics, morality, and the narratives shaping our world.🎧 Listen now and join the conversation.01:00 – Australian Gov. recognise PALESTINIAN STATE05:22 – Why did Palestine refuse this in 1947?08:14 – What is the feeling on the ground IN ISRAEL09:58 – Hamas say they feel ‘VINDICATED’15:40 – How do Israelis feel towards AUSTRALIANS?19:28 – Can Palestine actually have STATEHOOD?25:43 – How do we stop the INDOCTRINATION of hatred26:47 – Is Israel committing GENOCIDE and starving civilians?Got anything you'd like to hear us discuss?A political question or political figure you'd like to hear more from?Contact us at : ⁠[email protected]

Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott joins Jaimee & Jaimie for an unfiltered chat about identity politics — and what it means for Australia today.We cover:·       How IDENTITY POLITICS is changing public debate·       The rise of personal attacks on political leaders·       The evolving identity of the Liberal Party·       What being Australian means in 2025Love him or not, Tony doesn’t hold back — and neither do we.🎧 Hit play and join the conversation.00:52 – The power of COMMUNITY02:52 – IDENTITY POLITICS at recent federal election08:31 – Menzies and the LIBERAL identity16:30 – Tony's new BOOK and inspiration behind it22:36 – How do we find MALE ROLE MODELS?Got anything you'd like to hear us discuss?A political question or political figure you'd like to hear more from?Contact us at : [email protected]

Established in 2017, Gus Worland and his team at Gotcha4Life have raised over $23 million in the mental health space. According to information released by the Black Dog Institute, the Labor government have not allowed adequate funding at state OR federal level. Gotcha4Life believe in prevention, rather than awareness, and want to see CHILDREN developing 'Mental Fitness' and 'Emotional Muscle' to carry them through life.00:48 - How did Gotcha4Life start?03:38 - Mental health and suicide STATISTICS05:49 - Changing GENERATIONAL thinking07:48 - What is the STRATEGY to tackle this?10:37 - Where does the FUNDING come from?13:55 - How would you advise PARENTS in 2025?19:58 - TEXT your village exercise in WORKSHOPSGot anything you'd like to hear us discuss?A political question or political figure you'd like to here more from?Contact us at : [email protected]

Talking politics in childcare with For Parents AU.Childcare subsidy and policy reform needed.02:00 – Signing the PETITION 02:50 – Feedback from LABOR GOVERNMENT 07:12 – The public are asking for CHOICE in childcare 09:19 – introducing "3 DAY GUARANTEE" in January 2026 11:10 – Why was the CCS LIMITED to Childcare Centres? 13:02 – A NANNY is working out cheaper 14:51 – New policy surrounding SAFETY / FUNDING16:28 – Are Nanny Networks involved? 19:07 – What’s NEXT for the ‘For Parents Au’ movement?Sign the petition here:https://www.change.org/p/our-kids-our-choice-expand-the-childcare-subsidy?utm_medium=custom_url&utm_source=share_petition&recruited_by_id=748dbdf0-5a5d-11f0-b371-f9562769a2ca Got anything you'd like to hear us discuss?A political question or political figure you'd like to hear more from?Contact us at : ⁠[email protected]

Talking old woke versus new woke.01:08 - What is the MEANING of woke?01:49 - Old woke versus NEW WOKE04:56 - Woke and the INDIGENOUS movement06:43 - New woke DOESN'T seek peace07:06 - Woke in our EDUCATION system09:51 - Now, are you PROUD to be woke?Got anything you'd like to hear us discuss?A political question or political figure you'd like to hear more from?Contact us at : ⁠[email protected]⁠

Jaimee and Jaimie talking politics with Indigenous Leader - Warren Mundine AO00:42 - Should VIC have a VOICE to Parliament? 05:59 - Proving FIRST NATIONS PEOPLE have a voice 06:16 - Are indigenous Australians CONSULTED? 09:10 - Discussing REAL SOLUTIONS for communities12:51 - Aboriginal flags at PRO PALESTINE rallies15:26 - WELCOME TO COUNTRY, is it overdone?18:32 – ‘New WOKE’ versus ‘Original WOKE’Got anything you'd like to hear us discuss?A political question or political figure you'd like to hear more from?Contact us at : [email protected]

Talking e-Bikes with Michelle and West, of Energy Electric Bikes Brookvale.00:26 - What would you like to see CHANGED? 02:24 - What is the average AGE of kids riding e-Bikes? 04:29 - Would you like to see LEGISLATION? 07:11 - Bike PATHS versus ROAD riding? 09:30 - How do you actually POLICE it? 11:50 - Should e-Bikes require REGISTRATION? 13:56 - 80% of people buying e-Bikes are MUMS!? 15:45 - There should be a DEFENSIVE RIDING COURSE Got anything you'd like to hear us discuss?A political question or political figure you'd like to hear more from?Contact us at : [email protected]

Jaimee and Jaimie talking politics with Member for Manly - James Griffin MP.00:42 - Process of BUDGET week05:52 - Do politicians really care about COMMUNITY?08:36 - GENDER Quotas, are they needed?13:26 - Do you blame MEDIA for election results?15:24 - 60 TOBACCONISTS for every 1 Maccas in NSWGot anything you'd like to hear us discuss?A political question or political figure you'd like to hear more from?Contact us at : [email protected]