This week we look at the influence of Paul Ehrlich; the latest trendy virtue signalling – robbing supermarkets; Nicole Kidman at the Oscars; Pam Duncan-Clancey, Jeremy Balfour, Humza Yousaf and Joni Eareckson-Tada on Euthanasia; Iran and the death of Ali Larijani; Country of the Week – Ireland; Feedback; Greta and Cuba; BTS return to Seoul; the death of Len Deighton; Death of Chuck Norris; Grace Tame; Iranian women football players; Albo visits West Sydney Mosque; Peter Atkins and William Lane Craig; and the Final Word – Psalm 40; with music from Genesis, Clannad, the Cranberries, BTS, Christy Moore, and U2.
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Catch up on last weeks episode here – Beauty for Ashes 22 – It’s a Mad World – including Mexico, Nepal, Iran and Scotland
Here is the local segment used on the radio show – we look at these issues from a local perspective
Hello, we listen to your podcast every week and love it! We agree with you on most things – but not kpop! If you really want to understand the appeal of BTS, could I suggest you watch the YouTube video on the meaning behind the BRS song “Spring Day”. There are a lot of very deep songs, but this one has a few explanations, this is a link for one of them
https://youtu.be/FrT4a_Fw6pE?si=5agvmP8mhyRaA013
Ok – I will repent – kind of on the next one….
Edit – BTS song Spring Day, not BRS (typo)
No one actually into kpop likes Dynamite 🙂