Hanson At The National Press Club, Kyle Settles & UK PM Resigns
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Hi, I'm Hannah.
And I'm Sarah. And this is Big Small Talk.
This is the podcast where we try and cover the entirety of the news cycle, from the serious to the frivolous, all in one place. Because loving pop culture doesn't mean you don't understand politics. And today we're going to be talking about Hanson's press club address, the Last Culture Easter's Culture Awards, South Australian abortion bill narrowly defeated, ARN settles with Carl Sanderland, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer resigns, Norway Prince convicted, and Olivia Rodrigo launches her own music festival.
But before we begin today's episode, we would like to start by acknowledging the traditional owners of the land on which we're recording today, the Gadigal people, and pay our respect to Elders past and present.
Before we get into the actual news, tell me about your time in Orange.
Oh, thank you. I love to talk about my time in Orange. No, we had a nice weekend going to wineries. I feel like a sort of slightly renewed person. I feel like sometimes you, when we don't have a mid-year break planned in the coming days, weeks, you like need to pretend. So like I logged off at midday on Friday and I was like, I'm pretending. I'm going to Europe for three weeks. I love that. But I just went to Orange for like 36 hours. It was really nice. And we've also had a new full-time starter at Cheek this week and we have two new full-time starters next week. So I'm kind of gone from Orange 48-hour bubble to like, wow, the next month is going to be pretty heavy lifting in terms of like training people, doing normal job.
Like it's all happening.
It was so funny that you're talking about Orange.
Yeah.
and just like mid-year trip and stuff like that I was having the funniest conversation with a friend the other day you know how like every girl feels like quite spiritually aligned to a city like you feel like spiritually connected to a city what am I right right so we were like I didn't know this about girls I didn't know this fact about women until you just said I think my theory is I think you feel spiritually aligned to either London New York or Paris like
Oh, I'm New York.
Yeah. I think I'm like a New York sun, but I think I'm a Paris. You can't do this. You're not allowed to just make everything yours because you've made a new mechanism for yourself. I think I'm like a Paris rising, but I think I'm a London moon.
Fuck off. You are not allowed to go, I want all three. So I'm going to find a way to make it happen. No, but I think it says a lot. So like, what do you? I suspect that's the result of gratitude journaling. Like that's where you end up. Like I'm sure this is the pipeline. You go from being like, yeah, I really spiritually am aligned with this one thing to going, I'm manifesting it all. That is the direct recipe. No, I think it's more the personality of the cities. You have to just hear all three and instantly you pick. Mine is instantly New York. That is it. I've never in my life understood why people, like, I am so proud of my friends that moved to London. Could never be me. I have never had the urge. I've never felt a single shred of belief that I should do that.
Do you think you could live in New York? Yes. Really? Hell yeah. But also going to Paris. I love going. I've been to Paris. I've been to Paris twice. once really, I went and I thought, God, this is an amazing city, but the French really hate it if you don't speak French. And I wouldn't like to be bad at something in a place. Whereas New York, like you can kind of, Australians in New York, you just, you're just, you're just fun and different.
Like so embarrassing to me how bad I am at languages. Like it is, I've tried to learn so many times. I've tried to learn Spanish at uni, tried to learn at school. I've tried Duolingo so many times. Look, as people who love, are good at English, I'm literally so good at one language.
My mum always used to say, you should try a second. You seem to be good at the first. It's never really come to me. But in saying that, I also take back, I know I'm going to get a lot of backlash on the London front.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–12:41
2
How did the South Australian abortion bill fare in the recent vote?
12:41–15:19
3
What are the implications of Kyle Sandilands' settlement with ARN?
15:19–17:02
4
What did Pauline Hanson discuss in her National Press Club address?
17:02–59:59
Speakers
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