In this episode, Jeremy Cordeaux explores a diverse range of topics, from the beauty of jacarandas in bloom and Adelaide traditions to historical milestones and international politics. He shares his views on inflation trends, the Reserve Bank’s next steps, the enduring debate on cash versus digital payments, and the ongoing effects of climate change policies on Australian industries. Jeremy also reflects on historical events, including the Gettysburg Address and the rise of Goldwyn Pictures, while celebrating notable birthdays.

Topics Discussed;

• Jacaranda Festival in Grafton, NSW, and the beauty of Adelaide’s jacarandas (00:14)​
• Inflation trends and Reserve Bank predictions on interest rate cuts (02:41)
• Debate over cashless payments and the phasing out of cheques in Australia (04:58)​
• The Lima Declaration’s impact on Australian manufacturing (06:44)​
• Criticism of global trade agreements and climate change policies (07:17)​
• Reflections on historical events like the Gettysburg Address and early Hollywood (21:44)​
• Notable milestones: the invention of the calculator, Lewis and Clark’s expedition, and the first Marconi wireless transmission (19:18)​
• Nostalgic discussion on cultural phenomena like Rocky and Bullwinkle (19:18)​

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In this episode, Jeremy Cordeaux explores an eclectic mix of topics, combining historical reflections with commentary on contemporary issues. Discussions range from festive traditions and bushfire prevention to debates on government spending and climate policies. Jeremy also examines Australia's cultural shifts, offers historical insights, and ends with a reflection on personal empowerment.

Topics Discussed;

• Festive traditions in Adelaide, including Christmas lights and their decline compared to Halloween displays (00:14)​
• Deakin University’s findings on controlled burns and bushfire management in Victoria (02:39)​
• Criticism of government election spending limits and Clive Palmer’s influence (04:39)​
• ABC’s list of banned words and the rise of “woke” culture (06:15)​
• Protests at Melbourne's Myer Christmas display by pro-Palestinian groups (07:54)​
• Schoolies week dangers and the debate over pill testing for young people (09:22)​
• Environmental impact of fossil fuels versus renewable energy solutions (15:11)​
• Historical milestones, including Garrett Morgan’s invention of the traffic light and the Battle of Cambrai (21:03)​

Join Jeremy Cordeaux for The Court of Public Opinion LIVE every Friday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., streaming round the dining room table at jeremycordeaux.com and via Auscast Radio at auscastnetwork.com.

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In this episode, Jeremy Cordeaux discusses a wide range of topics, from cultural heritage laws and indigenous land claims in Australia to global political issues. He reflects on climate conferences, COP29 in Azerbaijan, and criticises government spending and advertising campaigns. Other topics include the drop in electric car sales, the rise in drug-related deaths, the role of patriotism in modern society, and Remembrance Day observances. Cordeaux also shares historical tidbits and celebrates notable birthdays.

Topics Discussed

• Australian cultural heritage laws and indigenous land claims, with specific examples (01:16)​
• Criticism of government’s consent campaign and “woke” messaging (12:17)​
• Observations on the decline in electric car sales and future viability (18:30)​
• COP29 in Azerbaijan and Jeremy’s skepticism of its climate goals (19:30)​
• Increase in drug-related deaths surpassing road toll statistics (11:10)​
• Historical milestones, such as the invention of false fingernails and the first American coins with “In God We Trust” (23:39)​
• Commentary on military recruitment challenges and patriotism in modern Australia (11:10)​
• Reflections on freedom and women’s rights in Middle Eastern countries (17:26)

Join Jeremy Cordeaux for The Court of Public Opinion LIVE every Friday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., streaming round the dining room table at jeremycordeaux.com and via Auscast Radio at auscastnetwork.com.

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