Linguist Kate Burridge explains the Aussie iconic phrase ‘Yeah, Nah’; Foodie Michael Harden makes a case for beans and legumes; Writer Maxine Beneba Clarke and director Tariro Mavondo talks about adapting The Hate Race from book to stage play; Paralympian Andrew Harrison chats about the Wheelchair Rugby National League Competition; Book lover Fi Wright reviews Rebecca F. Kuang’s novel Yellowface; and Nat is on the hunt for a landline phone. With presenters Monique Sebire, Daniel Burt & Nat Harris.
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Jaffle Makers, Dating Advice & Bothersome Boomgates
Calling Dibs, Boot Scooting & a Moroccan Love Story
Mushrooms, Zelda and Electric Blankets
Bistros, Speeches & Colouring Competitions
Olives, Drag Queens and Rock Icons
Coronation, Koalas and Po-Tay-Toes
Cute Puppies, Autumn Vegetables & Changing Personalities
Sandwich Revolution, Chilli Competitions & the Complexities of Consent
Chore Points, Garden Planning & Climate Change Baseball
Pedestrian Etiquette, Trove Archives & the Return of Nat's Awkward Whiteboard
Caffeine, Eulogies for the Living & Melbourne Now
Comics for Grown-ups, Custard & Hypothetical Renovation
Misplaced Hats, RISING Festival & Garden Diaries
Poetry Scrabble, Queerstralia & Hot Cross Buns Galore
Best Superstition, Best Gardening Tools & Best Wake Up of All
Salad Dressings, Waterslides, Higher Sobriety and a Missing Shoe
Free Orchards, Vexing Vampires & Awkward Whiteboards
Vintage Lamps, Haunted Houses & Disorganised Journaling
Back in Action, Bump Ins & Brain Fatigue
Climbing Plants, Christmas Carols & Nostalgic Smells
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