Jazz dissects Abbott's Margaret Thatcher Lecture, ponders the purpose of an award for "Best Coal Mine" and wonders if George Brandis is perhaps not the best person to launch Australia's bid for a seat on the UN Human Rights Council.

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JTDT 019: Abbott's refugee speech. The Mining Awards, & UN Human Rights Council

Jazz reflects on the bizarre and mandatory inclusion of traditional values in non-religious wedding ceremonies, recounts a gig performing for atheists, and looks at the satire-breaking behaviour of Eric Abetz.

JTDT 018: Secular weddings, Performing for Atheists, & Eric Abetz

Tech disruptions see Jazz recording most of this while walking his dog, juggling the reasonings behind why we should read the news less often with wrestling landborne squid from his puppy's (Jeff's) mouth.

JTDT 017: You Should Read the News Once a Month

After a hideous few weeks tackling visa issues, Jazz is back to tell you that none of us are electronically safe, and to confirm that, yes, compared to the Sistine Chapel, windfarms don't look that great.

JTDT016: Cyber Security, Immigration, Windfarms

Join stand-up comedian and cultural grump-writer Jazz Twemlow for his unique perspective on the gradually crumbling world. Weekly.

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