HeyJaredKill Your Lawn and Kick Your Fence
Have you noticed that new suburbs are more car dependant, less green, less community orientated and painfully bland? Do you spend time on the internet dreaming of a future home in a beautiful green neighbourhood? Things don't seem to be changing, do they?
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Suburban Hellscapes and Raising Indigenous Plants (opens the original)
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Listen to the new segment, Suburban Hellscapes to learn about The Right To The City, by Henri Lefebvre and how Terra Nullius is still persistant in how our suburbs are planned today. We also begin to investigate the Armstrong Creek Urban Development Area and how it reflects these ideas. The episode finishes up with the previous fortnights episode segment on getting started growing indigenous plants in you garden. MusicKill Your Lawn and Kick You Fence intro sting by Tilde Joy and Amy Aednat Ciar
LGBT+ Refugees Struggle in Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya (opens the original)
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Listen to learn about the dire struggle for dignity and suvival for LGBT+ refugees inside Kakuma Refugee Camp, Kenya. Day to day living has become especially difficult now that the Trump government has pulled US AID funding out of Kakuma. If you want to support them in their pursuit to build a projects to support and finance LGBT+ refugees then head here https://queerpride.africa/ If you found any of the content in this podacst distressing then head to:Life Line 13 11 141800 RESPECT 1800 737 732
Another living example of a different way: The Democratic Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria aka Rojava! (opens the original)
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Apologies podacst listeners for the late upload. I will be taking a break from the show this Friday 7th of August and returning to your eardrums on the 21st of August xLinux and Going your own way with your computersList of all the distributions of linux"Omg this is all too much, I want to start with something simple!"Well I have to agree that initially Linux and all the many dsitributions out there seem overwhelming. I personally use Linux-Mint as my needs are relativley simple and they have a
Lessons From Lao's People's Democratic Republic | World Leaders in Lawn Killing and Fence Kickining, Cuba in Crisis (opens the original)
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Apologies, podcast listeners for the late upload xOriginal segment on Laos (Wednesday Breakfast, Jesse with Professor Holly High)https://www.3cr.org.au/wednesday-breakfast/episode/socialism-laos-professor-holly-highOriginal Segment on Cuba (Unitarian Half Hour, Maree Dellora)https://omny.fm/shows/unitarian-half-hour/unitarian-half-hour-4-july-2026
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