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Discover the chilling tale of Nathan's entanglement in a doomsday cult during university, revealing mind control tactics and drastic life changes. Delve into the secretive Shinchi Anji group's intense demands and cult-like characteristics, causing concern for Nathan's family. Witness a parent's brave attempt to rescue their son from the cult's grasp and follow Nathan's post-cult recovery journey.

Exploring the challenges of maintaining gender pay gap transparency in Australia, showcasing the resilience and activism of figures like Marie Coleman in the fight for equality. Revealing government plans to reduce transparency and highlighting the efforts of advocates like Libby Lyons in addressing the issue.

Delving into Peter Dutton's complex persona, the podcast explores his background as a cop, his rise in politics, and the calculated image he presents. It unravels his strongman politics, revealing the truth behind his tough exterior and ambitions.

A Senate inquiry is investigating Coles and Woolworths' pricing fairness. Bob Katter's stunts aim to pressure major parties to regulate supermarkets. Crossbenchers are advocating for lower supermarket prices and exploring the shift to four-year federal terms in politics. The rise of independent voices may lead to a hung parliament in Australia.

Exploring the controversy surrounding Kate Middleton's altered photo, the trust issues between the public and the Royal Family, and the challenges the palace faces in maintaining credibility. The podcast delves into conspiracy theories, deception within the royal family, and the evolving relationship with the media.

Explore the case of former police officer Zachary Rolf's fatal shooting of Indigenous teenager Kumanjayi Walker, shedding light on systemic racism in the NT police force. Uncover shocking revelations of discriminatory language and behavior within the squad, including an annual party with a 'Coon of the Year' award. Delve into the ongoing coronial inquest and culture concerns within NT Police, raising questions about bias and patterns of behavior.

Stan Grant critiques the media's handling of the news story involving Sam Kerr, highlighting the lack of grace and humanity. He explores racism in sports media, shares insights on his hiatus from the media world, and discusses the importance of empathy and understanding in addressing racial dynamics. The podcast also delves into personal struggles in the public eye, media responsibilities, and features a farewell to Stan Grant with details on his new column in The Saturday Paper.

Exploring Australia's shifting political landscape with Peter Dutton's controversial policy, the potential for a minority government, and the disconnect between the Liberal Party's nuclear policy and voter demographics.

Exploring the contrasting views on sex and relationships, journalist Ange Lavoipierre discusses the dynamics of Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous and the non-monogamy community in Sydney. The podcast dives into the challenges faced by individuals in different relationship structures, shedding light on acceptance, support, and personal journeys towards understanding and authenticity.

Analyzing the aftermath of Labour's win in the Dunkley by-election, the podcast delves into the internal divisions and leadership issues within the Liberal Party. It questions the party's understanding of voter sentiment and the need to learn the right lessons. Exploring political strategies, controversies, and speculation, the discussions highlight the challenges the party faces in gaining support from suburban voters and promoting diversity. Additionally, news highlights include Australia's first national gender equality strategy and efforts for a Gaza ceasefire.