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This week we had a yarn with James Hogg, a historian whose research ‘focuses on Australian anti-fascism in the twentieth century, with an emphasis on the role of migrants and the Communist Party of Australia’.

This week we have a yarn with journalist Lucy Hamilton about the Atlas Network and junk tanks.

This week we're joined by investigative journalist Ariel Bogle to discuss banning social media, algorithmic bias and Terrorgram.

This week we have a yarn with Gabriel Kuhn, the General Secretary of the Central Organisation of Swedish Workers, about all matters Swedish.

This week we have a chat with Joe Mulhall from Hope Not Hate about the recent anti-migrant riots in the UK, as well as the anti-racist counter-protests.

This week we talk to Aurelien Mondon [X/Twitter] about racist rioting in the UK and Belfast in the wake of the murders in Southport.

In this captivating discussion, journalist Cam Wilson from Crikey dives into the Wieambilla inquest and its chilling implications on violence and police interactions. He unpacks the psychological motivations behind extremist ideologies, revealing the complexities of perception and belief. The conversation also highlights the hurdles journalists face when investigating online activities linked to crime, and the toxic nature of social media discourse, fueled by misinformation and conspiracy theories. AI's impact on communication adds another layer to this thought-provoking dialogue.

This week we talk to Tomas Rothaus [X/Twitter]. Tomas is the author of several forthcoming titles, including Another War Is Possible: Militant Anarchist Experiences in the Antiglobalization Era (PM Press, 2025). We spoke to Tomas about Argentina under Milei, the importance of political spaces such as La Cultura del Barrio, anarchism, anti-fascism and more.

This week we have a chat with Dr Susannah Crockford about conspiracy theories, Donald Trump, the Qanon Shaman and climate change.

This week we have a chat with Rachel Withers about the UK & French elections, Islamophobia in Australian media & politics, and the Stage 3 Tax Cuts.