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Pandas getting their F on - April 10th 2020

EPISODE · Apr 10, 2020 · 38 MIN

Pandas getting their F on - April 10th 2020

from A Rational Fear · host Dan Ilic

🤑 CHIP IN TO OUR PATREON https://www.patreon.com/ARationalFear📨 SUBSCRIBE TO OUR EMAIL LIST: http://www.arationalfear.com/Recorded at our homes over Zoom — pumped through the RØDECaster™ Pro — into your ears.The good news is that Pandas are getting their F on, the conservative socialists are making it rain fake money because they can, BoJo is out of ICU and the mortality rate in Australia is so far under 1% — Well done Australia.Sometimes it’s easy to think Australians are a bunch of drunk deadshits body slamming on the beach licking toilets and creating disgustingly heartwarming internet content.But, Australia, we’re getting there. The curve, like my career is on the way back down where it’ll inflict pain on fewer people. A good result for everyone.Great podcast this week with TOM BALLARD (Like A Six Year Old), AMY REMEIKIS (The Guardian) PROF. HILARY BAMBRICK (QUT) Lewis Hobba (Triple J) plus interviews with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Marcus Ryan does some coronavirus stand up.THANKS TO:Jacob Round, Robbie McGreggor, Rupert Degas, and Ella James.(00:00) Preamble(01:15) Start.(02:19) Introductions.(04:08) SPONSOR: Robbie McGregor says Stimulus Package for 3 hours.(06:20) Police Powers.(11:50) Prof. Hilary Bambrick catches us up on COVID19.(23:00) Pandas Are F**king!(26:00) INTERVIEW: PM Boris Johnson from ICU.(28:26) STANDUP: Marcus Ryan.(37:00) Wrap up plugs

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