Podcast appearances and mentions of sean bedlam

We heard about Sean Bedlam through his clever and humorous Instagram account, but we didn't realise he is a fully-fledged comedian, so that explains a lot. Sean reckons he has been masking his autism his whole life, but he only got diagnosed a couple of years ago. It's helped explain himself to himself a lot. Sean has done everything from photo lab work, to darkrooms, metal work to cancer. He also documents the occasional lefty protest. His latest comedic adventure is titled 'I'm autistic, plus I also had cancer'. Something like that. Check out Sean's Insta for better details at @seanbedlam. He's been documenting the Free Palestine Sunday rallies every single week for over a year, just like our beloved 3CR. He's one of the good ones. Thanks so much for joining us, Sean! Keep up the interesting and irreverent stories from the dark side of the city.Sean goofing it with a Mafalda (3CR) papier mache doll in the 3CR hallway. Smoochies!

Samantha Castro is a feminist, activist, and organizer. A thorn in the side Dutton, Border Force, and AFP. She works for Friends of the Earth, Melbourne, Australia, and sits on the Friends of the Earth International Working Group for Gender Justice & Dismantling Patriarchy. She is a co-founder and volunteer for WhistleBlowers, Activists & Community Alliance (WACA). She's also the co-host, along with Sean Bedlam, of the podcast 'They're Gunna Kill Us.' Become a Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/PARCMEDIA Follow Us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Vince_EmanueleFollow Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/1713FranklinSt/Follow Us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/parcmedia/?... #PARCMedia is a news and media project founded by two USMC veterans, Sergio Kochergin & Vince Emanuele. They give a working-class take on issues surrounding politics, ecology, community organizing, war, culture, and philosophy.

As our isolating shows continue, we catch up with Anja Homberg from the Disablity Resource Centre to hear about a recent collaboration with Friends of the Earth around accessible access to transport - #LifelongLockdown.Then we get a bit silly with Sam Castro and Sean Bedlam to talk about their new podcast- They're Gonna Kill Us - whihc you can find on Itunes or Spotify.

It's the biggest news week of our lifetime, and we podcast through it. We discuss the government's (mis)handling of the corona situation, then get hopeful about what might come out the other side of this mess.PandemicageddonNewstart is being doubled, and work for the dole requirements are suspended!The U.K. government’s plan to pursue “herd imunity” at the cost of hundreds of thousands of lives has been dropped.COVID-19’s incubation period is usually about 5 days, though can be up to 14.People spouting bullshitVenice’s canals may be clean, but don’t forget it’s because thousands of people are dying.Former National Party leader Barnaby Joyce said snakes are more of a threat than coronavirus.Radio goblin Alan Jones has called Coroanvirus the “health version of global warming” (which means he thinks it’s a hoax, not that we need dramatic action, right now).Right-wing commentator Andrew Bolt went from denial to freaking out within a week.AFL team president and TV star Eddie McGuire has called for dangerous herd immunity tactics similar to the UK’s abandoned plan.Howard-era ghoul Bronwyn Bishop thinks that Coronavirus is a Chinese bioweapon.People doing good thingsBritish ex-footballer Gary Neville is making his hotels available for free to health workers.Shane Warne is switching his gin distillery (!?) into making pure alcohol for hand sanitiser.Big money, big problemsCrown Casino holds a lot of politcal sway in Victoria, which explains the government’s unwillingness to close it until Sunday evening.Van Badham defended the regressive tax that are pokie machines as a “working-class habit”.The if the government is throwing billions of dollars taxpayer to private industry, we should get something out of that.Cartoon villan and vape merchant Simon Breheny says that price gouging is good, actually.A lot of economic modeling is based on a spherical cow view of the world.Bushfires and gasThe smoke from Australian bushfires killed 400 people, and put 4000 people in hospital, in addition to the 33 people who died in the fires.Victoria has banned fracking, but lifted the ban of onshore gas exploration and drilling. Gas is bad, folks.Victoria’s Agriculture Minister Jaclyn Symes has declared that gas drilling “will not harm our environment”.Drag superstar RuPaul is heavily invested in fracking.Action itemsMoisturise your hands. We’re going to be in this for long run, don’t let your skin fall off!Don’t go out! Protect the people around you who need protecting, by not being around them.Join a union, and if you feel like your boss isn’t taking your concerns seriously, talk to your co-workers. Chances are they’ve got the same concerns as you.Check out Sean Bedlam’s new podcast They’re Gunna Kill Us. Solidaritus et podcastus ✊Respect your supermarket workers.

SPECIAL EP!!!  Here's a MEGA RETROSPECTIVE of YARD (sometimes known as Yelling At Racist Dogs) with Sean Bedlam, comedian & activist & co-founder of YARD.  We go right through the history and strategy of YARD, and finish with a...  YARD NAME CHANGE?!  What the HELL?  Listen and see! YARD, for those of you not familiar, is Australia's most obnoxious, shouty anti-fascist group.  Founded in 2017, it is the Australian Tradition Which Has Always Existed, and it has mainly involved shouting at lots of rockstar racists and their shit punters, and being really annoying and irritating to them.  It's been labelled as 'authoritarian terrorism' by Lauren Southern's tour organiser.  Really though, it's, like, yelling.  Relax. PLEASE LOVE ME!!!!!!  Support the work I do on Patreon!!!  patreon.com/tomtanuki --- LINKS: *Check out the YARD page here *Check out Sean Bedlam's page here *Listen to Sean Bedlam's and Sam Castro's podcast, They're Gunna Kill Us (it's now out!), here:  click Follow me on the socials: Facebook or Twitter or tomtanuki.net

Sam Castro and Sean Bedlam share their tips and tricks for staging a revolution that ends all tyranny.

Friday 26 July 2019Hosted by Jacob and Zane7am intro and acknowledgement of country703am news:- Djab Wurrung Heritage protection Embassy protest camp needs support to avoid eviction as Federal approval given to bulldoze sacred Aboriginal land. Strong community support for the protest camp in -Mass protests following leaking of documents bring down a Puerto Rican governor 715 am Jacob and Zane speak with Shane Stevens, Victorian Secretary of the Maritime Union Australia, about the current EBA negotiation with DP world, which has seen strikes and work bans. 730am News: - Boris Johnson elected leader of the Tory party in Britain- French journalists arrested at Adani protests at Abbott point coal terminal with draconian bail conditions imposed. Charges against the journalists have since been dropped however two protestors have been banned from entering the entire town of Bowen as part of their bail conditions..745am Jacob and Zane interview Sue McKinnon, a community campaigner with Kinglake Friends of the forest, who are fighting to stop resilient century old forests being cut down by Vic forests to be exported to reflex and turned into paper. 85% of non plantation logging in Victoria is for paper production.8am activist calendar809am News: Robodebt lacks legal foundation according to former AAT chief and Law professor Terry Carney 812am Jacob and Zane speak with comedian Sean Bedlam who is performing at tonight's Green Left Weekly comedy debate

Latest episode of Raw Wellness with Sean Bedlam

Latest episode of Raw Wellness with Sean Bedlam

Latest episode of Raw Wellness with Sean Bedlam

I spoke for 50 minutes and decided spending 8 hours editing it would be mental. Hi. I think it's good enough. It won't be for everybody. Have you seen what's for everybody? It's death. Literally everybody dies.

Ray Grenfell and Karun Cowper talk to Melbourne activist and funny man Sean Bedlam about his Fringe comedy gig "Death to America"..... "It is 2017. The United States of America has lost its mind. The world looks on as the American Dream becomes a nightmare. Should we let these idiots take us down with them? Obviously the answer is no, but you’ll be surprised to learn the solution includes nuking New Zealand. Come, let comedian-philosopher Sean Bedlam take you on a joke journey (or ‘jokeney’) to a beautiful land beyond the end of the world (obviously not New Zealand because we nuked it. Sorry about that, New Zealanders are really cool. We should stop making jokes about them). Because dreams can come true."

7:00am acknowledgement of country7:03am discussion about the marriage equality campaign focusing on the headline news about Tony Abbott being headbutted by a ''yes'' campaigner and how the right-wing are attempting to demonise the yes campaign as a result. 7:08am news from Green Left Weekly moreland council to drop references to Australia Day. 7:15am interview with Dick Nichols international correspondent for Green Left Weekly and based in Barcelona to talk about the on-going situation in regards to the Cantonia independence movement. 7:35am international news from green left weekly France: Mass protests begin against Macron’s attacks and Hurricane irma lays bare france's hypocrisy 7:42am discussion of a interview what would ecological society look like?  7:48am local news from green left weekly Rohingya speak out against genocide and seminar on kurdish feminist revolution coming in Melbourne 8:00am activist calendar 8:10am interview with political comedian Sean Bedlam about his upcoming show Sean Bedlam: Death to America which is going be playing from September 25th to October 1st as part of the Melbourne fringe festival tickets can be booked here 8:22am closing of show discussion of lining their pockets inside and out of parliament

Christian chats to Sean Bedlam about his Melbourne Fringe Festival show, Death to America, playing from September 23-30 at The Courthouse Hotel (96-90 Errol St, North Melbourne).See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I managed to talk to Sean Bedlam. A comic that I get to know when I was in Melbourne. Sean Bedlam tells me why he lose his audience that he has in Youtube. We talked about gutter talk in when we were being students. I confessed that I don't have a Singapore accent. We try to understand why we don't feel comfortable with jokes about race.  Not Again Podcast Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/notagainpodcast/ Not Again Podcast website: https://notagainpodcast.com

Interview with Sean Bedlam, who is a Melbourne Comedian and Political Activist.  Sean is currently doing his comedy via social media, and has a video series called The Furore coming out soon. We discuss: The love of performing vs reality of performing, being informed to inform others, having a breakdown in his 20s, the limits of mental health support provided by Centrelink, classism and mental health treatment, Sean’s sunstroke episode, self-care by stopping what he’s doing, choosing not to fight negative thoughts, acting on things in his control, the problem of paranoia about what others are thinking, family issues, receiving the message that sadness is weakness, reconnecting with his Mum later in life, having to let people go and managing guilt, challenges from childhood and from growing up in a war service area, secrecy/violence/suicides/shut-downs, enjoyment from pointing out injustices, having the gift of the gab, showbiz people always trying to fit in, emerging signs of fascism, some dos and don’ts of self-care, the importance of daily exercise, the joys of Nexflix and reading, message that if you don’t want to meditate, don’t!, and to take stock of life every now and again.

This week Murphy is joined by his mates guys Sean Bedlam, Bert Goldsmith, and Corey White to drink White Rabbit White Ale and discuss sweatshops, TAB's, protests, Corona, shotguns, foster homes, MICF, worms, Wes Anderson, lighters, Golden Towers, age, bottleshops, Twisties, sponsorship, Crown Lager, mice, politicians, smoking, jealousy, weight gain, and more!

Can an activist be a comedian? Or does it work the other way around. This week we explore these questions with Sean Bedlam, who's had a long time commitment to activist work in and around a variety of political issues and social justice concerns. And he's decided to add comedy to his campaigning repertoire. He tells Dirt Radio why.Sean Bedlam & David Tulk's "Two Bearded Ladies" is on at the 2015 Melbourne Comedy Festival.