Podcast appearances and mentions of Colin Long

There is a battle going on for Australia's energy future. I caught up with Dr Colin Long the Just Transitions Organiser at Victorian Trades Hall Council to find out the state of play for sustainable alternatives to fossil fuel and nuclear after a recent announcement by the Federal Government of the third offshore wind zone near Warrnambool, Victoria.

Anitra Nelson (pictured) has long been a key player in Australia's degrowth conversation, even talking about the issue before it had been formally described as such. She is also known throughout the world for her work on advancing the degrowth philosophy. The activist-scholar affiliated with the Informal Urbanism Research Hub (InfUr-) at the University of Melbourne, Australia, was one of three speakers who addressed about 40 people at what was, on Sunday, February 26, the formal launch of the Degrowth Network Australia. Also speaking at the launch was the Just Transition Officer from the Victorian Trades Hall Council, Colin Long, who is also a board member at Earthworker and a long-term environmental and union activist, and Melbourne-based author, sociologist and podcaster, Terry Leahy. The launch, officially a part of the National Sustainable Living Festival, was held at the Black Spark Cultural Centre in Melbourne's Doncaster. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/robert-mclean/message

Melbourne-based sociologist, author and podcaster, Terry Leahy (pictured), was one of three speakers at the Sunday, February 26, launch of Degrowth Network Australia (DNA) at Northcote's Black Spark Cultural Centre. The two other speakers were Earthworker board member and a Victorian Trades Hall Council Just Transitions Organiser, Colin Long, and activist-scholar, Anitra Nelson, an honorary principal fellow at the Informal Urbanism Research Hub at the University of Melbourne. Terry's podcast is "System Change Made Simple". The DNA launch was an official event on the program for the annual National Sustainable Living Festival. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/robert-mclean/message

Colin Long (pictured) was one of three speakers at the Sunday, February 26, launch of the Degrowth Network Australia (DNA) at Northcote's Black Spark Cultural Centre. The board member from Earthworker, environmental activist and Just Transitions Organizer from the Victorian Trades Hall Council was joined as a speaker by activist/scholar and an honourary principal fellow at the Informal Urbanism Research Hub at the University of Melbourne, Anitra Nelson, and Melbourne sociologist and author, Terry Leahy, who publishes the podcast, "System Change Made Simple". About 40 people joined the launch/celebration, which was a part of Melbourne's National Sustainable Living Festival. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/robert-mclean/message

Today we look at the importance of placing workers in the centre of a just transition to combat climate change. We hear from Colin Long the Just Transition Organiser at the Victorian Trades Hall and Luke Skinner from the Climate Justice Union and an organiser for the United Workers Union in Western Australia.

News and labour updates from the Asia Pacific region.The 26th Conference of the Parties, or COP26, in Glasgow, Scotland will happen in early November. It is a major opportunity to stop further climate change. But what are the possibilities? We talk to Colin Long, the Just Transition Officer for the Victorian Trades Hall Council and Chairperson of AAWL about the possible outcomes and issues for workersAsia Pacific Currents provides updates of labour struggles and campaigns from the Asia Pacific region. It is produced by Australia Asia Worker Links, in the studio of 3CR Radio in Melbourne, Australia

Colin Long is an Associate with PwC Bermuda. He is a 2020 Dalhousie University graduate and has a Graduate Diploma in Accounting from Queen's University Smith School of Business. Colin joined Sam to discuss how he found a way to integrate the best of what life has to offer while bringing the CPA Way to solving problems both personally and professionally. Colin's Info: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/colin-long-8a6735a5/ Sam's Info: Email: thesamtaylorpodcast@gmail.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/samantha-taylor-64b93558/

 This week Kevin and Meg get an update from Julia Stockigt (Save Westernport) on the environmental effects process of AGL's proposed regasification plant at Crib Point. Later we speak with Colin Long from Trades Hall about the potential for hydrogen as a clean energy source.

This week I spoke with Chris Spindler an AMWU organizer to follow up on the workers at the Alstom rail workshop in Ballarat and the hundreds of Yarra Trams maintenance workers who have been affected by payroll discrepancies since July. We’ll also hear from Colin Long, the Just Transitions organizer with the Victorian Trades Hall Council about the challenges involved in transitioning away from fossil fuels and how the pandemic presents us with a unique opportunity for change.

Brady Leavold, former professional hockey player who lost it all due to a serious addiction opens up in an unfiltered podcast with guests ranging from former teammates, coaches, family, friends and everyone in between.He talks about mental health, concussions, addiction, hockey, and all of its challenges and benefits. Brady also shares stories of playing days as an addict and what it was like to be incarcerated.Buckle up...It's a hell of a ride!Follow us on Twitter@hockey2heroin@pucksupport@hockeypodnethockey2heroin.compucksupport.com #psfgratitudecrusaethehockeypodcastnetwork.com 

Episode 47 features 2-time WHL all-star, Colin Long. Long played alongside Leavold and former Art Ross Trophy winner Jamie Benn during the 07-08 season with the Kelowna Rockets of the WHL. Long and Leavold drove to the rink together every day and were as good of friends as any Leavold has ever had. Leavold helped Long reach the 100 point milestone in the 07-08 season assisting on his 100th point in the final minutes of Leavold’s last WHL regular-season game. Long went on to get drafted by Wayne Gretzky when he was part of the Arizona Coyotes in the 2008 NHL entry draft. Long was actually selected 99th overall in the fourth round. Ironically enough. Unfortunately Long suffered multiple career-threatening concussions that almost led him to retire at the young age of 23. Long made the trip overseas where he still is today. Long still plays professionally finding tremendous success wherever he plays. Long and Leavold will be recording Part 2 which will be available Saturday morning on The Hockey Podcast Network Please visit hockey2heroin.com Support pucksupport.com @pucksupport @gratitudecrusade Please donate to the go fund me page www.gofundme.com/f/PSFGratitudeCa…b15faf258a0e73ed Join Brady Leavold, a former professional hockey player who lost it all due to a serious addiction opens up in an unfiltered podcast with guests ranging from former teammates, coaches, family, friends, and everyone in between. He talks about mental health, concussions, addiction, hockey, and all of its challenges and benefits. Brady also shares stories of playing days as an addict and what it was like to be incarcerated. Buckle up...It's a hell of a ride! Follow us on Twitter @hockey2heroin @hockeypodnet Find out more at hockey-2-heroin-the-road-2-rec.pinecast.co Find out more at https://hockey-2-heroin-the-road-2-rec.pinecast.co

Episode 47 features 2-time WHL all-star, Colin Long. Long played alongside Leavold and former Art Ross Trophy winner Jamie Benn during the 07-08 season with the Kelowna Rockets of the WHL. Long and Leavold drove to the rink together every day and were as good of friends as any Leavold has ever had. Leavold helped Long reach the 100 point milestone in the 07-08 season assisting on his 100th point in the final minutes of Leavold’s last WHL regular-season game. Long went on to get drafted by Wayne Gretzky when he was part of the Arizona Coyotes in the 2008 NHL entry draft. Long was actually selected 99th overall in the fourth round. Ironically enough. Unfortunately Long suffered multiple career-threatening concussions that almost led him to retire at the young age of 23. Long made the trip overseas where he still is today. Long still plays professionally finding tremendous success wherever he plays. Long and Leavold will be recording Part 2 which will be available Saturday morning on The Hockey Podcast Network Please visit hockey2heroin.com Support pucksupport.com @pucksupport @gratitudecrusade Please donate to the go fund me page www.gofundme.com/f/PSFGratitudeCa…b15faf258a0e73ed Join Brady Leavold, a former professional hockey player who lost it all due to a serious addiction opens up in an unfiltered podcast with guests ranging from former teammates, coaches, family, friends, and everyone in between. He talks about mental health, concussions, addiction, hockey, and all of its challenges and benefits. Brady also shares stories of playing days as an addict and what it was like to be incarcerated. Buckle up...It's a hell of a ride! Follow us on Twitter @hockey2heroin @hockeypodnet Find out more at hockey-2-heroin-the-road-2-rec.pinecast.co

Episode 46 features 2-time WHL all-star, Colin Long. Long played alongside Leavold and former Art Ross Trophy winner Jamie Benn during the 07-08 season with the Kelowna Rockets of the WHL. Long and Leavold drove to the rink together every day and were as good of friends as any Leavold has ever had. Leavold helped Long reach the 100 point milestone in the 07-08 season assisting on his 100th point in the final minutes of Leavold’s last WHL regular-season game. Long went on to get drafted by Wayne Gretzky when he was part of the Arizona Coyotes in the 2008 NHL entry draft. Long was actually selected 99th overall in the fourth round. Ironically enough. Unfortunately Long suffered multiple career-threatening concussions that almost led him to retire at the young age of 23. Long made the trip overseas where he still is today. Long still plays professionally finding tremendous success wherever he plays. Long and Leavold will be recording Part 2 which will be available Saturday morning on The Hockey Podcast Network Please visit hockey2heroin.com Support pucksupport.com @pucksupport @gratitudecrusade Please donate to the go fund me page https://www.gofundme.com/f/PSFGratitudeCampaign?utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer&utm_campaign=p_nacp+share-sheet&rcid=7ded564da4c3420eb15faf258a0e73ed Join Brady Leavold, a former professional hockey player who lost it all due to a serious addiction opens up in an unfiltered podcast with guests ranging from former teammates, coaches, family, friends, and everyone in between. He talks about mental health, concussions, addiction, hockey, and all of its challenges and benefits. Brady also shares stories of playing days as an addict and what it was like to be incarcerated. Buckle up...It's a hell of a ride! Follow us on Twitter @hockey2heroin @hockeypodnet Find out more at https://hockey-2-heroin-the-road-2-rec.pinecast.co Find out more at https://hockey-2-heroin-the-road-2-rec.pinecast.co

Episode 46 features 2-time WHL all-star, Colin Long. Long played alongside Leavold and former Art Ross Trophy winner Jamie Benn during the 07-08 season with the Kelowna Rockets of the WHL. Long and Leavold drove to the rink together every day and were as good of friends as any Leavold has ever had. Leavold helped Long reach the 100 point milestone in the 07-08 season assisting on his 100th point in the final minutes of Leavold’s last WHL regular-season game. Long went on to get drafted by Wayne Gretzky when he was part of the Arizona Coyotes in the 2008 NHL entry draft. Long was actually selected 99th overall in the fourth round. Ironically enough. Unfortunately Long suffered multiple career-threatening concussions that almost led him to retire at the young age of 23. Long made the trip overseas where he still is today. Long still plays professionally finding tremendous success wherever he plays. Long and Leavold will be recording Part 2 which will be available Saturday morning on The Hockey Podcast Network Please visit hockey2heroin.com Support pucksupport.com @pucksupport @gratitudecrusade Please donate to the go fund me page https://www.gofundme.com/f/PSFGratitudeCampaign?utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer&utm_campaign=p_nacp+share-sheet&rcid=7ded564da4c3420eb15faf258a0e73ed Join Brady Leavold, a former professional hockey player who lost it all due to a serious addiction opens up in an unfiltered podcast with guests ranging from former teammates, coaches, family, friends, and everyone in between. He talks about mental health, concussions, addiction, hockey, and all of its challenges and benefits. Brady also shares stories of playing days as an addict and what it was like to be incarcerated. Buckle up...It's a hell of a ride! Follow us on Twitter @hockey2heroin @hockeypodnet Find out more at https://hockey-2-heroin-the-road-2-rec.pinecast.co

Colin Long performs a selection of acoustic music. www.AdamRoxby.co.uk --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/adamroxby/message

Over the weekend, Friends of the Earth hosted the epic WALK THIS WAY to raise funds for Friends of the Earth Melbourne. We heard from community members working to transform our world - including Godfrey from Cooperative Power. Today on the show we spoke with Colin Long to give us a bit more information about what Cooperative Power is and how listeners can get involved

September 23rdA GREEN NEW DEAL FOR AUSTRALIAProduced by Vivien Langford at Radio Skid Row in Sydney. Thanks to Raoul, and Andy.Speakers:Naomi Klein – Her new book is On Fire- The Burning case for a Green New Deal Professor Peter Sheldon – UNSW Industrial Relations Research Centre “The Ruhr or Appalachia?”Jaime Yallop Farrant – Climate Justice union in W.AMichelle Maloney – New economics Network AustraliaProfessor Boris Frankel -  MSSI – “Fictions of Sustainability: The Politics of Growth and Post Capitalist Futures.”Natasha Heenan – Climate Justice Collective  Building a Green New Deal for Australia The Green New Deal is an idea in gestation. We explore the work that needs to be done in Australia to inspire a groundswell of civil society to take personal and collective responsibility for averting climate catastrophe. The CFMMEU asked Peter Sheldon to find out what’s best practice in the transition away from coal fired power. He says we do not have a good record on  structural adjustments . An Economy is not a Society as Dennis Glover shows in that book. And “workers usually get it in the neck “ according to Colin Long. So do we need a Just Transition Authority? If so which model will we follow Ruhr or Appalachia?Naomi Klein launched “The burning case for a Green New Deal at Seattle Town Hall” (Youtube) She wants us to fire up new energies in a transformational new deal for workers currently crushed by capitalism. As fires ravage forests in Australia and Brazil, she urges us to be on fire against the injustices which climate catastrophe is creating.”It’s going to take transformations of how we live in cities, how we move ourselves around, how we grown our food, where we get our energy from.... we live in a time of overlapping crises” All our energies and creativity are need for a green new deal. Jaime Yallup Farrant  says “It’s Up 2 Us” we are the ones we’ve been waiting for.                            She inspires behaviour change amongst corporations, civil society and organisations and talks to us from W.A about the coal mining town of Collie. How can a vision of what they really need energise the move away from coal mining?   She quotes Paul Hawken “ If you look at the Science that describes what is happening today and aren’t pessimistic, you don’t have the correct data. If you meet people in this unnamed movement and aren’t optimistic, you haven’t got a heart” Michelle Maloney – Director of NENA doubts the Green New Deal if we do not have a complete change of management. Her local hubs to diversify regional economies are part of the solution. The focus of their Conference in Perth will be Collaboration to navigate the increasing complexity of our times. You can see the Green New Deal webinar with Tim Hollo and Prof Bronwen MorganTheir next NENA webinar is Futures thinking for a sustainable Economic Future from UTS. Natasha Heenan is  doing her Phd at Sydney university and with Anna Sturmer produced a working document called A GREEN NEW DEAL FOR AUSTRALIA. They want to decolonise, democratise, decommodify AND decarbonise Australia. They are part of the Climate Justice Collective organising a response to climate change. –“Australia needs A Green New Deal, no more centrism" (junkee.com/green-new-deal-australia/210460)

STRIKING FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE: Episode 2/ Trade UnionsPresenter: Vivien Langford Producer: Andy Britt Trade Unions are responding to the global call for action on September 20th. Will you join them?This will be 3 days before the UN Emergency Climate Summit in N.Y. Greta Thunberg will arrive by sailboat bringing with her the hopes of many children unable to vote.Naomi Klein starts the show with a question "What are climate jobs?".Dr Colin Long answers. He is the Just Transition Officer for the Victorian Trades Hall Council. STRIKING in Australia involves harsher penalties than in any other OECD country. But workers from many unions are up for the task of a transition whose scale and cost is unprecedented. They want jobs they can be proud of but do not want to be abandoned as in previous restructuring.  Dr Janet Roden takes us to the coal and gas communities she visits for the NSW Nurses and Midwives Association. You will be horrified to learn of the impact on babies even born 200km away from the climate changing pollution. She finds community members confused because there is no clear transition plan. "It's just steam" they say. This is highlighted in her research report for the NSWNMA, "Muswellbrook: between eight coal mines and two power stations". We cannot see the climate impact of the emissions from coal stations and gas wells  but the effect on babies and children is witnessed by midwives and nurses every day. She explains why the NSW NMA wants to stand with the children on September 20th. Erima Dall was inspired by the Green Bans and AYCC when she was at university. Now a member of the MUA she drives a crane and is well aware of the tragedies caused by our emissions overseas. She is an eloquent speaker and tells us why  MUA members will join the strike on September 20th. Chris Breen is a teacher and member of the AEU. His article "Lessons we can learn from the last Climate Movement" takes us beyond the vague slogans of " Climate action" and "Just transitions". He wants the climate movement to be on the front foot as BZE is, to find where jobs can be created by a nimble government  e.g. building the first solar thermal plant at Port Augusta or kickstarting the export of renewable energy from the Northern Territory. Thanks to the MUA who hosted the meeting about the September 20th strike, where I met or heard about today's guests. Thanks to Stephen Langford for liaising. 

Kevin and Meg are joined by Colin Long, who will soon be stepping into a role at Trades Hall working on issues relating to climate change, just job transitions and cooperatives. Before that, Howard Marosi updates us about events in defence of public housing. Kevin and Meg start the show with a chat about Amazon, Wetlands, and, for something a little different, capitalism. 

This week our guest is Colin Long, Victorian division secretary of the National Tertiary Education Union. In this extensive interview we discuss the changes to tertiary education employment and what the effects are on academic staff and students. We begin by discussing the recent news that Melbourne University has been accused of trying to stifle free speech for academics. Colin also discusses his work with the Australia Bangladesh Solidarity Network. Find out more about their work here: http://www.absn.org.au/

Vince Emmanuel talks about progressive action in America.Changes to Melbourne University EBA attack academic rights - Colin Long from the National Tertiary Education Union.This the week that was.The rule are broken - Don Sutherland talks about how the industrial rules in Australia can and should be changed.

Labour updates of workers struggles from countries in the Asia Pacific region.Interview with Colin Long, Secretary of the National Tertiary Education Union of Victoria, on how and why the workers movement is involved in the climate change debate and movement.Asia Pacific Currents is a program of Australia Asia Worker Links. 

A jam-packed episode full of stories of workers' struggle, unity and fight for social justice. We will cover the National Union of Workers' Fluro Fightback, featuring Van Badham, Father Bob McGuire and Gary Maas. We will interview SDA activist Duncan Hart about his latest appeal to the Fair Work Commission in protest to the deal between the union and Coles management to cut penalty rates. We will also talk to a member of the MLDC 3 about the wildcat strike at the WoolWorths distribution center back in August. We will finish off with an update from the National Tertiary Education Union Victorian State Secretary, Colin Long, about a series of victories they've had in the last few weeks! 

Swinburne University has been taken to court over industrial tactics and lost three times in the last 2 years. Now they're threatening to cut workers wages if they don't have a new agreement before Christmas. Later in the show we'll catch up with NTEU Victorian secretary Colin Long to discuss Swinburne's union -busting tactics. First up we hear from CPSU deputy national president Rupert Evans on the rolling work stoppages across Australia's international airports involving public sector workers. We spoke with Rupert on Monday morning after the first stoppage

Swinburne settles court case with NTEU, which alleged adverse action when Swinburne tried to move staff into a subsidiary company, with lower pay and conditions. Centrelink and Medicare workers take 10 days of industrial action nationwide. And labour activists criticise cuts to penalty rates in a template agreement between the SDA and Business South Australia. Interviews with Colin Long, Vic Secretary NTEU, Lisa Newman, deputy president CPSU, and Anthony Main, organiser with Socialist Party and UNITE union.

NOTE: THIS IS THE CORRECT VERSION OF EPISODE 64. PREVIOUS ONE WAS ACTUALLY 46. Whoops. The Adelaide Feast Festival launches this weekend and runs from November 15-30. It is the queer cultural festival and artistic director Catherine Fitzgerald takes us behind the scenes and titillates us with some of the acts lined up this year. While Feast springs into gear, Dr Who has wound down for its 2014 season so we chat with one of Adelaide's most tragic Whovians, Cathie Tranent. Cathie helps us understand the Dr Who phenomenon and where the series is heading. You might have noticed that in our hijacked version of the Feast Festival poster, Peter Capaldi is top centre, flanked by Colin Long and Susan Lily. Along the bottom row, from left, we have Catherine Fitzgerald, Steve Davis and Cathie Tranent. Susan also reveals her brush with The Church, well, with Steve Kilbey from The Church at his book signing in Adelaide through the week. We read personal mail from a World War Two US serviceman to Adelaide Tech Guy, Richard Pascoe's, mother, as our nod to Remembrance Day this week. In music, Adrian Miller from Radio Adelaide's Monday night music show, Songcatcher, we enjoy the Baker Suite and their song, Evidence of love. We also go to the white side with our wine, thanks to John from Melbourne Street Cellars. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy birthday to all, happy birthday to all, happy birthday Boring Adelaide, happy birthday to all. Thank you, everybody, for listening to our show during its first year. We have LOVED your comments, your loyalty, your interest, your likes, your social media sharing, your love for Adelaide and South Australia! For our first birthday show, we left the Anthem Studios and recorded at Cafe De Vili's in Mile End. Many thanks to Vili, Ben, Sam and the crew for hosting us - you helped heaps with your hospitality. We chose Cafe De Vilis because we discovered in episode 50 that Brett Monten and Susan Lily had NEVER eaten the South Australian icon dish, the pie floater. Neither had Nick Kellet, our guest from England and Canada. So our birthday show was chosen as an excuse to baptise them into the great South Aussie ritual of drowning your pie in pea soup and ladelling tomato sauce and a little vinegar on top. We were joined by Rosemount Wines winemaker, John Gledhill, who brought a multi-trophy-winning Rosemount 2012 GSM from McLaren Vale for the SA Drink Of The Week. Chloe Reschke-Macguire from Yelp joined us to highlight some much-loved Adelaide icons. And from our community of wonderful listeners, we had humbling messages from Vincent Brown, Dave Walsh, Alice Carr and Tony Drake. We also reveal the three most listened-to episodes of our first year. And we were joined by our much-loved founding member, Colin Long. Brett also snuck in some high energy music from Kyle Landman. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Catherine Lambert joins us this week to share a story about reverse snobbery in the local advertising industry, Peta Spurling-Brown compares Adelaide and Edinburgh Fringe audience habits, d'Arenberg Wines in McLaren Vale gives us a Shiraz Grenache to try, the Beards taunt all fathers who teach their sons to shave and we dig up some long lost words like drongo, sissy bar and pashing. And that's without mentioning the first audio love letter to Simon Hackett ever made. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adelaide was flush with ideas and competition last weekend at #StartUpADL - and we talk to two of the winners. With Nigel 1 filling in for Brett, we delve into the Somerton Man Mystery and learn about its links to ASIO. Ben McHenry from the SA Museum talks about Bornite - our official, mineral emblem, which has just been dropped from the museum's Rainbow Mineral Collection, then it Adelaide Visa Council, Channel Nine News getting into trouble with Colin and music from the Bill Parton Trio. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adelaide found a new avenger in Lucy Gransbury a former Adelaidean living and performing in Melbourne who wrote a scathing rebuttal to Anthony Sharwood's poison piece about our city. We chat with her via Skype as our first live guest. We also have our first Story From The Street as Sean O'Connor shares some observations about the new Adelaide Oval from up atop the stands. And are we really the City Of Churches? Maybe, but probably not for the reason you are thinking. Rob Morrison of Curiosity Show fame and Leigh McClusky of Today Tonight fame help Colin set the record straight. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Colin returns from the confines of a Panda (long story) to join Brett and Steve on the Courtesy Bus to memories of a great Adelaidean who died this week in her 100th year - Lillian Field AKA Steve's Grandma. Through her life we pick up on some interesting things from Adelaide's Yesterdays. Naomi Simson from RedBalloon drops inserts her quick thoughts about Adelaide while communicators, Cindy and Steve Crescenzo share some thoughts about the Adelaide Visa Council during their stay in the Barossa Valley for the Public Relations Institute of Australia national conference. The South Australian Drink Of The Week is courtesy of The Hills Cider Company - some Apple, Pear, and Apple and Ginger ciders to really twist the tastebuds. Plus the usual bits and pieces, Adelaide Visa Council, stories without notice and music from The Saucermen Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

[NOTE: Revised version twice over - had to move some audio that had slipped - no content was altered] This week the introduction has been recorded live at Adelaide's annual Credit Union Christmas Pageant, with us secretly hidden inside Wang Wang and Funi on their bizarre float. However, cramped conditions thwarted our plans with Brett and Steve absconding from Wang Wang leaving Colin stuck in Funi. In Colin's absence, the rest of the show was recorded as normal with Nigel Hey joining the crew and bringing with him the McLaren Vale Bushing Festival award winning wine by Rosemount. In other topics, the Adelaide Visa Council hands out some harsh penalties, we discuss a quaint idea for Britannia Roundabout, discuss eating sheep and drinking wine and explore why Adelaideans keep the good things quiet. Music will lift your spirits too, with Gorilla Jones in full flight. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we launch our much awaited theme song, Adelaidee Hoo. Could this be destined to become the next Adelaide Pub Anthem? We think it has potential, all we need are some singers ;-) We toast our late patron with a Lady Bay Tempranillo - a surprising drop. Colin sports a moustace and bemoans motorists de-hairing themselves at the traffic lights. Brett gets all pedantic about language with a revelation sure to bug the living daylights out of you. Plus there are fond remembrances of childhood including an iconic TV jingle lovingly reproduced (cough) and the Adelaide Visa Council has a mixed bag with 5AA celebrity Andrew Reimer before the court and an expat Aussie jazz muso facing the music. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight is the most diverse podcast yet, with everything from cheese on trains to racist xmas pageant floats, and straight cabernet franc to a Sydney journalist biting off more than he can chew in attacking Adelaide. Music from Sun Theory and a revenue raising idea for the South Australian Government. Go on, you want to listen. Oh, there's even a reference to 'hardcore' music! Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Steve is in Darwin yet again, this time draining a Bishop, while Colin and Brett poke their way around a prickly ginger beer. Colin discovers a great source of weekend activities and history around Adelaide at Weekend Notes, Brett's Letters From Abroad segment takes us from annoying flies to even more annoying Aussie slang even though the crew is happy to say cheerio to Deb from Slappa's Thongs in Darwin. Adelaide Visas get awarded and revoked and the Shambolics take us out with a cheeky, Irish pub anthem. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Steve is back in Darwin and beaming in via satellite with his bottle of St Hugo Cab Sauv from the Coonawarra, while Colin and Brett enjoy Two Bit Sodas in the Adelaide studio. Heather Frahn whips up a frenzy with her song, All Living Beings, and we learn about all sorts of things from the 'boring' monarch our beloved city is named after, to Adelaide's sweet dessert spots - let alone Colin's particular spot that needed a good inspection! We also revoke Paul Kelly's visa - yes, the music star - toot our horns, get serious about the soon-to-be EX Brickworks Markets, and make a wanton bid for free Riedel glasses from SA Distributor, David Sprigg, for our wine segment :-) Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Your three boring Adelaideans will discover Adelaide's hidden, pseudo convict heritage, be bedazzled by the Germein Sisters, honour our city's zombies with some trepidation, discuss the etiquette of hiking around a jail, and discover you can lead SA Water to a conversation but ... The wine this week is a stately drop from Langhorne Creek, courtesy of Wolf Blass, who might soon declare South Australia the Podcast State after our efforts :-) And congratulations to the Longs who produced Colin and celebrated 48 years of marriage this week. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, we continue Nigel's SA water pricing investigation, taste a ripper red wine from McLaren Vale, give in to our curiosity about the iconic children's TV program, The Curiosity Show, and agree that Adelaide is weird enough to be cool. Other topics include Eagle On The Hill, Carclew, chocolate and wine pairing in Hahndorf, and a Twitter coffee rescue in Stirling. Finally, we also become the ONLY podcast in the world that has discussed Tim Minchin and Humphrey B Bear on the same show. Music by Courtney Robb, Circles. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Steve is in Darwin leaving Colin and Brett to their own devices in Adelaide. Only minimal mischief ensues. Our wine is primarily a Keyeneton Euphonium 2010 from Henschke's, perfect for celebrating an auspicious birthday; the Adelaide Festival Centre turning 40. We hear about White House Down, fires in a Darwin Hotel, and Ingress, along with the Sydney Opera House, John Morphett, Steele Hall, Carmen Garcia and Family First. In the Adelaide Visa Hearings, Ed Trinh gets his visa restored while others lose theirs, and we finish off with Cannon by Adelaide band, Walking With Thieves Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Direct from the Pig Pavilion at the 2013 Adelaide Show, the boys smuggle in a mystery red wine, meet their first repeat offender during the Adelaide Visa Council, marvel at former Premier Don Dunstan's anti-Tidal Wave stand, and hear a song about Facebook by local singer songwriter David Robinson. Graeme Goodings gets an apology, Jo Jansyn gets an honorary Visa, and we mention Glenn Shorrock, Marion Hotel, Tom The Cheap, and Eddie White's All Stars Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of Another Boring Thursday Night In Adelaide introduces the concept of Adelaide Visas; will you have yours granted or revoked? Other topics include Adelaide Oval, driver behaviour, the State Emblem, Federal election sausage sizzles, 5MU and the Grand Prix Hoax, Keswick Railway Terminal, Graeme Goodings and Guy Blackmore, Saltrams Mamre Brook Shiraz, Mawson Lakes, John Bannon, Norman Gunston, and CHEAP beer! Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The inaugural episode of Another Boring Thursday Night In Adelaide features Highbank Wines, Jodie Foster as Julia Gillard, RUOK, Twitter Scan, the Roma Adult Cinema, Kangaroo Island Farmers Market, and a Baron of Beef. Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.