Special Guest: A Voice of Reason
September 7, 2020
The AFL Grand Final goes north to Brisvegas. The AFL strip club scandal. Netflix and Amazon Video football documentaries. The West Australian newspaper is a tabloid rag and how long do newspapers have left? We discuss music streaming services such as Spotify, YouTube Music and Amazon Music. Then we go down a huge rabbit hole of interesting conspiracy theories.
In this epic epi-dose of Chronicles we introduce you to our first ever guest, and it's none other than the voice of reason himself, Mel's younger brother, the formidable Domenic. And he has much to say, as do all of us.
We talk about the decision for the AFL Grand Final to go north to Brisvegas, and apparently the A League already played their GF. The recent AFL strip club scandal.
Netflix and Amazon Video football documentaries.
The West Australian newspaper is a tabloid rag and how long do newspapers have left? (Note: since we recorded this they have actually printed some good articles, so credit where it's due).
Online news websites are full of paid-for articles promoting social media personalities.
We discuss music streaming services such as Spotify, YouTube Music and Amazon Music. Amazon Prime subscriptions.
TV streaming services like YouTube Premium, ABC iView, SBS OnDemand, Foxtel, Fetch, Netflix and Amazon Video.
Technology business missing opportunities.
Mobile, smartphone and Kindle technology, internet and phone network speed, old gaming consoles we grew up with, monitoring kids' internet usage...
Then we go down a huge rabbit hole of conspiracy theories (or questions) that we find interesting, and it's a conversation that has to be heard to be believed... unanswered questions mainly about the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks: World Trade Center twin towers, building 7, the pentagon... we even discuss theories about JFK.
And to finish we have the legendary Jordan Peterson talking about raising kids. Good timing with Father's Day happening this past weekend.
This one is a beauty, so sit back and buckle up!
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We talk about the decision for the AFL Grand Final to go north to Brisvegas, and apparently the A League already played their GF. The recent AFL strip club scandal.
Netflix and Amazon Video football documentaries.
The West Australian newspaper is a tabloid rag and how long do newspapers have left? (Note: since we recorded this they have actually printed some good articles, so credit where it's due).
Online news websites are full of paid-for articles promoting social media personalities.
We discuss music streaming services such as Spotify, YouTube Music and Amazon Music. Amazon Prime subscriptions.
TV streaming services like YouTube Premium, ABC iView, SBS OnDemand, Foxtel, Fetch, Netflix and Amazon Video.
Technology business missing opportunities.
Mobile, smartphone and Kindle technology, internet and phone network speed, old gaming consoles we grew up with, monitoring kids' internet usage...
Then we go down a huge rabbit hole of conspiracy theories (or questions) that we find interesting, and it's a conversation that has to be heard to be believed... unanswered questions mainly about the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks: World Trade Center twin towers, building 7, the pentagon... we even discuss theories about JFK.
And to finish we have the legendary Jordan Peterson talking about raising kids. Good timing with Father's Day happening this past weekend.
This one is a beauty, so sit back and buckle up!
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