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This week Caroline Wilson and Corrie Perkin are joined by Caro's son - Ned Donohoe.  Ned gives us an insight into the world of a young documentary film maker and enlightens us on some of the interesting and controversial projects he's been working on (including his current project 'Green Light' which follows the stories of two people involved in the fledgling medicinal marijuana industry in Australia).  After pondering the perils of raising teenage girls last week, this week Caro and Corrie talk about raising teenage boys - with some great tips from Ned too.  We couldn't let the Royal Wedding pass without a little commentary - if you're total OVER the Royals jump forward to [39.25] and pretend it never happened!  In 'BSF' - Caro has been totally hooked on 'The Trauma Cleaner' by Sarah Krasnostein and has been off to the movies to see 'Chappaquidick'. And in food - Ned shares a pasta recipe that's perfect for cooking with that someone special.  Dangerous Tradies are making Corrie grumpy this week and in '6 Quick Questions' former Lord Mayor Robert Doyle's up for discussion as is Ned's feelings about family life during the height of the Essendon drugs scandal. Corrie's 'Crush of the Week' is The Queen and Caro has an eye opening 'GLT' you'll just have to hear to believe.  You can email us via feedback@dontshootpod.com.au, check out the 'Don't Shoot The Messenger' facebook page (hit the sign up button to receive a weekly update about the show), follow us on twitter @dontshootpod or head to Instagram and follow 'Caro and Corrie'. Thanks for listening.  The Ned and Zoe Wholesome Pasta.  Ingredients Pasta of your choice Finely sliced rings of red onion (rings essential for look, feel, taste)  Crushed garlic Cherry tomatoes (or small heirloom are best)  Finely sliced fennel  Capers (caper berries a good alternative) Sicilian olives   Zest of lemon Lemon juice  Ribbon-ed zucchini fingers (they are the small zucchinis - make sure you rotate zucchini after each peel to get nice even ribbons) Chopped peppery rocket (chopped b/c easier to eat in a pasta, also looks nice)  Dill Mint Parsley  Fresh red chilli  Tuna or mackerel in olive oil OR smoked trout or salmon (or any fresh white fish)  Ash covered Meredith's goats cheese (if we're feeling riche) Chilli parmesan (a staple) 500ml wine (the wine is to drink with the dish).    Method 1. Heat pan with oil 2. boil water for pasta + cook   3. throw in rings of onion and crushed garlic 4. add whole cherry tomatoes and chilli  5. crush tomatoes when soft to caramelize onion  6. add fennel and lemon juice. Simmer until fennel is cooked 7. mix through ribboned zucchini + allow to warm  8. add fish, capers, olives, rocket and herbs 9. combine pasta and sauce 10. top with goats + parmesan 11. chuck your vino in 2 glasses   Thanks to Ned Donohoe and Zoe for the recipe.   'Don't Shoot The Messenger' is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for Crocmedia. 

A festive spirit in the air for our 20th episode. Trial by media is back on the agenda as Melbourne’s Lord Mayor Robert Doyle stands aside over sexual harassment claims and Corrie declares the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse as THE political moment of the year. We’ve got your Summer Reading covered with Caro and Corrie each naming their Top 5 Best Beach Reads (and Caro adds a handful more for good measure). We talk ‘The Crown’ and ‘Grace and Frankie’ on the small screen and Caro shares her ‘Christmas Spiced Nuts’ recipe – perfect for a last minute gift.  Christmas movies, favourite emojis, the best magazine cover for 2017 and parking faux pas plus plenty more in 6 Quick Questions, and Corrie’s ‘Crush of the Week’ is British celebrity cook Mary Berry. We love getting your feedback and we’ve got a brand new email address to make it even easier. Send us an email to feedback@dontshootpod.com.au or  via the ‘Don’t Shoot The Messenger’ facebook page, twitter (@dontshootpod) or check out the Caro and Corrie Instagram page.

Interview with David Giles, activist, academic and writer, discussing the politics of public space. David places Melbourne's urban growth in a global context as the Lord Mayor Robert Doyle tries to pass laws to 'ban sleeping rough' in Melbourne's CBD. #nohomelessban To stay updated on the sleeping rough ban, visit Justice Connect to learn more about the proposed amendments to local Law in Melbourne’s CBD.Interview with Gene Kehoe, a member of the media crew documenting the first Indian Pacific Wheel Race running across Australia, that raises awareness of safety on the highways and fostering more cooperation between all modes of transport on the highways. Follow the latest updates @ipwr Alternative news with the Wednesday Breakfast team. 

We're actually exhausted from laughing so much today, folks. We asked Liz Hayes if she knew her Stefanovics; Sam's nemesis Mike Larkan copped it; Lord Mayor Robert Doyle talked Moomba; Tony Martin told us about the best video clips of the week, and; James Penlidis told us how his nudity got him his privacy back! Deano hung with Peter Hitchener, Sam read us his Diary, and Chrissie & Browny couldn't stop laughing! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Christmas Shopping; Is it ok to go to the Supermarket Barefoot; Lord Mayor Robert Doyle; Shane Warne; 'Malcolm Turnbull'

On this weeks program Chris talks to Tim Goldby about what he's been creating with The Bicycle Channel  and "encouraging cycling with entertainment and education", the character of Murphy Slaw, Australian bicycle infrastructure expert and his perspective on riding in Melbourne. Local news includes Lord Mayor Robert Doyle's kite-flying exercise about banning bicycle riders from particular streets in the CBD and how you can support the Yarra Council proposal to finally link up the Merri Creek shared path, which currents ends at Rushall station in Fitzroy North.