The Dollop with Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds 302 - Hume and Hovell (Live w/ Wil Anderson)
Nov 10, 2017
Wil Anderson, a comedian known for his sharp wit, joins the hosts to dive into the absurd escapades of Australian explorers Hume and Hovell. They discuss the duo's quirky use of a pram and their comical navigation blunders. Hilarious anecdotes like a river crossing mishap and the duo's banter highlight their friendship through trials. The conversation also touches on the role of humorous reflections in historical narratives and the eccentricities of performing in comedy, making for a delightful blend of history and laughs.
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Will's Back
- Will Anderson discusses his broken back and inability to sit.
- He jokes about wanting a hole dug in the stage for his panel show.
Hume's Father
- Hamilton Hume's father, Andrew, shot his colonel and fled England.
- He was a free settler upon arrival in Australia.
Currency Lads
- There was a class divide between British-born and Australian-born settlers.
- Australians were called "currency lads" or "white natives."